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Why Gilmore Girls is my favorite Show
Ever since the hit show "Gilmore Girls" hit Netflix I've been obsessed. I Started watching the show in January 2017, So I am a late bloomer. When Gilmore Girls first aired in October 2000 I was a newborn. No literally, I wasn't even a month old since it aired on October 5, 2000 and well I was born on the 11 of September. This sounds so strange but I believe that I was meant to watch Gilmore Girls. This show changed my life.
By Guillermo Hernandez7 years ago in Geeks
We’ve All Been Sleeping On Netflix’s French Shows
In this time of isolation, we’re all finding ourselves streaming more. Netflix is happily updating it’s library right on schedule as we beg for the next big show. While we can all hope to see something as riveting as Tiger King come to our screens once again, I think American streamers have been missing out.
By Zoey Hickman7 years ago in Geeks
Ozarks TV show incredible filming locations
Even since the Ozarks TV show has appeared on Netflix Television, it has captured the heart and minds of most Americans. The actors are great, the scenario keeps you motivated and engaged all the time, while most of the people are viewing filming scenes that are in continental America and can visit them driving their car.
By Tonya Lane7 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Pretty Little LiArs episode and Moments
Red Herring is a clue, it's intention is to misdirect you from the truth and make you look in another direction. It's one of many reasons why Pretty Little Liars had kept you guessing until the last episode when Ms. Bellsario played Spencer and her Evil Twin perfectly.
By Rayna Quinns7 years ago in Geeks
My Favorite 'Toons: Extreme Ghostbusters
As a former 70s and 80s baby, Filmation's "The Ghost Busters" and its animated spinoff will always hold a special place in my heart. But my heart has room for 1997's "Extreme Ghostbusters," a spinoff of the 80s animated series "The Real Ghostbusters", as well. This cartoon had original Real Ghostbuster Egon Spengler (once again voiced by Maurice LaMarche but this time sporting a Betty Cooper-style ponytail) recruiting the four students from his paranormal studies class at New York Community College to fight a new crop of spooks and spectres--and a world that no longer believed in ghosts, so no marching in a parade for them during the closing credits!
By D.K. Upshaw7 years ago in Geeks











