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Lemony Snicket's A series of unfortunate events

Lemony Snicket's
        A series of unfortunate events

           On of the most popular drama, family, mystery and returning series on the Netflix . 'A series of unfortunate events' serial is directed by Brad Siberling in Jan 2017 as first season and second season in March 2018. A whole story is based on book 'A series of unfortunate events' which is written by Lemony Snicket who is one of the main character of serial. Patrick Warburton played role of Lemony Snicket while Neil Patrick Harris as Count Olaf, Malina Weissman as Voilet Baudelaire, Louis as Klaus Baudelaire and k. Todd Freeman as Mr. Poe who is bank manager. Netflix launched two seasons , one will be remaining. So now we will briefly learn the story. 
  
    


Lemony Snicket's  A series of unfortunate events 

    A series of unfortunate events is the story of the three Baudelaire orphans, Violet, Claus and Sunny. The books are narrated by Lemony Snicket, a mysterious man who follows the story through clues passed on through a secret organization known only as the V.F.D. The series begins with the three children losing their parents in a fire. Consequently, a banker named Mr. Poe takes charge of the children and leaves them with the nearest relative, Count Olaf. The children, however, are dubious to the fact that Olaf is actually a relative. Olaf and his troupe become the villain of the series. During their stay with Count Olaf, the children are forced to perform ridiculous and cruel tasks. Eventually, the children are able to escape, and though the children are not still under Olaf's care, he is still intent on finding them and stealing their money. In each episode of season, the children are given a different guardian which causes more problems for them. In their attempts to settle down into a home, the orphans find that the problems they encounter all seem to be pointing to the same mysterious agency, the V.F.D. They meet many members of this secret organization that train them in different areas. Violet is a great inventor. Klaus is good at research. And, Sunny, though just a baby, is good at biting things, and eventually becomes a wonderful cook. The mystery of the V.F.D. compounds as the series goes on, making it often ambiguous as to whether the agency is good or bad.


 The serial has 9 parts as like Lemony Snicket's book. So I am here to available you all parts of that serial.                                                                                   1. The Bad Beginning.                                                    
2. The Reptile Room.                                                       
3.  The Wide Window.                                                     
4. The Miserable Mill.                                                      
5. The Austere Academy.                                                 
6. The Ersatz Elevator.                                                     
7.  The Vile Village.                                                            
8.  The Hostile Hospital.                                                   
9. The Carnivorous Carnival.                                          
                       

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