Good Game
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| First episode date | August 30, 2017 |
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| Final episode date | September 27, 2017 |
| Number of episodes | 6 |
| Directors | Danny Jelinek |
| Creators | Jesse Cox |
| Michele Morrow | |
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| ID | 2280645 |
About Good Game
Good Game was an American comedy web television series, developed by Michele Morrow and Jesse Cox, that premiered on August 30, 2017 on YouTube Red. In March 2018, it was announced that the show had been cancelled after one season due to low viewership.
India v Pakistan: Battle of nerves at arch-rivals' cricket World Cup clash
... Meanwhile, there s no doubt that fans will get to see a Good Game of cricket...
Hawick rugby team throws away win with bizarre own goal
... Mr Changleng added: " They were ahead for most of the game, five tries apiece, a very Good Game, so I think they thought they had won it...
Rugby World Cup: Fans' joy as Wales beat Fiji
... " It was a very, very Good Game, " she said...
Fourth Thor film is 'funny but silly', critics say
... " Disney s marketing talks a Good Game about how Jane is wielding the God of Thunder s hammer, Mjölnir, and has become a superhero called Mighty Thor, " wrote Caryn James...
Newspaper headlines: Biden's chemical weapon warning and 'Shame on' P& O
... " For once Joe Biden talked a Good Game, " its opinion column states...
Silicon Valley's trial of the century
... Holmes certainly talked a Good Game...
Science cuts in Autumn budget would threaten prosperity, says ex-minister
... " He talks a Good Game, but when it comes to the decisive action needed to secure a future for British science, he is found wanting...
General Election 2019: NHS boss - Parties 'ducked' big issues
... Talked a Good Game , he said the extra funding commitments were helpful, but added: In reality, they go no further than restoring NHS funding growth to what they ve been in past...
Newspaper headlines: Biden's chemical weapon warning and 'Shame on' P& O
Several of Friday's Front Pages Focus On The Warning from US President Joe Biden , made after his talks with other leaders in Brussels, that Nato would respond " in kind" if Russia used chemical weapons in Ukraine.
The Daily Telegraph calls it, while The Guardian believes with Moscow.
The Sun . " For once Joe Biden talked a Good Game , " its opinion column states.
But it goes on to say " he has a history of craving hasty exits from foreign conflicts" and expresses hope that he " sticks to every word".
In its leader, The Times hails The Unity displayed by Nato - which it says has.
But it thinks maintaining that unity will be a challenge " in The Face of what may be a prolonged campaign".
The Paper suggests Nato should aim for a " swift defeat" of Mr Putin, rather than the " messy compromise and peace deal that some western leaders seem to favour".
The Daily Mail 's Front Page reveals that Boris Johnson is now because of his attempts to galvanise The International response against Moscow's invasion.
President Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov , is quoted saying Mr Johnson is viewed as " The Most active participant in The Race to be anti-Russian".
Moves by The International Criminal Court to are welcomed by the Financial Times .
Its leader accepts that Mr Putin " will not be in the dock in The Hague any time soon". But it goes on to say that an indictment against him " would bolster Ukrainians' sense of being on The Right side of history, and perhaps help persuade Russian soldiers that they are not".
" Shame on you" is the Daily Mirror 's Front Page headline. It's angry about the admission by The Boss of P& O Ferries that when it sacked 800 staff last week without consulting unions.
In an opinion column, The Paper expresses fury that there was " no contrition or apology" from Peter Hebblethwaite, during his appearance before a committee of MPs on Thursday.
The Guardian agrees, suggesting that Mr Hebblethwaite to claim that protecting the investment of P& O Ferries' parent company Dp World , " was more important than staying within the law".
Dp World is currently a partner in the scheme to develop freeports in the UK. The Guardian thinks ministers need to reconsider this, in light of what it describes as The Firm 's " casual relationship" with British employment legislation.
Finally, the Telegraph ponders The Heritage status, sticking out of The Roof of a terraced house in Oxford.
The " Headington Shark" was installed in 1986 in defiance of planning rules. Now Oxford City Council, which tried several times to have it removed, is officially recognising the artwork's merit. The Paper concludes " this is one of the problems of an increasingly permissive age: it is getting ever harder to be a rebel".
Source of news: bbc.com
