I think we can all agree that the first season of a show is typically the best. The storyline just starts out and everything is new and exciting. Well, season 1 of Gossip Girl is no different. At a certain point in TV shows, they start adding unnecessary drama or plots just to keep the show running. And honestly, it starts to get annoying and boring.

Two judges have quit this year and claim that the judging system is rigged and that it needs to be reformed. They claim that the judging is unfair and is biased. Omar Harfouch quit and claimed the competition was a charade and lacked transparency. Then a few hours later a second judge also posted on instagram that he would not be at the competition and would be withdrawing as a judge. Claude Makélélé stated that he held the competition in the highest regard which made this a very difficult decision. 

How this show even made it to six seasons is beyond me. Most of you probably know about the “hit” Netflix show: Cobra Kai. A spin-off of the Karate Kid franchise whose last movie was so bad they needed to make another one with Ralph Macchio to remind people, “Oh yeah, this exists.”

When quarantine first began, many people scrambled to try to get back to a sense of normalcy and comfort. In doing so, people such as myself ended up rewatching many shows that they once enjoyed, whether it be from their childhood or a newer show that was just that good. This made streaming services very interpretive of what became popular in that time. Which is where we find Avatar: The Last Airbender, a Nickelodeon cartoon that ran from 2005-2008. 

The long-awaited “Percy Jackson and the Olympians”, original television series is finally on Disney Plus, and people wonder if it is worth watching. Is it worth the hype? Let's break it down into categories…

Showtime’s Black Monday is back! Season 3 premiered last Sunday on May 23rd. After the shocking season 2 finale with Blair becoming Congressman, Mo being shunned from Wall Street and Dawn confessing to being the mastermind behind Black Monday stock market crash and subsequently being jailed, the main crew was in a bit of a mess.

Tina Fey’s new musical comedy Girls5Eva is delightfully funny and refreshingly sardonic. Starring Broadway alumni Sara Bareilles, Renèe Elise Goldsberry, Ashley Park, and Andrew Rannells, along with comedic actresses Busy Phillips and Paula Pell, Girls5Eva is packed with stars.

*Major Spoiler Warning please DO NOT read if you haven’t watched Stranger Things yet and/or if you’re planning to and/or if you dislike spoilers in general* Stranger Things is a TV Show about a boy named William Byers who goes missing in the Upside Down and his friends Mike, Dustin, Lucas meet a girl named Eleven who has telekinetic abilities and they later meet another girl named Max at the beginning of Season 2 and they uncover the mysteries of the Upside Down while fighting Russian Scientists and parasitic alien-like creatures called ‘Demogorgons’.

With streaming services taking over the small screen, Showtime’s Black Monday is a criminally underrated show. Starring a ragtag group of outsiders working at their own stockbroker firm in the 80s, this story focuses on them trying to make it in the “Gentlemen’s Club” known as Wall Street. Season 1 reveals how they eventually caused the Black Monday crash of 1987 (a real stock market crash), while in real life nobody knows how it happened, this show makes up a story on what caused it.

Professor S (Mr. Serie) and Captain Bertuch (Mr. Bertuch) review Marvel's WandaVision!

Look, ma’am/sir, I’m very thankful you brought her in so we could identify what the problem is, but there’s just nothing we can do. I’m sorry: Killing Eve is dying.

Just as Halloween has arrived, so too has NBC’s Hannibal on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime.

On last night’s episode of the Bachelorette, the 39-year-old bachelorette got very vulnerable and deep with the other bachelor men. On her one-one-one date with Jason, they had to write a letter to their old selves and confront their demons together. The two finitely exposed some secrets that no one was ready for. However, it allowed the viewers to get to know Jason and Clare better.

Rubenia Aguilar and Fiona McLoughlin review the classic CBS crime drama, Criminal Minds.

Sometimes you may want to watch a show that’s both a satire and a comedy, in this show you can get both! She gives you a general scope of the show and a few reasons as to why you should watch it!

The Lady 'Nadoes reviews this year's virtual Emmy's Broadcast for Harborfields' Rotten Tornadoes!

Julia Perz gives her perspective on Sailor Moon.