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Heart-Wrenching Moments in Grey's Anatomy
Grey's Anatomy is one of the longest running shows in existence with 16 seasons and running. I recently, started re-watching the show because it will keep me occupied during this pandemic and also I can write many articles on the heart-wrenching moments. I think that Grey's Anatomy is one of the best dramas to binge over and over again, maybe it is because of the cases that come into Seattle Grace Hospital or maybe because of all the relationship drama between adults who do not have time? whatever the case is I love the show. Anyways, here are the heart-wrenching moments that got me so far in season 1 and 2.
By Adrianna M. Braun7 years ago in Geeks
Must see Docu-series during a quarantine
So you’re home and you’re stuck there until things start to go back to normal with all this COVID-19 stuff hanging over our heads. I have found myself watching way too many docu-series and I think more and more people are starting to get hooked on them too. These are the Top five docu-series/dramas you have to watch during the quarantine. You can find these on Netflix.
By Lea Wilson 7 years ago in Geeks
'RuPaul's Drag Race' Season 12 Struggles With Editing
The one thing I've always liked about RuPaul's Drag Race is the way the show illustrates the relationships between the contestants and the contestants and the judges. You can learn a lot about the struggles and triumphs these drag queens have to cope with just in a short hour-long show, and my daughters and I have been along for the ride over the course of 12 seasons.
By Christina St-Jean7 years ago in Geeks
TV Review: 'Making the Cut' Episode 8 Brand Evolution
I am among the last people that anyone would ask about fashion. My wardrobe contains only one tie and it has a zipper in it. So, why am I reviewing the fashion reality series Making the Cut? In all honesty, Amazon sent me a screener and I had nothing better to do. I am a professional film critic by trade and there are currently no theatrical films. I have a lot of time on my hands and the desire to write and be read.
By Sean Patrick7 years ago in Geeks
'Survivor: Winners At War' Episode 10
First off, good choice voting out Adam. Good move. And immediately for this episode, starts off LOVED ONES VISIT. But wait, there's so much more than just your average loved ones' visit. That is because the castaways don't get just one loved one. But their entire families got flown in to see them by Fiji Airways. Tony, his wife and kids. Ben, his wife & kids. Sarah, her partner and son. Tyson, his wife and one of his kids. Sophie and her fiancee. Michele and her sister. Nick and his wife. Jeremy and his wife and kids. Kim and her husband and kids. And Denise and her husband and daughter. Wow, entire families have arrived. This is historic. And speaking of historic moments, there's also EVEN MORE.
By Nathan Miller7 years ago in Geeks
Why Bonnie Bennett is the Best
Now, I have watched the Vampire Diaries series through twice. I am now on my third run and there are many three dimensional characters such as Damon, Elena, and Jeremy. I was always vouching for Damon, but after watching the first season again...I always forget that he killed Stefan's best friend, whom he knew for almost 100 years. Stefan should have been far more heartbroken about Lexi's death, but instead it seems he had moved on quite quickly from her death and did not even hold a funeral for her. I know that's probably not how the story went, but he should have done something for her. I used to be a fan of Stefan, but he seems to turn everyone around him into the villain. He is always blaming someone else. Damon will always be one of my favorites because he does not let Elena do whatever she wants, but he genuinely cares for her and will do anything to keep her alive. I was a fan of Caroline, she was a little unsure of herself and found a new self when she gets turned into a vampire and I admired her for that. Bonnie Bennett is such a good person.
By Adrianna M. Braun7 years ago in Geeks
My Favorite 'Toons: Filmation's Ghostbusters
Once upon a time in the Seventies, Filmation, the Number Two SatAm producer, created a live-action comedy called THE GHOST BUSTERS. Starring Larry Storch, Bob Burns and Forest Tucker as "Spenser, Tracy & Kong" (Tracy was the gorilla), the wacky trio hunted down a new ghost every week for one season, then disappeared. Ten years later, the movie GHOSTBUSTERS was filming, and, learning of the TV series, bought the rights to the name from Filmation. Long story short, two animated series came out in 1986: THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS, based on the movie; and GHOSTBUSTERS by Filmation, based on the live-action series I believed only I remembered. Guess which one was my favorite?
By D.K. Upshaw7 years ago in Geeks
Top comedies to binge watch during lockdown - Parks & Recreation
When I wrote my last article - https://vocal.media/geeks/ten-netflix-shows-to-watch-over-the-next-few-months, a friend commented 'yeah they are all great shows but what if I want something non dystopian that will make me laugh?' He had a good point, so here is the first of my comedy recommendations.
By Neil Gregory7 years ago in Geeks
What I think about Tiger King. Top Story - April 2020.
This past week I decided to watch Tiger King because honestly I was just curious what all the hype was about. I remember the day it came on Netflix and it was listed as #1 in America for a couple days. I looked into it but it didn't really seem that interesting to me. It wasn't until my coworker, Seth, instigated me writing this opinion piece that I finally decided to watch it.
By Madison Rheam, B.A.7 years ago in Geeks
