‘Charmed 1998’: Which Witch Sister is the Most Likeable
While the Charmed remake still grows strong with four seasons so far, nothing can replace the hilarious and engaging plot of its predecessor. The original Charmed proved to be a comfortable show for many fans, myself included and displays audience popularity of 85% on Google. Many fans can connect with the Halliwell sisters, who navigate their supernatural abilities at different stages of their lives. But if fans had to choose which charmed one created a long-lasting impression, some experienced more character development and a more defined arc than others. Let's dig in!
Why Hulu’s ‘Woke’ Was Cancelled After Just Two Seasons
It's sad to know that the live-action animated comedy series Woke won't be continuing beyond its two seasons. The show was created by cartoonist Keith Knight inspired by his life experiences and work. The comedy show debuted in September 2020, starring Lamorne Morris as the lead Keef, a cartoonist who begins to experience racial inequality issues more vividly after an unpleasant encounter with San Francisco police officers. Woke is unique because it combines live-action with animated excerpts. The show received favorable ratings and critiques, with 74% on Rotten Tomatoes, a 6.2/10 score on IMDb and an audience score of 72% on Google. With an above-average ranking and possibly room for improvement, it's hard to imagine why Hulu would cancel such a kick-ass comedy series. So, here’s the answer as to why that is.
Korean Rom-Com Series ‘Oh My Baby’ Debuts on Netflix This July – Release Date and Other Details
‘Oh My Baby’ is a 2020 South Korean television series that follows a 39-year-old single lady who works excessively and hasn't been in a relationship in more than ten years and desires a child of her own. Three men suddenly emerge in front of her just as she is ready to give up on marriage and love. Starring Jang Na-ra, Go Jun, Park Byung-eun, and Jung Gun-joo, ‘Oh My Baby’ premiered on tvN on May 13, 2020.
Best Episodes of Futurama (Original Series 1999-2003)
In honor of new 20-episode order of Futurama premiering in 2023, it's time to revisit the original series that made fans all over the world rejoice in the 30th-century antics of Bender, Leela, and Fry. The show, created by Matt Groening of The Simpsons, was not renewed between 2003 and 2008, when Comedy Central picked it up from its first network. Here are some of the highlights of that initial run.