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Sistas
If you loved Living Single in the 90s, then you definitely will like Sistas, Tyler Perry’s new sitcom on the BET network. Now I will admit that Sistas is a little more edgy than Living Single, but it still follows the lives and loves of four women who are the closest of friends. Also, whereas Living Single was more episodic, Sistas is more serialized in it’s delivery.
By ReGina Crawford6 years ago in Geeks
What the Fork!
If, like me, you watched Bojack Horseman and instantly fell in love (if you haven’t, do it!) with this animated modern classic then listen, or rather, read, carefully, as this article guides you through more perception-altering, heart-wrenching, gut-splitting but above all, life-changing shows that will leave you in contemplative silence when the final black screen appears after the last scene/episode.
By ....6 years ago in Geeks
Bonnie Bennett: The Unsung Hero
This was initially going to be a part of my Character Writing series, but I quickly realised that Bonnie Bennett was a character that was more significant and personal - both as a writer and fan of the pop culture franchise that was The Vampire Diaries (2009-2018).
By Ted Ryan6 years ago in Geeks
WandaVision: The Eight Biggest Red Herrings In The Series
Marvel Studios first TV series, WandaVision, has come to an end after a hugely successful run. Eager fans have already rewatched the full series, hoping to pick up on any clues they missed the first time around.
By Kristy Anderson6 years ago in Geeks
If you are a binger, then settle in for Dark.
Break out the truffle popcorn, put your sex life on hold, and get ready to park your as$ in your favorite spot on the couch. ..You know, that one that sags a tad bit in the middle from too much wear and tear, but has just the perfect lounge-to-TV-view ratio.
By Adriana Welby6 years ago in Geeks
Entertaining C-Dramas
For me the year 2020 had very few ups and a whole lot of downs, especially when it came to my viewing entertainment. All the restaurants and movies were closed, gatherings were forbidden, so there was no going out for distraction, and production of highly anticipated shows was shut down due to COVID-19. By the end of March, I was working from home happy as a clam or so I thought.
By Anissa Marie6 years ago in Geeks
The Legend of Ted Lasso
If you’ve browsed the Internet or social media in the last month, you may have seen pictures, videos and/or memes of actor Jason Sudeikis accepting a Golden Globe from his living room while wearing a tie-dye hoodie. If you feel like you’re missing something, you probably are: Sudeikis’s hit sitcom, Ted Lasso.
By Joseph Haddock6 years ago in Geeks
If This, Then That
There isn't much more that the western world has in common other than an almost unnatural fixated obsession with netflix. "Netflix and chill?" has become the number one used pick-up line of our generation, beating the hit line, "Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?" line of the 80s and 90s.
By Sophia Laurel Pack6 years ago in Geeks
The Nostalgic Xennial's Guide to Children's Television (That Doesn't Suck). First Place in If This, Then That Challenge. Top Story - March 2021.
Hey, fellow Xennials. Did you know that some call us the Oregon Trail Generation? We were born on the cusp of Generation X and the Millennials. We're too young to appreciate Reaganomics and too old to understand Tik Tok. We were born in an analog world and grew up with evolving technology.
By Jessica Conaway6 years ago in Geeks
How Two "Givers" Figure Out What to Watch During a Pandemic
I've always been labeled a giver in all of my relationships - friends, boyfriends, strangers, everyone. For reference, a "giver" or so I've been told, is defined as:
By Kam6 years ago in Geeks
From Regency To Edwardian
Hello, I’m Theron and I’m a hopeless romantic. I always have been and probably always will be. There’s something about a good love story that makes me outright giddy and I just go crazy for it. From books to movies and tv shows, I seriously cannot get enough.
By Theron Wilson6 years ago in Geeks
What Should You Watch Next?
You have probably watched all the shows in your backlog since the pandemic hit and need something new to watch. We all have got there. So many choices of streaming service out there now. Netflix, HBOMax, DisneyPlus, Hulu, Amazon, and even newer services like Peacock and Paramount. It seems everyone has a streaming platform. Whatever streaming platform you have, there is a way to ensure that you can always find something next on the watching block. Do not worry you can use this method if you do not have streaming service as well.
By Austin Hornbeck6 years ago in Geeks