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Skam: The Vulnerability and Rawness of Being A Teenager
Since its first season premiered in September 2015, the show Skam has gained a huge following from Norway, along with international fans around the world. It became so popular that other countries have come out with their own remakes of the show—Skam France, Skam Italia, Skam Austin, and Druck (German Skam), which came out this year and has since only increased the fan-base. Currently, there are three other remakes that have started—Skam Spain, Skam Netherlands/Dutch, and Skam Belgium.
By Lissette Maldonado8 years ago in Geeks
Penn Badgley: Toeing The Line Between Cute and Creepy
TV surfing has gathered me some useless hours of reality television and random crime shows in the past, but rarely does it result in me watching a quality show. A couple of weeks ago, it did just that, however, when I clicked on YOU.
By Kathryn Parker8 years ago in Geeks
In Love of 'Cheers'
In the first episode the Boston-based, booze-fueled comedy Cheers, we see a young woman and her fiancé duck into a cozy establishment, giggling and celebrating their apparent love for one another. We’ve never been to this place before though we recognize it almost immediately. It’s a place we’ve all been to at one point or another. It’s a place that invited us in though it hasn’t met us yet either, and we’re all the greater for having been there. Not long after do we find out these characters are Diane Chambers and her, at the time, soon to be wed partner Sumner. We don’t know their history but what we do know is they have stumbled into our neighborhood friendly place. Not too long after we meet our main character, a man who we’ll follow for the next decade plus of not only his life, but ours as well. A young, stunningly handsome man who looks at home on the other side of the bar. This man is named Sam Malone, and in this episode we see the first ever meeting between him and Diane Chambers on an autumn day in 1982. We would follow their journey, with some time off, until the Spring of 1993 when Sam and Diane finally agreed that they just didn’t fit together, that the love of Sam’s life was indeed Cheers and those who inhabited it. While this may seem like a sad ending for Sam to those blind to the Cheers universe, it was fitting in a way that can’t be put into words, and what we got in the 11 years in between was a portal to a world where everybody knew your name.
By Sarah Duffy8 years ago in Geeks
'Charmed' Reboot Review - Episode 1
This episode starts out with a mother and her two daughters: Mel, who is a lesbian that thinks she knows it all, and Maggie, the sister going to college and trying to fit in. Later that night, the daughters left to do what normal teenagers do: have fun. But back at home, the mother knew something was wrong. She ran to the legendary, but thin Book Of Shadows. She starts by making a potion to bind her daughters' powers. Sounds like a Grams we know right? Before she could finish with the potion and spell something attacked her, causing her to fall out the window and die.
By Ariane Anderson8 years ago in Geeks
How 'Bob’s Burgers' Is a Subtly Progressive Show
Bob’s Burgers isn’t the most distinct show on television. It’s not minority-centered like Black-ish or as racially diverse as Brooklyn Nine-Nine. When you’re thinking of the top 10 most progressive or diverse shows, it probably doesn’t even make the list. Why? It’s not blatant about it.
By Alex Casey8 years ago in Geeks
