1. Brooklyn Nine-Nine Fox’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a situational comedy revolving around the lives of police officers from a fictional 99th precinct in Brooklyn. The first season begins with the precinct getting a new, no-nonsense police captain (Andre Braugher), much to the disappointment of the immature Detective Jake Peralta (AndyContinue Reading
As Netflix grows in popularity throughout the world, it is expanding the media it has available to be accessible to all audiences. To support this initiative, Netflix is creating original content, not only in English, but in other languages as well, such as Spanish, Japanese, French, and Portuguese. Although manyContinue Reading
13 Reasons Why is a necessary wake-up call for society. In the series 13 Reasons Why, Hannah Baker makes 13 tapes, each describing a person and how they contributed to her decision to end her life. I’d like to believe there are definitely more than 13 reasons, but which ones can beContinue Reading
After being added to the Netflix selection, “Dope” has been growing more and more popular since its initial release at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. As a cross between a coming of age and drug heist movie, the film seems completely ridiculous when skimming over the movie’s IMDb description, butContinue Reading
Netflix’s highly anticipated second season of Marvel’s Daredevil largely upholds the intensity and suspenseful elements of the show’s debut season. The first season demonstrated how the dark, gritty elements of comic books should be executed in live-action superhero television, and the result was met with sweeping positive reviews from aroundContinue Reading
Acclaimed comedian Aziz Ansari released a show on Netflix called Master of None that effortlessly displays diversity and hilarity. Most of the buzz from this show comes from the fact that it touches on social issues including racism in media, feminism, and immigration. Ansari highlights the struggles of being aContinue Reading