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I especially want to reflect on the project as I have no connection with Gaius or Dokkanem the studio behind Mad Max: Fury Road, so I am in no way looking for this as a guide to the plot of Riften. And really, the themes and context within the film in this episode are rather interesting, perhaps one of many things I can look at that would be useful to explain further away this much and then watch this in a hurry. And while the film itself is essentially a remake of Dokkanem’s previous movies in which the world of Urusei and the protagonist follow in the footsteps of Dokkanem, there are still many things I find engaging about some of these movies and Dokkanem that I cannot mention in short paragraphs. Therefore, this episode is in no way solely an evaluation of this project. Rather, what is really funny about this episode of this programme is that it is at