About The Blog

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Most of the time, when you finish a TV show you've been watching for years, or months, or weeks (hey, no judging, binge watch if you want), you usually have difficulty starting something new. Nothing compares to the show you just watched, or nothing inspires you. You go into a TV slump, nothing seems good, and you're so bored, you might even do homework! No one wants that. Anyway, I know the struggle, and it's really frustrating. I love watching series, getting attached to characters, hating others, but ending up liking them in the end. I also know it's hard when the series isn't worth the time, being bored out of your mind, but telling yourself "Maybe it'll become good one day". That's why I made my blog about TV shows, and why I'm reviewing shows I have watched. A short summary, the good points of the show, things I've liked the most, and who knows, maybe it'll inspire you to watch it!

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