Netflix recently updated their Android app to allow users to download shows for off-line viewing. This was great news for many as it helped alleviate data usage while on the go. This was indeed great news but a lot of users realized rather quickly that they don’t have a lot of storage left on their […]
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Netflix Adds Major Addition to Android App, Other Platform Owners Complain
January 25th, 2017 
Carl Williams
Todd and The Book of Pure Evil
January 13th, 2017 Dash Bomber
Do you love heavy metal? Is your stomach made of solid steel? Have a dark sense of humor and penchant for gorn? Todd and the Book of Pure Evil is here to satisfy your needs. A lovingly crafted tribute to the genre of metal, and a hilarious television show which aired in 2010. The eponymous […]
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One Day at a Time – Wonderfully Witty
January 12th, 2017 Dash Bomber
One Day at a Time is a charming remake of the sitcom with the same name which aired from 1975 to 1984. A witty and cleverly written portrayal of a Cuban-American family. The Alvarez family consists of army veteran Penelope, a divorcee with two children, Elena and Alex, and along with their grandma, Lydia, who’s […]
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Netflix Update Brings Offline Viewing
November 30th, 2016 Carl Williams
Netflix, the leader in digital subscriptions, has just made a major update to their app for Android and iPhone users (are Windows Phone users even a thing anymore?). This update brings one major thing that fans have clamored for quite a while. The only problem is in how it is implemented. It is kind of […]
ARQ (Netflix) Doesn’t Disappoint… Almost!
September 18th, 2016 Kevin Ayre
Last night, I sat down and turned on Netflix to find ARQ staring at me and, after reading the blurb, thought “Why not?”. The blurb read: “Earth’s future depends on a new technology, but the path to survival has a twist. Time’s not up — just in pieces.” So I thought with that description, the […]
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Could Netflix Want Young Justice Third Season?
August 23rd, 2016 Carl Williams
Netflix is quickly becoming the go to destination for new, original, animated programming. They released Voltron earlier this year and prior to that they rebooted Inspector Gadget and Danger Mouse. Netflix also has the rights to an animated Legend of Zelda series to add to the mix. Now it seems they have set their sights […]
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Netflix Stranger Things Big News Announced
August 16th, 2016 Carl Williams
Stranger Things is a cult classic that is quickly breaking through to the mainstream. Netflix has a hit on their hands and they know it. The first season was a short, measly, eight episodes that only left fans wanting more at the conclusion of each piece. Now Netflix has made some big news concerning Stranger […]
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Gilmore Girls Netflix Release Date Revealed
July 30th, 2016 Carl Williams
Gilmore Girls, the show that a lot of people were upset ended and was not renewed. This is a television show that has been rumored to be returning for nearly a decade now. Some of the stars stated hints in interviews with the media that the story could continue in a movie, or a relaunch […]
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Stranger Things Netflix Original Television Show Review
July 27th, 2016 Carl Williams
Is Netflix getting scary to anyone else? How long before they are considered a movie/television studio unto themselves? For many, myself included, Netflix is already higher up the “entertainment value” ranking than some of the mainstream stations. Anyhow, no matter how you feel about the people funding new shows like Stranger Things, the fact is […]
Netflix Animation King?
June 15th, 2016 Carl Williams
With the recent success of Voltron Legendary Defender, Netflix has been positioning themselves ever greater in animation. The digital network has more than a few animated shows available, exclusively. With the debut of Voltron Netflix has continued down a nostalgia filled romp most 30+ year olds will appreciate. Carl WilliamsIt is time gaming journalism takes […]
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