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3 New Underrated shows To watch and make memories during the Show Fest Quarantine period
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By Abigail Michaela Babsa6 years ago in Geeks
Overshadow.
While there are plenty of new shows emerging on streaming networks left and right, there are just as many that have yet to be discovered. Growing up with so many different people, and being young and having no control over the television, left me to the mercy of 90’s tv shows on repeat. Most of them didn’t interest me much and eventually led me to other entertainment pursuits but some stuck.
By Xavier Woods6 years ago in Geeks
I Binge-Watched Outlander during Quarantine...
Outlander is a show that has long remained on the edge of my awareness, without my ever really having heard of it, consciously. Which, as a lover of period dramas, surprises me as much as those of my friends when they realise that it took me five seasons, and several years, to truly discover it. Even more surprising, as a bookworm, was my ignorance towards the epic book series, from which the TV-show is based. The series is yet unfinished, but to date, consists of eight novels (ranging from 600-1200 pages each), a ninth oncoming, and a spin-off series, several short stories, and a graphic novel. Clearly, this is a mega-series, a brand in itself, and yet, somehow, it's until now avoided my attention.
By Emma Styles6 years ago in Geeks
Old shows are the new favorites?
We never stop looking forward to what's headed our way in the television industry. Be it a new comedy sitcom or new reality TV show. Perhaps people out in TV land will give us all what we really want: a new crime documentary series as compelling as 'Making a Murderer.
By Angie Robinson6 years ago in Geeks
Why Bakugo Should've Been the Main Character of My Hero Academia
Bakugo is arguably one of the most complex characters in the series and also one of the more disliked. He hasn't shown himself to be what a typical hero usually is. He's self-absorbed, arrogant, quick-tempered, and constantly insults or bullies those he deems weaker than him, with Midoriya being the prime target of his undue rage. So why do I believe he should've been the main character?
By Jasmine Harris6 years ago in Geeks
Let's Go Extreme
My last two writings were about my two favorite animated versions of the Ghostbusters: 1986's "Filmation's Ghostbusters" and 1997's "Extreme Ghostbusters." They couldn't be any more different from each other yet they have so much in common. Here's how:
By D.K. Upshaw6 years ago in Geeks
Come Home to a Place You Never Knew
I am a TV and movie fanatic - TV shows and movies help me to feel less alone and I love having my TV on in the background. I can't say that I have been watching more than usual during this quarantine because this is kind of my daily routine, but hey *cough, cough* the quarantine can be my excuse for watching more TV and movies than usual if need be (winky face).
By Ashley Nestler, MSW6 years ago in Geeks
ICYMI: 3 Overlooked TV Shows with At Least 3 Seasons
I build emotional connections to TV shows. Sometimes these connections aren't super serious, we see each other when we can and if we don't, it's no big deal. I'll maybe watch their Christmas special every year and wish them the best.
By Ghezal Amiri6 years ago in Geeks
The Importance of a Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Reboot
It's been nineteen years since Joe Lando and Jane Seymour played the roles that won the hearts of millions of fans around the world. As Sully and Dr. Michaela Quinn, the duo ignited a passion for historical drama and romance that still sizzles today. In fact, the fan base continues to grow as more viewers find the series which recently aired all six seasons on Amazon Prime but is now available on Philo.
By The Television Time Capsule6 years ago in Geeks
what you might have missed
I am probably quite a rarity during this lock down period, I have drank less, eat less and watched less tv. Music is my escape at the moment, best way to block out the world. As a front line carer its important to forget the world now and again. So here's 3 things lost myself in recently.
By ASHLEY SMITH6 years ago in Geeks
