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You're Watching Netflix Wrong
As a teenager, most of my spare time is spent watching my favourite TV shows, and as a college student I don't get a lot of spare time, so I want it to be spent right. With the thousands of TV shows available on Netflix, it can be daunting deciding what the best shows are to binge on. Nobody has time to get through half a season of a show that looks interesting just to find yourself falling asleep through each episode. I'm here to save you of that terrible waste of time with seven of the best TV shows streaming on Netflix that definitely need to be added to your list, to ensure you're not watching Netflix wrong.
By Kaelah Jefford9 years ago in Geeks
My Favorite Anime
Anime has always been my favorite pastime since I was in the tenth grade. I found out what anime genres I prefer and which ones I tend to stay away from. So far in the past four years of watching anime, I have composed a list of anime that I have fully enjoyed and my honest opinion of it. As you read this, some of you may have seen most of these while the rest of you might want to add this to your "Anime Watch List". Each of these anime are unique in their own special way and the creators behind them are to be equally appreciated in the same way. So as you have or will watch these anime, take the time to appreciate the artwork and storyline.
By Sarah Daniels9 years ago in Geeks
The Problem with 'The Big Bang Theory'
The Big Bang Theory is an Emmy award-winning sitcom based around the lives of four socially awkward but highly intelligent scientists in Pasadena, California: roommates and theoretical physicists Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter, aerospace engineer Howard Wolowitz, and astrophysicist Raj Koothrappali. The show's main source of comedy in the early seasons is the men's relationship with Penny, the beautiful, socially skilled, aspiring actress who moves into the apartment across the hall from Leonard and Sheldon, as they try to win her affections and their awkward 'geek' status clashes with her common sense. Throughout the show's 11 seasons (and renewal for a twelfth), two other characters are added to the main cast as Sheldon and Howard's partners: Amy Farrah Fowler and Bernadette Rostenkowski, respectively.
By Abby Hilton9 years ago in Geeks
8 Amazingly Clever Things You Never Noticed About 'Rugrats' As A Kid
Nearly every 90s kid loved Rugrats, the classic Nicktoon presenting the daily adventures of Tommy Pickles and his friends. The show's nine seasons and its trilogy of movies are now fully available on DVD and iTunes, and for US viewers, Rugrats airs regularly on TeenNick's NickSplat programming block, so revisiting the series has never been easier. With plenty of popculture references and slightly naughty jokes, Rugrats remains just as enjoyable as enjoyable to watch as an adult.
By Kristy Anderson9 years ago in Geeks
'The Crown': 5 Dramatic Events for Future Seasons
Netflix’s hit show, The Crown, is well-known for its historical accuracy, and for bringing the crazy drama of Britain’s royal family to a new generation of Netflix watchers. But while we’ve seen some crazy drama in the first two seasons—affairs, deaths, Nazis and sex scandals—there are some royal famous controversies and tragedies that are bound to make the upcoming seasons more dramatic than ever. Oh, and obviously: spoilers!
By Em DiMonaco9 years ago in Geeks
'Black Mirror'
Do you love Black Mirror as much as I do? Okay, let’s get into it. Much has been made of BM’s foreboding, not-so-far away future where our current technology obsessed society has taken multiple swerves over to the dark side, leaving us viewers afraid to look at our phones. But you know it’s also, like, neat. What works best in BM, like any other show, is not just what it is about, but (I can’t stress this enough in my reviews) how it is about it. Sure, it’s cool as shit to see implants that record all of our memories, killer robot bees, or being able to physically block someone from your life, but it’s also damn cool when each of those stories is accompanied by some sort of unexpected twist and involves well drawn, relatable characters. BM does just that, and often just when you think you’ve worked out the commentary and the conceit, it slaps you upside the face with an ironical type shift in story. So yes, not only does the show work as a ‘reflection’ (ha ha) of where we may be heading as a civilization, but each episode, a few misfires aside, are finely written stories with delightful developments and nuanced people to inhabit the universe. So, by season (or series, if you will), here are my favourite episodes reviewed, from least to best in their respective series’ runs.
By Nicolas Brown9 years ago in Geeks
