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4 days ago · 6. Bake Squad. It would be impossible to not include a competitive baking show on this list, since this sub-genre arguably gave rise to all other cosy reality TV. And while there are many shows we ...
1 day ago · Set 15 years after the ending of That '70s Show, the series explores the shenanigans involved with being a teenager in the 1990s, which, as it turns out, isn't too different than in the 1970s. The theme is that, while times change, teenagers will still be teenagers. While That '90s Show follows a new gang of basement dwellers, the stars from ...
5 days ago · Often, these characters exhibit traits like racism, misogyny, or homophobia. Sometimes, no matter now sympathetic a villain's backstory might be, they're just so vile and hated that they're hard to watch - to the point that they threaten to ground their story to a halt. 1. 248 VOTES.
5 days ago · It’s a brilliantly self-referential text that offers endless points of study and heaps of blood-soaked, femme fatale belligerence. The X trilogy is the supreme dream of film buffs and casual ...
5 days ago · 5. Ai no Sato/Love Village. No country has mastered wholesome reality TV better than Japan. While Terrace House (once described in The Guardian as “the must-watch Japanese reality show where nothing happens”) is probably the most famous example, there are plenty of others, such as Old Enough – which focuses on young children undertaking their first solo errands – and Ainori (Love Wagon ...
4 days ago · Ryan Garcia further turned himself into a boxing pariah on Thursday with a series of hateful online comments which resulted in his expulsion from the World Boxing Council, one of the sports'...
5 days ago · The actor was censored four different times while ranting about the “vicious” former POTUS. De Niro has long been critical of Trump — and he did not hold his feelings back when discussing ...
