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The incomparable lovable mess that is Nailed it.
Nailed It is primarily a baking competition show on Netflix. They also have shows for different locations: Mexico, France, Spain, America & Germany as well as specials such as the holiday special. The American show is more popular with 5 seasons and the 6th one is coming this September 15th.
By 'Vive Akugha4 years ago in Geeks
Nadja Is My Favorite Character From What We Do In The Shadows, And Here Are The Receipts To Prove It
If you haven't yet, please do yourself a favor and watch What We Do In The Shadows on FX and Hulu. For a vampire show, it can be surprisingly relatable at times, and all of the actors are SPECTACULAR.
By Sara Thomas4 years ago in Geeks
"Cursed" is a story for the Colonised
Fae legends have frequently been coded as colonised and oppressed peoples. Perhaps the most famous one of our modern age is JKR's portrayal of goblins—small, large nosed, greedy bankers who care nothing for the rest of the world. Anyone with the slightest understanding of Jewish stereotypes understands the allusion. The orcs in Lord of the Rings are an older stereotype of the 'barbaric' Mongols. The folklore of changelings is now attributed to autistic children. In each case, the Fae are to be reviled, a warning of the evils that the Other could do to the Self.
By Melissa in the Blue4 years ago in Geeks
American Horror Story: Red Tide
If you have been watching American Horror Story (FX), you will know this season is called "Red Tide" and is about Vampirism. Is Vampirism real? There are few cases of Vampirism in which they don't bite people but drain their blood into a syringe and pour it into a glass and drink it either as tea or wine. So red wine tastes like blood? Of course, but for American Horror Story, it takes it into another twist.
By Shahjehan Khan 4 years ago in Geeks
BJJ Force for Change
HBO recently aired an episode of Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, with a segment called, “Force for Change.” The focus of it was on Brazilian Jiu-jitsu being taught to law enforcement officers, and how it has helped them do their jobs in Marietta, Georgia. Rener Gracie was heavily featured in the piece as well as police officers from the region that has already put their training to the test.
By Carbazel MMA4 years ago in Geeks
The Broken Fantasy of Gossip Girl
In a time where social media has become quite literally a way of life, now more than ever seemed like a brilliant time to revive GG for a new generation. On paper, the show tackling current issues - Black Lives Matter, the Covid-19 pandemic, sexuality, social class and mental health - and Gossip Girl herself Kristen Bell reprising her narrating role, I had high hopes for this show.
By Ted Ryan4 years ago in Geeks
A Complete Rewatch : One Tree Hill
In episode ten of One Tree Hill, You Gotta Go There To Come Back, things pick up where they've left off in the preceding chapter. Lucas and Brooke seem to be fully-fledged boyfriend and girlfriend, and Peyton tries her hardest to come to terms with it. Lucas pursues his discovery of fun and misses his mother calling from Italy, though he promised he would be there. Dan and Nathan go away on a weekend, a plea from Deb to fix their relationship, but, as always with Dan, things don't go according to plan. Finally, at the café, Haley comes up with the idea of live entertainment to bring some customers in during a dry spell.
By Char4 years ago in Geeks
The Great War
Yes, this is yet another article on one of my most favourite programmes “Downton Abbey”. For those of you who have never seen an episode, I thought I’d write about one of the seasons --- Season Two. There are actually six seasons plus one movie (so far!), so I’ve got plenty more articles to write about (sorry folks). The beauty of Downton Abbey is that there are so many little stories all tied up to the main story and there is plenty to keep us interested.
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff4 years ago in Geeks
Dug Days - A Disney+ Series Review
Let’s check in and see what our old friend Dug is up to. Maybe he caught the squirrel. Dug Days is a series of shorts released to Disney+ in 2021. Following the adventures from the first film, Carl and Dug find a new house to live in. Getting into the usual dog antics, Dug and Carl go on countless adventures.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Geeks
What Loki's Ending Could Mean For The Future Of The MCU
Loki has been one of the shining lights of the Marvel Cinematic Universe TV shows. It is a well-crafted story that centers around what happens to Loki immediately after the events of Endgame in which Loki had stolen the Tesseract again during the Avengers time heist and used it to escape instead of being arrested like he had been at the end of the first Avengers movie, causing him to be picked up and arrested by the TVA.
By Culture Slate4 years ago in Geeks
The Most Important Life Lessons We Learned From 'Freaks and Geeks'. Top Story - September 2021.
We previously focused on the reasons why you should watch Freaks and Geeks, but now we will think about the things that the show actually taught us. This show taught us a multitude of lessons throughout its 18-episode run. We learned answers to teenage issues regarding sex, drugs, friendship, and family life, but which of these stood out the most?
By Jenika Enoch4 years ago in Geeks
Doc Martin - A Series Review
Better go see Doc Martin. You never know what sort of patients he’s seeing today. Doc Martin aired on television in 2004. Based in a small town in Cornwall, Dr. Martin Ellingham tends to all the eccentric patients of Portwenn. Not the most open and affectionate person, he falls in love with Louisa. The couple works out a difficult romance while several medical emergencies happen across the town.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Geeks