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Have you ever been so obsessed with a show that it becomes all you think about? Inevitably reaching the point of no return, where you are scrolling through fan theories and TikTok edits until three in the morning? It is often at this point when you stumble upon the best news possible… it has a spin-off! Yet another show, set within the same universe, where you can lose even more hours of sleep. Buffy the Vampire Slayer gave us five more seasons through Angel, The Vampire Diaries produced not one
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Throughout the 2000s, countless shows emerged that are often credited as pioneering modern teen dramas. From Gilmore Girls to One Tree Hill, these shows became the blueprint formula of humour, tension, and romance that has been countlessly repeated in shows since. However, one such show that dominated screens during its earlier years witnessed a rapid decline that led to its cancellation after only four seasons. This article will explore how The O.C. came to define a generation of teen dramas, a
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Growing up, Scooby-Doo was a staple in my household. Whether it was the films or shows, it would always be on the television. Even now, at the age of twenty, I continue to find comfort in rewatching their adventures, having just recently binged all the animated films back-to-back (and I am proud enough to admit Cyber Chase is in my top four films on Letterboxd). So, with the announcement of the new live-action adaptation produced by Netflix, one question that remains at the foreground of my mind
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