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What we missed this week – Live television

This week Vivian gives us a taste of what we're missing in the entertainment world due to Covid -- and offers some alternatives
  • Viviane Ugalde
  • 07/24/2020 05:53 AM (update 04/10/2023 11:10 PM)
What we missed this week – Live television

Author: Photo provided by Gaurav Mishra

With films, festivals, and new seasons of television being postponed or cancelled entirely, it is hard to find anything that you can go back to and watch with fresh eyes. I have missed new episodes of reality television this week.

 

While I am not a usual proponent of trashy and overdramatic reality television, one series I cannot get away from, and with never-ending episodes, is Hoarders. With 121 episodes available on Netflix and Hulu, this show never seems to get repetitive. This show handles the dangers of hoarding as a mental illness with care and compassion. At the same time, similar to that of a car accident, I cannot seem to look away.

 

This show is great to watch endlessly, and although there are not new episodes coming out anytime soon, I can re-watch past stories of those who have recovered from their hoarding, while feeling good about how little clutter I have in my home too.

 

 

 

 

 

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