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the real bros of simi valley
A piss take on "The Real Housewives", "The Real Bros" centres around a group of friends who live in, you guessed it, Simi Valley, California. These friends are like teenagers, (even though they haven't been teenagers for a long time) and the show is about them learning to grow up - dealing with jobs, college, debt, marriage, babies and dramaaaah.
By Ally Mclean7 years ago in Geeks
'Greenleaf' Ending After One More Season
OWN has announced that Greenleaf will return in June 2020 for its final season. The series was not cancelled. Instead, the Oprah Winfrey Network ordered only one more season. That means everything will be wrapped up during the fifth season. It is good that fans are finding this out in advance instead of being shocked by the news at the end of the upcoming season.
By Margaret Minnicks7 years ago in Geeks
Stop with the Musical Episodes
I watched Grey's Anatomy, The Flash, and Riverdale. They all have one thing in common and that is the stupid musical episodes. I enjoy musicals, do not get me wrong my favorite film is Singing in the Rain, I have lived through the High School Musical phase and loved it, I have watched wicked 21 times and did not get sick of it, but television dramas need to stop making musical episodes. They just have to stop it. It usually has nothing to do with the plot and it is just plain weird. The first musical episode I ever watched was Riverdale and it was...beyond weird. It felt awkward and off-putting. I was okay with Archie singing once in a while with his guitar. Then, of course, Grey's Anatomy had a weird singing musical and I could not watch it for the life of me, I fast-forwarded most of the episode and carried on with the rest of the season as it turns out I did not miss much. Then, in the Flash, I know that there are talented singers and that maybe they wanted to show off skills, but it was still rather annoying, I am more concerned about the plot than the singing. The episode was not as off-putting as I thought it would be because of the storyline. It's like watching Glee all over again. I liked the original songs better...please stop ruining my favorite songs and just carry on with the plot. It seems that there is no point in making musical episodes, they usually have nothing to do with the plot. The only show I respect to have musicals is High School Musical: The Musical on Disney Plus because it is meant to be a musical, so it all worked together nicely. Riverdale started out as a great show to binge-watch, but it took a slide downhill after the black hood was caught, things went beyond ridiculous with Archie being arrested and then put into some sort of secret fight club and then Archie and Jughead running away from a man who could and did find them wherever they went. Then, it got a little supernatural with the game that was a rip off of Dungeons and Dragons, which was intense and a little creepy, but it hit rock bottom as soon as they did a musical episode. I sat there for minutes wondering what I was witnessing at the moment. I was witnessing something weird and embarrassing. They should just stick to plot lines and taking down bad guys with secrets. To prove my point further the episode titled "Big Fun" had one of the shows lowest ratings at 4.0 out of 10 stars. All other earlier episodes rate at around 6 to 7, so you can see that large decline in the episodes. In Grey's Anatomy the episode titled "Song Beneath the Song" earned a rating of 6.2 out of ten where other episodes in the series were rated at 7.6 out of ten and higher. The flash had 6.1 out of 10, which was not the worst episode from the three television shows. The average rating for the Flash stands at a 7.7/10 and once again we saw the drop in the musical episode, it was not as dramatic of a drop compared to the other television shows. Now, on the contrary, there were other musical episodes on other television shows that did work such as How I Met Your Mother when Barney sings about the suits, but it added a certain element of humor in it and it was Neil Patrick Harris singing and who doesn't like him singing? because I certainly love it.
By Adrianna M. Braun7 years ago in Geeks
5 Things "The Office" Has Taught Me About Life. Top Story - May 2020.
If you're anything like me, you don't need to be in quarantine to be on your 100th run-through of the great family classic The Office (US). I have to admit, though, it wasn’t until about three years ago that I watched this series for the very first time, so I was a bit late to the party. But you know something? I am eternally grateful that I didn’t see this show when I was growing up, because I know I would never have appreciated it the way I do now.
By Jenn Bastien7 years ago in Geeks
Tower of God Episode 1 & 2 Review
Tower of God Synopsis: Twenty-Fifth Bam had been alone his whole life until he met Rachel. Now, however, Rachel is set on climbing the Tower, and she is willing to leave Bam behind to do so. After Rachel disappears in a veil of light, Bam follows her, vowing to ascend the Tower in hopes of meeting her again.
By Richart Kail7 years ago in Geeks
Hoshiai no Sora (Stars Align) Season 1 - Reviews
Always outshined by their nationally ranked female counterparts, the members of the boys’ soft tennis club have resigned themselves to being lazy and unmotivated. Now it seems their attitude could cost them their club status, and only club president Toma Shinjou (voiced by Tasuku Hatanaka) seems to care. Desperate to find more members, Toma looks to recent transfer student Maki Katsuragi (voiced by Natsuki Hanae). After some convincing, Toma manages to recruit Maki, who turns out to be a natural at the sport. With the prospects of being able to keep their club now a little bit higher, and with the addition of Maki, the other members start to put in more effort. However, each of their personal lives threatens to undo everything they have done, and in some cases, the situation at home is quite harmful.
By Nair Norka7 years ago in Geeks
5 Great Shows To Start Binge Watching.
Snuggled up in bed or your sofa and all your doing is scrolling through social media all day hoping that you will find something interesting to entertain you. I can relate. This is how I spent my first week in quarantine however after scrolling over the same contents, I decided that I needed to find a few T.V series that I could binge watch to keep me entertained and I came across a few very good series that I wanted to recommend. All the series listed below are all very different to one another, but are very attention grabbing and will make you want more! All series listed below are ongoing and latest seasons are set to be renewed other than the last one as this will be coming to an end after season 5 which airs in May 2020, this one might be worth watching last so you can binge watch all 5 seasons at once.
By Aquarian Writes7 years ago in Geeks
Netflix's new release, "Never Have I Ever"
If you're anything like me, Netflix has recommended this to you non stop. They see me watching trashy teen dramas and they know I eat that shit up. But "Never Have I Ever" feels different. Better. Higher quality. Higher stakes. Deeper than Riverdale and more realistic than Gossip Girl.
By Ally Mclean7 years ago in Geeks
MEDICI – THE NETFLIX BOB SERIES THE WORLD KINDA SLEPT ON
In case you have never heard of the Italian banking family that knew how to make it rain faster than you can say internet banking; You need to check out the Netflix TV series about the Florentine dynasty from hell. To paraphrase Leonardo da Vinci himself, it can either captivate you or leave you feeling lukewarm.
By Zara Miller7 years ago in Geeks
