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Why Does Everyone Like this Loud, Rude, Bully?
I’ve spent a majority of my life watching anime. It’s one of my longest running hobbies; it’s something that I really enjoy digging down into and discussing about on different levels of the show, characters, scenery, art, and more. I’m not afraid to tell people that I am very egotistical and pretentious most of the time with my own opinions and shows that I talk about, which is why I love engaging in conversation. So I want to start writing more about things like this, and I figure I can start off with a bang—literally—talking about a character named Bakugou Katsuki.
By Michelle Stone8 years ago in Geeks
'Bojack Horseman' - Why I Love It and You Should Too
Bojack Horseman is my current favourite series. It could (and should) be yours too. Having finished off Westworld season two, and knowing that the next season of ANYTHING was a year away, I needed something new and exciting to watch during the ‘movie drought’ this summer.
By Lena-Jade Dee8 years ago in Geeks
Anime to Watch Fall 2018
Fall is by far my favorite season. The weather is perfect, the leaves start changing color, and most importantly, my favorite shows and shows I have been waiting for start at this time. As the weather starts getting colder, I find myself looking for more anime to keep me sane as it gets harder to go outside. Here are my most anticipated anime to watch out for this season!
By Christina B8 years ago in Geeks
Binge Worthy TV Shows . Top Story - September 2018.
After a full eight hours at the office, all I want to do is come home, watch TV with my boyfriend, and cuddle my dog. I have had too much "people time" and just need to be with my significant other and my puppy. I do not want to hear more problems, but I just want to sit in silence. So, with that, I made a list of TV shows that I find worthy enough to binge watch. I have watched a lot of TV series, so I cannot list all of them.
By Marissa Hall8 years ago in Geeks
Oliver Queen: Hero or Villain?
Oliver Queen is a vigilante character on the television show Arrow. He became the crime fighter known as the Arrow after returning home from being trapped on a terrible island for five years and watching his father die. He is given a list from his father just before he dies, which tells Oliver about all the people in his home city that are secretly committing felonies and getting away with it. Oliver promises to hunt down every name on his father’s list and bring them to justice, which usually involves murdering the person. He does a lot of good for his city and helps protect it from many dangers throughout the show, however, he is still technically a criminal. Although Oliver Queen is not the typical criminal, many theories of criminology can still be applied to him.
By Medea Walker8 years ago in Geeks
Netflix Casts Its 'Witcher'
With HBO's Game of Thrones heading out on its farewell tour next year, there is going to be a chasm-like gap for epic adult fantasy in TV land. Though Amazon is spending all the money on its Lord of the Rings show, it will be most likely be more PG rated than the much more adult orientated Thrones.
By Neil Gregory8 years ago in Geeks
How 'Shameless' Should Handle Emmy Rossum's Departure
It’s no secret that the cast of Shameless considers themselves a close-knit family, and a big chaotic one of that. So much so they that could rival their onscreen Gallagher clan. Emma Kenny and Ethan Curozky, who play the younger Gallagher siblings Debbie and Carl, have grown into young adults on-screen under the wings of their older castmates. Emmy Rossum expressed all of this and more, and she announced in a long and heartfelt post, filled with gratitude and appreciation for having worked so closely with talented and wonderful people for the better part of the decade, that her time on Shameless would be coming to a close. Season nine which is set to premiere later this year on Showtime would be her last season.
By L. Franklin8 years ago in Geeks
'South Park' Doubles Down on Domestic Violence
In case you missed it, in their last episode, South Park addressed the relationship between Cartman and Heidi. While we've seen snippets of Cartman's abuse toward her throughout the season, this episode really doubled down and went heavy on what abuse can look like.
By Diana Morales8 years ago in Geeks
Game of Thrones Season 8: First Teaser Revealed
Game of Thrones is one of the most watched TV shows on the planet. The first seven seasons of HBO’s hit fantasy drama were watched by millions, with viewers now eagerly anticipating season 8, which will be the final season of the show. Season 8 is set to air during the first half of 2019, and fans of the show couldn’t be more excited, especially after HBO released a countdown trailer.
By Patricia Sarkar8 years ago in Geeks
Here's Why the Reboot with the Most Fan Disappointment Goes to 'Charmed'
Charmed, the television show about magic, witches, warlocks, and sisters, has never left fans' minds. Even though the series ended in 2006, it's never really been gone since it continues to air on Netflix, the DVDs still sell strong, and the graphic novels continued the Halliwell sisters' stories until 2016. In fact, those graphic novels delivered story lines that could work well on televisions screen in reuniting Piper, Prue, Phoebe, and Paige.
By The Television Time Capsule8 years ago in Geeks
Porn for the Masses
The UK art and music collective, Bred Pudding, chant "It's all crap TV" and "It's porn for the masses" on their track "Crap TV" which features on their EP Short Circuit Control, but just how true is this in the new broadcast media world of pay to view and stream TV? Moreover, just what constitutes crap TV?
By Paul Conneally8 years ago in Geeks
