Rufus and Lily Were a WAY Better Couple Than Dan and Serena. You Cannot Change My Mind.
By Henning Mueller, Year 12 After rewatching Gossip Girl more times than I should probably admit, I’ve come to one conclusion: Rufus…
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Less is more: Netflix’s endless stream of mediocrity
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 There are few things we can be certain of in this world, what we can…
The People Yearn For Long-Running Television: Netflix and Its Impacts on The Creation Of Art
By Fiona Meagher, Year 12 Warning: this article is specific to English-language TV Streaming has become the dominant form of…
The Outer Banks Season 3 Opinion
By Dariga Atayeva, Year 11 The Award winning teen drama Netflix show Outer Banks has announced it’s release of the…
A New Show to Add to Your My Watch List: Heartstopper
by Elena Smith, Year 10 Heartstopper is a tv show recently released on Netflix based on the comic books written…
Bridgerton Is Back, With More Sequins and Drama Than Ever
By Fiona Meagher, year 9 Bridgerton came out in December 2020 on Netflix to great success. The show is based…
Shows that will make you want more
by Tamara Najia and Olivia Viersma, Year 10 Shows and documentaries have been all anyone can talk about at our…
Student Perspectives On the Worldwide Phenomenon Squid Game
By Yuval Israel, Year 9 “Games to the death”, Squid Game, a Netflix original by Hwang Dong-Hyuk, revolves around 456…
Netflix’s “Seaspiracy”: How Harmful is the Commercial Fishing Industry Actually?
By Amelia Melo, Y11 Directed by Ali Tabrizi and produced by Kip Andersen, Netflix’s Seaspiracy documentary (released on the 24th…