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Beauty and the Beasts
There’s something oddly haunting and quite alluring about Equinox, the new(ish) Netflix series from Denmark. They call it Nordic noir for a reason.
By Hamish Alexander5 years ago in Geeks
Blown Away!
When I 1st saw this challenge I thought it would be perfect for me since I spend a WHOLE LOT of time binge watching Netflix, until I started reading the description...
By Laurie Chambers5 years ago in Geeks
An Ode to Save the Cheerleader, Save the World.
There hasn’t been a TV series to hit as hard as ‘Heroes’ did in 2006. If you’re unfamiliar with ‘Heroes’, let me set the scene. Fantasy-obsessed teen sees trailer on the BBC. It’s cryptic. It promises superpowers. It promises action. It promises a mystery the world will be on the edge of their seat for.
By Joe Satoria5 years ago in Geeks
Lucifer is an Endless Source of Pleasure
Story originally published in The Bad Influence. I first heard about this show a little over a year ago when my sister said she was watching it on Netflix. She kept telling me I would like it, but I was like:
By Danielle Dahl5 years ago in Geeks
An Addictive and Extremely Humourous 90's Sitcom: Mike and Angelo
Since I was a pre-teen, my interest in older sitcoms from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s compromised the majority of my television pursuits! By watching the older sitcoms, as opposed to the more common television shows that kids my age watched, I felt a sense of uniqueness. To make me feel more like myself, I believed that I didn’t have to feel normal or live in the “present day” to watch shows like American Idol, Hannah Montana, Shake it Up or Wizards of Waverley Place. Television gave me an opportunity to embrace being myself and pursuing whatever I desired, despite the generation I was currently living it at the time!
By Talia Devora5 years ago in Geeks
My Guilty TV Show
There are so many options when it comes to picking a show to binge watch. Maybe it's something that a friend tells you about and can't stop talking about. Maybe its previews that you saw on social media.
By Ashley Schroeder5 years ago in Geeks
CLEAR!
I know. I know. Of all the ‘guilty pleasure binges’, Grey’s is probably the least original and the most cliché. I get it, ok.
By emily 5 years ago in Geeks
Game Of Thrones Is My New Boyfriend
I was one one of the lucky ones. I didn't start watching Game of Thrones until a few weeks after the final season had aired. After watching the first season, I was hooked. Thank the Gods that I was spared the agony of 8 years of between season anticipation. The way we watch TV has changed, and I never want to go back.
By Unlikely Hero 5 years ago in Geeks
My Heart Belongs In Bluebell
Let me start by saying that I am a middle aged single mom who suffers from anxiety and insomnia, among other things. I have discovered that binge-watching certain shows helps me to calm my mind and get out of my head for a little while. With that being said, my greatest binge-worthy love is a show called Hart of Dixie. I fell totally in love with this show one night while I was trying to find something to numb my troubles. I have always loved medical shows and the ones with romantic storylines are even better. I read the brief bio which stated that Dr. Zoe Hart from NYC moves to a small town named Bluebell in Alabama to further her medical career but discovers love and friendship, sounded like just what I was looking for. After the first episode I was completely hooked. Not only did her life's plan not go her way, but there was constantly obstacles that she had to overcome just to get by.
By Barbara Beals5 years ago in Geeks
I Named My Fish Joey Pacey And Dawson
What Is Dawson's Creek? Dawson's Creek is a coming of age teen drama mostly based, as the title states, on one of the main character's (Dawson's) Creek. It follows bestfriends Dawson, Joey, Jen, and Pacey as they maneuver through love, heartbreak, and making it out of their small coastal Massachusetts town. The show begins with the 4 entering into high school and ends with them figuring life out during/after college.
By Blue Dymond5 years ago in Geeks
I Plead the 5th
We all abhor that dreadful scroll on Netflix where it seems centuries before a good show is spotted. My wife had the remote this time around. As sure as the clock goes round, was my certainty that she was going to select some soapy, romance-drama. Bah humbug! I'm always revisited by the ghosts of my wife's Netflix past. She scrolled and scrolled...and scrolled and scrolled. Finally, her scroll came to a stop. I saw familiar faces on the displayed cover art of the featured Netflix series. My eyes locked in. To my surprise and secret chagrin, it was -
By ItalixVEVO5 years ago in Geeks
Carry On My Wayward Son
The year was 2005. The channel was WB at the time. It all started with a simple phrase "Dad went on a hunting trip and he hasn't been home in a few days". That is all it took for 3.8 million viewers to get hooked on Supernatural. Fifteen years and just as many seasons later, during the worst year in most peoples lives, we said goodbye to the cast of Supernatural. I am sure I was not alone as I ugly cried listening to the iconic "Carry On My Wayward Son" and watched Baby drive away just one last time.
By Ariana Micheal5 years ago in Geeks