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TV Show Recommendation: The Waterfront (2025)

10/11/2025

Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

Netflix needs to apologize to viewers for Mindhunter cancelling after two seasons and now The Waterfront for cancelling after one season. I’m still recommending The Waterfront because I love Holt McCallany as an actor and this crime drama about the Buckley family has a good supporting cast with interesting characters. Harlan Buckley (Holt McCallany) is
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TV Netflix Documentary Recommendation: AKA Charlie Sheen (2025)

09/28/2025

Netflix Recommendations, Netflix Review

This two-part documentary covers Charlie Sheen’s life from a child growing up in Malibu, California. This documentary was directed by Andrew Renzi and while more hard-hitting questions could have been asked, I think this is a little bit of truth, redemption, self-acceptance, family, and responsibility. While this doesn’t cover every incident that happened in Charlie
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Netflix Documentary: Fit for TV: The Reality of the Biggest Loser (2025)

08/24/2025

Documentary Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

diet, fitness, Health, nutrition, weight-loss

The Biggest Loser The Biggest Loser was created by David Broome and JD Roth where contestants were matched with trainers. There were three major trainers. Bob Harper appeared in all seasons. Jillian Michaels was in 15 seasons. Dolvett Quince was in six seasons. The lesser-known trainers included Kim Lyons in seasons 3 and 4, Brett
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TV Show Recommendation: Fire Country (2022-)

07/28/2025

Netflix Recommendations, Paramount Recommendations, TV Recommendations

Fire Country is an hour-long drama show (with commercials) with three seasons and a fourth to start this October. The creators of this show are Tony Phelan, Joan Rater, and Max Thierot. It is produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and is rated TV-14. The show focuses on the Leone family where members are either a firefighter or police officer
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Documentary Recommendation: The Antisocial Network (2024)

07/06/2025

Documentary Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

Life, Mental Health, Politics, Social Media

The Antisocial Network: Memes to Mayhem is a documentary by Arthur Jones and Giorgio Angelini about social media and how it can explode into having a life of its own. People sometimes refer to this as an unexpected consequence. Had I heard about 4chan before watching this film? Yes. Was I really invested into learning
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TV Show Recommendation: Supernatural (2005-2020)

06/29/2025

Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

horror, reviews, supernatural, television, tv

I can’t believe I thought this show wasn’t worth watching when it first started. I kept watching and by the third episode in the first season, I was hooked. I apologize to the writers and creators back in 2006 when it didn’t catch my attention. Fast forward years later and besides the demons, angels, God,
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Movie Review: The Union (2024)

08/31/2024

Movie Reviews, Netflix Recommendations, Netflix Review

There are not major spoilers in this review! The Pairing of Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry Most everyone remembers the first crush in high school or the one that got away. For Mike McKenna (Mark Wahlberg) it was the one that got away in The Union. This comedy, action, and spy movie is about Roxanne
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TV Miniseries: The Man with 1,000 Kids (2024)

07/28/2024

Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

Family, fertility, infertility, ivf, surrogacy

This is a TV mini-series about a man from the Netherlands that goes by many aliases, but actual name is Jonathan Meijer that was born in early 1980s. He became famous for all the wrong reasons. I surprisingly never heard of him until this documentary mini-series. His controversy comes from his numerous donations at fertility clinics
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TV Show Recommendation: The Resident (2018-2023)

07/28/2024

Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

The Resident is a caliber medical drama that’s on par with E.R. and ten times better than any episode of Grey’s Anatomy after the show went off the rails. The show is about how an idealistic young doctor named Devon Pravesh begins his first day of residency at Chastain Park Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Return of the Cheesy, Awful, and a Little Bit of Decency in My Pick of Christmas Movies

12/23/2023

Amazon Recommendations, HBO Recommendations, Hulu Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

I haven’t watched holidays movies for a while because I haven’t been in the mood. I’ve been too busy with other things in my life. Besides, I’ve seen most of the best ones ever made already. You’re bound to get a lot of duds and maybe two decent enough to pay attention 100%. If you
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Five Older TV Show Recommendations

12/09/2023

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Graceland (2013-2015) It’s a shame this show ended after season three. There should’ve been at least one more season to tie up the loose ends regarding the team at Graceland. While the first episode took a little bit of time to get to speed, once it gained traction on the tracks, it kept going and
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Netflix Docuseries Recommendation: Muscles & Mayhem (2023)

07/09/2023

Documentary Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

For anyone that grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, you probably remember the show or heard of American Gladiators. This reality show before reality shows popped up all over the place and social media wasn’t even on the radar of people’s minds became a hit show for children and their parents. I don’t know
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Five TV Show Recommendations

07/09/2023

Hulu Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

The Diplomat (2023-) The Diplomat is created by Debora Cahn. Kate and Hal Wyler are the center of this show. Because of their complex relationship, Kate must keep Hal in check and make sure he doesn’t overstay his welcome and exert his power over hers. Hal must be the supporting husband even though he thinks
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