Netflix. Hulu. HBO. Disney+. Amazon Prime. Peacock. Showtime. What do all these things have in common? They take our money and time.
Are you looking for something new to watch? If so, take a look at what the students at AU have been watching over break :)
“Gilmore Girls.”
Lily Rodriguez (sophomore, public health)
“Teen Wolf” and “Black Panther.”
Nigel Emilaire (sophomore, digital communication)
I watched "Wednesday” on Netflix. Some of the scenes towards the end were questionable because I was like, is it kind of demonic raising people from the dead and talking to the dead? But I think I liked the show. I have also been rewatching “Gilmore Girls,” “Jane the Virgin,” “Love is Blind,” and k-dramas!
Drusilla Apola (junior, speech pathology)
“Love is Blind” season 3! I also started watching “Community.” So far so good but I don't know if I’m going to finish it. I have also been rewatching “The Mindy Project” and “Teen Wolf.”
Valerie Akinyi (senior, political science)
“Manifest.” I think it's very exciting.
Glenielle Sta Ana (sophomore, speech pathology)
“Only Murders in the Building” on Hulu, and “Enola Holmes 2” and “NCIS” on Netflix.
Cameron Mayor (graduate, speech pathology)
“Friends” and “Grey's Anatomy.”
Natalia Poloche (freshman, nutrition)
On Netflix: “Hunter x Hunter” and “Gilmore Girls”. On Disney+: “Lost Treasure of the Maya”. On Peacock: “The World Cup”.
Katie Davis (sophomore, social work)
On Netflix: “Enola Holmes (1 & 2)” and “Where the Crawdads Sing”. On Disney+: “Home Alone”.
Destiny Nunez (junior, speech pathology)
I watch a lot of comfort shows, especially lately! But on Netflix I watch “New Girl” and “Gilmore Girls” all the time! Those two shows are the best! They never fail to make me laugh and smile and they are both nice and long as far as seasons! Lots to see!! Then on HBO Max I have been watching “The Looney Tunes” show which is so random but such a nostalgic thrill for me and I also like to watch “Dawson’s Creek”. That’s a great teen drama show that’s such a nice treat with dramatic twists and turns at every moment.
Lexie Dunham (sophomore, psychology)
“The Lost City” and “My Policeman” on Amazon Prime. “Don't Worry Darling” on HBO MAX and Marvel TV shows on Disney+.
Katlin Nelson (junior, music education)
“On the Count of Three” on Hulu. Its a really sad, dark comedy about suicide and trauma. And also “Mid90’s” on Showtime; really cute, comedy, coming-of-age film.
Caryn Cruz (senior, English)
“20th Century Girl”.
Vieny Anggita (graduate, physical therapy)
I’ve been watching so many k-dramas like “Extraordinary Woo Young Woo,” “20th Century Girl,” “Run On,” and then a random one is “Bling Empire”.
Aya Pagunsan (senior, nursing)
“The Rookie” on Hulu - it's objectively mid but I kinda got into it so I just watch whenever new episodes come out. But I’ve been watching lots of YouTube videos.
Jeffrey Saelee (junior, electrical engineering)
Recently I just finished watching “Modern Family”. Literally so iconic and hilarious and I recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the office or parks and rec. It's got a bit of humor from those two types of shows.
Joshua Bojorquez (senior, informatics)
“Kung Fu Panda” the trilogy. Pretty self explanatory, everyone needs to see it at least once in their life. The “Oceans” trilogy (11, 12, 13, but not 8, sorry) is also a classic that I rewatch all the time and it has a bunch of legendary actors. Also, “The Count of Monte Cristo”.
Sofia Oudri (sophomore, physical therapy)
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