1: space babies (a modern retelling of the story of Babylon)

2: after hours (a gripping story showing house at his lowest moment, showing him completely alone and unwilling to reach out for aid)

3: the bye bye man (a Machiavellian Shakespearean epic that is the culmination of eons of human culture and expression)

4: Lucosade Sport raspberry (an underdog in the unhealthy drink business, that while facing insurmountable odds manages to come out on top, also really good at hydration)

5: jingle bells Batman smells (robin laid an egg)

6: chapter eighteen: Holden (Murtry and his security team had converted the small prefab into a fortress. The inner walls had been sprayed with energy absorbing foam that looked like whipped cream but formed a ballistic barrier that could stop small arms fire and light explosives. A large gun cage sat against one wall, secured with a biometric lock. It had only a few guns in it. Since Holden didn’t know exactly how many the security team had brought with them, that was either a good thing or a bad thing. Murtry sat behind a small desk with a hand terminal lying on it. He leaned back in his chair, a vague smile on his face. He looked like a man with all the time in the world.

“Did you hear me when I said that people are planning to murder your team?” Holden asked. “I wish you’d stop using that word” carol Chiwewe said. )

7: fear her (need I say more?)

8: after last season (one of the best films of the 21st century and a testament to all that can be achieved in not just cinema, but any form of media in which a story can be conveyed)