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Living on Netflix: House M.D. (Series Finale)
One of the best shows on television ended its run in 2012 after eight seasons of highs and lows, shifting casts, and rude comments by the surliest doctor ever. I am such a huge dork for this series, yet I haven’t had a chance to finish it until now. Will the series end on a high note, or will it be a huge let down for a series that was already losing steam? Keep reading to find out!
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Living on Netflix: Ever After High (Episode 3)
We’re at the final episode on Netflix, so our long and perilous journey is almost over. If you haven’t read the harrowing tales of Episode 1 and Episode 2, then go check them out right now! Now then, the final episode is the big three part special from the second season (chapter 2) of the webisodes. It’s called “True Hearts Day” and it’s about a Valentine’s day rip off. Seriously? We’re jumping on the Love Train this early? Alright, whatever. Who knows? Maybe they’ll find an interesting angle that the thousands and thousands of other cartoons that did a Nation Love Day episode haven’t yet. We can only hope.
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Living on Netflix: Ever After High (Episode 2)
Haven’t read Part 1? Check it out here!
The second episode is called “Chapter 1”. The reason why is because it contains all the remaining webisodes from the first season (chapter 1). Most of these are much shorter than the three part story from the first episode, so there’s probably gonna be a lot of shenanigans without much plot development.
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Living on Netflix: Ever After High (Episode 1)
We all know about Monster High right? Someone had the bright idea to take Universal Monsters and turn them into a line of highly profitable dolls. Naturally this led to a bunch of knockoffs, one of which being Ever After High which is basically the same premise only with slightly less murder in their back stories. So if this is just a rip off of someone else’s idea, why am I bothering to give this the light of day? The reason why is because Netflix picked it up and is making a movie followed by a season of episodes to be released on its service. Seriously!? What exactly do they see in this property? Well there are currently three episodes on Netflix (made before the deal), so let’s take a look at each one of them in our very first three-part series!!
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Living on Netflix: Dexter (Series Finale)
Dexter ended its eight season run last year, and I finally caught up with it. What follows is not just a review of that final episode, but an overview of the entire series. If it’s not obvious yet, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS!!!
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Living on Netflix: American Horror Story (Episode 1)
I’ve heard a lot of good things about this show. It’s supposed to be a mash up of many kinds of horror elements into one series, and each season is its own self-contained story. With a 12 episode season to explain what is going on, I think it has real potential to go in depth with what is going bump in the night, which is a pretty unique angle in horror. Not often do we spend a lot of time with the person or entity terrorizing the heroes. Sure, we have characters like Hannibal Lecture, Norman Bates, and even Freddy Kruger to an extent, but going into how the monster was made is something that a television show can deliver that an hour and a half movie can’t. With that in mind, let’s get this started.
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The Reviewers Unite 