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Because Who Needs Hobbies When There’s Just… More TV?

Look, we’re not here to pretend we “only watch one episode at a time” or that we’re totally fine waiting six months for the next season. Nope. This is full-send binge culture—where cliffhangers are personal attacks and streaming apps are just emotional slot machines

Expect unapologetic opinions, hot takes hotter than a summer HBO drop, and the occasional cry for help when a show gets canceled mid-season.

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  Streaming TV Show Burnout Is Real: A Self-Diagnosis
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  The Sandman Season 2 on Netflix: A Dream Reborn for Comic Fans
  The Sandman Season 2 on Netflix honors Neil Gaiman’s iconic comic series with stunning visuals, faithful storytelling, and emotional depth. Here’s why it’s worth the wait.
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  I Binged FUBAR Season 2 in Less Than a Day and Now I Need Season 3 Yesterday
  Looking for something action-packed and absurdly watchable while waiting for the fall TV lineup? FUBAR Season 2 delivers campy chaos, Carrie-Anne Moss, and peak Schwarzenegger — even if Father Time is catching up.
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  Fall 2025 TV Preview: My Watchlist Is Unhinged (On Purpose)
  From 9-1-1: Nashville to a Scrubs not-a-reboot and the return of Stranger Things, my Fall 2025 TV watchlist is stacked with premieres, chaos, and second chances. Let’s break down what I’m watching—and why.
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  South Park Season 27 Premiere Recap: Trump, Paramount, and a Sermon on the ‘Mount
  The South Park Season 27 premiere just dropped on Paramount+, and it’s as chaotic, political, and unfiltered as you’d expect. Here’s our spoiler-filled recap.

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