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The final moments of Breaking Bad’s series finale showcased the demise of one Walter White, who is also known as The One Who Knocks, and, of course, he also went by the moniker Heisenberg from time to time for those that may have somehow forgotten. Fans everywhere received the necessary closure to the chemistry teacher gone bad’s legacy. But one question lingered with many of the AMC series’s loyalists, what happened to his partner in crime. Last we saw Jesse Pinkman he was driving off, hopefully to a happily ever after ending in a Chevrolet El Camino. After all that poor fool has been through, one would hope that he would find some happiness in the end. Well, for those betting big on Jesse’s story ending like a fairy tale should reconsider. According to the El Camino trailer, Pinkman is back, and from the fear in Skinny Pete’s eyes, it might just be Jesse’s turn to break bad.

Uh, guys, how long were we in space for? Oh dear, I don’t think we’re in the nineties anymore!

As a self-appointed reviewer of Netflix's filmic output, I have watched and reviewed a lot of the films on the streaming service. I have tended to review films that have either been released this year or in 2018 and maybe a few from a couple of year previous. Not that there are no films before that period that interest me, it is just that, generally, older films have already been extensively reviewed.

Being a fan of Netflix’s overnight hit Stranger Things, it pains me to have such a strong negative opinion of the highly anticipated third season to feel the need to write this out, merely a month after it hit the streaming site. I stumbled upon the first season back in 2016 and like everyone else was captivated by the 80s nostalgia, likable (and not-so-likable) characters, creepy plot, and fantastic visuals. But somehow the qualities that drew me into the first season, and subsequently, the second, made me absolutely hate the third season. Here’s why season three was absolute garbage:

6 Underground is an 'exciting' new movie that is coming to Netflix by the end of 2019 starring Ryan Reynolds! When I say it's 'exciting', I mean that is its genre! AS of right now, the only tag that Netflix has made for its new Original movie is the word “exciting.” With that said, it's safe to say that 6 Underground is going to be an action thriller.

I'm sure you have heard the bad news... both Friends and The Office will be leaving Netflix some time in the next couple of years. However, Netflix doesn't want to leave their streaming site without a classic sitcom. In order to fill the gap, Netflix has entered what turned out to be an epic and entertaining bidding war for Seinfeld, which is scheduled to leave Hulu in 2021.

There are exactly seven new titles that will be joining the Netflix collection on Thursday, August 15, 2019. Yup, that specific date, not earlier and not further away... August 15th!