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You Season 2

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2019, Adapted From A Novel, Adwin Brown, Ambyr Childers, Andrew Creer, Anton Starkman, Brooke Johnson, Captivity, Carmela Zumbado, Charlie Barnett, Cheating, Chris D'Elia, Crime, Daniel Durant, Danny Vasquez, David Paladino, Death, Elizabeth Lail, Haven Everly, James Scully, Jealousy, Jenna Ortega, John Stamos, Kathy Griffin, Madeline Zima, Magda Apanowicz, Marielle Scott, Mature, Melanie Field, Michael Reilly Burke, Obsession, Olivia Ragan, Penn Badgley, Possessive Male Lead, Psychological, Robin Lord Taylor, Saffron Burrows, Sexual Content, Sexual Harassment, Stalker, Steven W. Bailey, TV-MA, United States, Victoria PedrettiLeave a comment

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A dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the lives of those he is transfixed by. (Source)

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You Season 2 is a season of character development for Joe. Joe is on the west coast now. He is already falling for another woman. But now he is trying to not obsess with her. This season had my attention for the most part. It had twisted and turned on every episode. There are fewer sex scenes, but they are still there. The ending and season are just shocking. Would you watch it again? No, I think I remember enough for the next season.

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You Season 1

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2 out of 5 stars, 2018, Adapted From A Novel, Ambyr Childers, Captivity, Cheating, Crime, Daniel Cosgrove, Death, Elizabeth Lail, Emily Bergl, Gerrard Lobo, Hari Nef, Jealousy, John Stamos, Kathryn Gallagher, Lou Taylor Pucci, Luca Padovan, Mark Blum, Mature, Michael Maize, Michael Park, Natalie Paul, Nicole Kang, Obsession, Penn Badgley, Possessive Male Lead, Psychological, Reg Rogers, Ryan Andes, Sexual Content, Sexual Harassment, Shay Mitchell, Stalker, TV-MA, Uncategorized, United States, Victoria Cartagena, Zach CherryLeave a comment

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A dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the lives of those he is transfixed by. (Source)

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You Season 1 is just a mess and mystery of a series. The acting was believable and shocking. I will warn there is a lot of sex scenes. I do have to say if you like mystery and solving things, you will enjoy this show. I do warn that you would most likely roll your eyes at points. Would you watch it again? No, I was watching this off and on because of how stupid the characters are being.

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I Am Not Okay with This Season 1

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2020, 4 out of 5 stars, A'Nya Schofield, Aidan Wojtak-Hissong, Amber Phares, based on comic book, Brent Feitl, Brielle Brown, Comedy, coming of age, Daniel Choi, David Bendena, David Theune, Drama, Eric Sharpe, Erica Renae Balon, Eva Espey, Frank Wilson, Friendship, Gregg Daniel, High School, Jackson Frazer, Jacob Wright, James Lloyd, Jessica Jones, Joe Fishel, Johnna Leary, Jordan Rhone, Joseph Cannon, Justin Bees, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Marisa Davila, Mark Colson, Mike White, Miranda Beaudry, Morgan Kivlan, Patricia Scanlon, Richard Ellis, Robert Kwiatkowski, Shari Neumann Dodge, Shay Guthrie, Sofia Bryant, Sophia Lillis, Sophia Tatum, Supernatural, supernatural power, Tatyana Richaud, TV-MA, Wyatt Oleff, Zachary S. WilliamsLeave a comment

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Sydney is a teenage girl navigating the trials and tribulations of high school while dealing with the complexities of her family, her budding sexuality, and mysterious superpowers just beginning to awaken deep within her.(Source)

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I Am Not Okay with This is just a show that I fell in love with in the first episode. I love the choice that they pick for the cast. I admire how they show how small towns are, where the setting stuck in the past due to most small towns not being the richest. I love outfits that Syd and Stanely wear throughout the whole season. This tv series had my attention the entire time. The only problem I had with this show is that it was only six episodes long. I think of you fell in love with the 2017 IT young cast, you will enjoy it. It’s just something as a teen would connect within away. I love the feel of the character and their relationships. Like how IT executed, it shows more of how preteen and teen act and say. I think most writers forget that just because parents have a hold of the situation in their home and think they shelter kids from the sinful passion of the world doesn’t mean when the kids get in the world, don’t act differently. Most of the time, when kids learn to cuss, it will be from other kids or just something that they overhear. Would you watch it again? Yeah, I plan to binge the whole season(s) when the new season(s) comes out.

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Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness

On By randomfanreviewsIn 2020, Age Gap, Allen Glover, Amanda Green, Animals, Anne McQueen, Barbara Fisher, Bhagavan Antle, Brittany Peet, Bruce David, Captivity, Carole Baskin, Chealsi Putman, Cheryl Maldonado, Crime, Dale Lively, Debra Sandlin, Dennis Hill, Dianna Mazak, Dillon Passage, Documentary, Eric Goode, Erik Cowie, Francis Schreibvogel, Gale Rathbone, Gladys Lewis Cross, Howard Baskin, Investigation, J.P. Wilson, James Garretson, Jamie Murdock, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Lowe, Joe Exotic, John Finlay, John Marsicano, John Reinke, Joseph Fritz, Joshua Dial, Kelci Saffery, Kenny Farr, Kody Antle, Larry Rhodes, Lauren Lowe, Lynda Sanchez, Marc Thompson, Maria Tabraue, Mario Tabraue, Mark McCarthy, Marsha David, Moksha Bybee, Polygamy, Rick Kirkham, Robert M. Johnson, Shaun Majumder, Shirley Schreibvogel, Susan Bass, Sylvia Corkill, Tim Stark, TV-MA, United States, Vernon Stairs, Vernon Yates, Wendell WilliamsLeave a comment

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A rivalry between big cat eccentrics takes a dark turn when Joe Exotic, a controversial animal park boss, is caught in a murder-for-hire plot. (Source)

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Tiger King is just a roller coaster of a show. Every episode begins with a plot twist. This show, at times, seems to be not real. As a human being, I have to realize that the show is from the film crew and the director’s point of view and not from the people it’s concerning. I’m not going to tell you who is guilty and not, only for the reasons that I don’t want to change your honest first viewing to be changed from what I think. However, I will say I love the ending quotes said at the end of the last episode because once you break it down, it correct. Would I watch it again? I feel like I have seen it enough for a lifetime, but if any more episode came out or more documentaries came out about the people in the series, I would gladly watch to learn more.

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