Tag: TV Series Review
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One Day Netflix (2024) TV Series Review
One Day follows Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew, who meet on the night of their university graduation. From that moment on, the series revisits their relationship on the same day each year, tracing how their lives, ambitions, and connection evolve over time. They share an undeniable connection, but as life unfolds, they are almost always…
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Ramy (2019-2022) TV Show Review
When I first watched the first season of Ramy, I wasn’t Muslim.I didn’t know I would become one a few months later either. I watched it as an outsider. Curious, observant, but emotionally detached, or so I thought. Looking back, I wasn’t detached at all. I just didn’t have the language yet for what was…
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Elite Season 1 Watched Through a Muslim Lens
Let’s be honest, Elite is chaotic, morally unhinged, and clearly written by people who think shock value equals depth. And yet… it works. I genuinely enjoyed watching it. Elite is a Spanish thriller-drama about three working-class teens who enter an ultra-wealthy private school after a scholarship program throws them into a world of privilege, power, and…
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Terrace House: The Coziest, Messiest, Most Human Reality Show Ever Made (Warning: Ultra Long Review)
I first discovered Terrace House a few months during quarantine, and the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Isolation was heavy. My best friend was still working nonstop, she was in firefighter academy at the time, so suddenly the days felt very quiet and very long. I was taking breaks from work, sitting alone with too much…
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Shameless (2012 – ) TV Series Review
Don’t get me wrong, Shameless is freaking hilarious. But it’s also stressful. Loud. Triggering. Not because I grew up like this, but because I’ve seen these dynamics up close. In people. In families. In the way adults avoid responsibility and kids quietly adapt. Shameless follows the Gallagher family, a group of siblings growing up on the South Side…
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Crashing (2016) UK TV Series Review
Crashing is about a group of twenty-somethings living together as property guardians in a massive, abandoned hospital. So British lol they’re broke, directionless, emotionally messy, and way too close to each other for comfort. Basically: chaos with thin walls. It’s short, fast, awkward in the best way, and painfully funny. Every episode feels like it ends…
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Honestly, Vanessa 