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The Fate: Winx Saga An Honest Netflix Review **SPOILERS**
Warning: Spoilers of the show as you continue reading. I warned you please beware. In all honesty I was extremely skeptical about watching this show. I am a lover to the original Winx Club the colors and the story line and the proven message of girl power. I also knew I had to give this new show a chance even though my expectations are so high when it comes to the original Winx Club. Even though Netflix did well on choosing Bloom and Stella for their appearances. Flora from the original was my absolute favorite and they replaced her with outcast Terra who I thought was good to add a bit of diversity but instead of having the mature and loving personality of Flora she was to be a bit too perky but definitley strong.
By Jan Jas6 years ago in Geeks
Recap on Brooklyn 99's "Lights Out" episode
In the final episode of season seven of Brooklyn 99, titled "Lights Out", we see our favorite characters being their usual selves in entirely new situations. This episode wasn't the best of season seven, but every character got to be a part of this episode and be able to showcase their best talents as they all pull together for a great ending to the season. The episode begins when all of Brooklyn experiences a blackout. We see Hitchcock and Scully spring to action by eating all the food before it goes bad (don't get distracted by the frosting, guys), Amy runs a whole precinct while Rosa gets grossed out over childbirth (Please don't show her page 214). Lastly, Jake and Charles are on the case of finding out what caused the blackout, setting in motion a string of incidents for them to encounter on their way back to the precinct (including female public urination) with the perp, an old-fashioned woman named Dotty, and a PedalPub bachelorette party.
By Allison Taylor6 years ago in Geeks
“Do You Know What a Hero Complex is, Diego?”
If somebody was to say to you ‘superhero television’ you may be forgiven for thinking of the television programmes of Marvel, DC or the one-series-wonder that was Watchmen. You might even cast your mind back to Heroes or Misfits of the last decade. It’s perhaps very unlikely that your first thought would be The Umbrella Academy, unless of course that’s exactly why you sought out this post.
By Millie Hardy-Sims6 years ago in Geeks
The First Poet To Win America's Got Talent
Earlier this week, I met with my Grandparents to get groceries and to help with their own shopping. I was struggling, in that moment, to stay focused because I knew I was behind on writing a story this week and still had no idea what to write.
By Derek Evers6 years ago in Geeks
Don't Believe Kate Kane is Dead
Watching the season two premiere of Batwoman, it was not hard to put the pieces together before the cast. Our new lead Ryan Wilder (Javicia Leslie), witnesses a plane crash and finds the batsuit amongst the wreckage. Either a cosplayer was on the plane or Kate Kane. However, there is nobody. Commander Kane mentions the pilot's hand, and that is it. Within the realms of fiction, especially with comic book characters, we need a body.
By Skyler6 years ago in Geeks
The Best TV Series To Watch Online in 2021 ( The CW )
Hi there everyone, While we are home due to COVID19 we probably saw all the movies there are out there and all the TV Series available to watch, but just in case you didn't yet let me tell you a few TV Series that I found to be awesome and I would rewatch them again.
By Julian Sava6 years ago in Geeks
Moriarty the Patriot
Moriarty the Patriot is an interpretation of the Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This interpretation surrounds the origins and exploits of Professor James Moriarty, alongside his entourage, while we are introduced to Sherlock and the rest of the protagonist characters we all know and love as the show progresses. Part one of season one has ended with the second part to begin in a few months at the time of this writing. In short, this is a thoroughly engaging show to watch and I would highly recommend it. If you would like to know why, I encourage you to read on.
By BoblobV26 years ago in Geeks
F.R.I.E.N.D.S review - Why People Watch and Love It Even After 25 Years
It's been 25 years since the airing of the first episode of friends in 1994. 249 episodes and 10 seasons full of joy, the show never left us less amused.
By Let's Discuss 6 years ago in Geeks
Classic TV Shows Chat
Many sitcoms have paved the way for great TV right????? We have great genre time frames that helped mold who we are today as a human. We have the 70’s, 80’s and the Amazing 90’s era!!!! Yeah baby!!!! Let us talk about when "Saved by the Bell" was a teen show that high schoolers glued themselves to their living room couches to watch the famous, Zack Morris, Slater and geeky Screech. Nevertheless, the pretty Kelly Kapowski, Jesse and who can forget the rich and beautiful Lisa Turtle. Another, great tv sitcom classic was Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, like OMG!!! Will Smith starring as Will was like the coolest guy from Philadelphia coming into a new environment he never met, until he moved in with his Sassy Aunt Viv, and Bossy Uncle Phil right??? The show was a funny, hilarious and cool sitcom that brought flavor right in your home. Family Matters oh goodness! was like one of my favorite family shows, I just love Jaleel White as Steven Q Urkel, he was so cute and sweet, but let’s not forget when he jumps into his latest witty invention the Urkel chamber and switches to Stephan Ur'Kel. what a treat for Laura Winslow, she thought she would never see the day right? looks can be so deceiving, Hey, you might just need to step into an Urkel chamber and be transformed, like Wahla!!! lol. Last, but not least I genuinely enjoyed "The Bill Cosby Show" this show was like the epitome of how you would envision your very own family to be, like I could imagine myself having two working and successful parents, with quite different and unique children having their own specific dreams and goals to achieve. This show really depicted the culture of African American households, versus how tv really shows African culture to be. I really appreciated Bill Cosby showing the positive side of family in the African culture along with the amazing cultural art history paintings galleried in the home setting.
By J.Clark6 years ago in Geeks
Two and a Half Men(2003–2015)- Review
Two and a Half Man is an American sitcom mainly about a Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen) his brother Alan Harper (Jon Cryer) and his nephew Jake Harper (August T. Jones). Charlie a jingle writer with a playboy lifestyle and a care free attitude had never been one to be close to his family or the type of person to make one. The sitcom begins with Alan looking for a place to stay with his son, when his wife Judith (Marin Hinkle) decides to divorce him. With this he turns to his elder brother for a temporary place to crash. Charlie lets Alan and Jake stay at his Malibu beach house, after Alan pleads that it is going to be temporary. This simple story produces hilarious scenes with Charlie hoping to continue his lifestyle but being hindered by Alan who seems to have made his stay permeant and his 8 years old nephew always around.
By The Couch Review6 years ago in Geeks
IMHO - What is wrong with You?
**DISCLAIMERS** Some of my content is based on facts and supported by evidence. IMHO posts are posts that are written In My Humble Opinion. These are posts that are based on my opinions, personal experience, and feelings.
By Kelly Medina6 years ago in Geeks
Rosario Dawson Teases Sabine Wren Possibly Being In Live-Action 'Ahsoka' Series
The internet can be a strange creature (as if you didn’t already know this). Sometimes, a single tweet is enough to stir up all kinds of speculation. In this case, however, it wasn’t even a tweet, but simply a click on the little heart below a tweet, that sparked the rumor mill:
By Culture Slate6 years ago in Geeks