Sean Parker

Sean lives just outside of Boston. He loves great concerts, all types of movies, video games, and all things nerd culture.

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  • Zendaya cocks her head and cringes as liquid rolls from her mouth to chin in Euphoria Season Two
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    Euphoria Season 2 Trailer Showcases a Cavalcade of Chaos

    August 4, 2019, is the last time we saw the dynamic and eclectic ensemble of Sam Levison’s breakthrough series Euphoria. Fans of the hit HBO series have been begging for more. The edgy drama about teenagers dealing with adult themes has captivated audiences like nothing else on television. Before the cast could return to begin […] More

  • Dexter sees his reflection in a butcher knife the light of which shows over his eyes.
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    Dexter: New Blood Trailer: Is It New Blood Or Old Tricks?

    It’s been about a week since Showtime decided to drop their full official trailer for Dexter: New Blood. The video has already racked up over six million views on a reboot that will hopefully save the original series from its mundane non-ending and infuriating last season. Seriously, every episode of Dexter Season 8 made me […] More

  • Gaal stares intensely into the camera through candlelight glowing around her

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    Foundation Trailer: Asimov’s Intergalactic Opus Fights for Our Future

    I have intensely anticipated this one. The book that won the one-time Hugo Award for “Best All-Time Series” over The Lord of The Rings trilogy has finally received the adaptation it deserves. While we await the arrival of Dennis Vilenvue’s Dune and the next season of The Mandalorian, I think fans will find Foundation to be the bridge in their science-fiction television gap.  […] More

  • A much older Fry and Leela hold hands and walk over the ocean towards the sunset on the horizon

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    Futurama’s “Meanwhile”: Wanna Go Around Again?

    Futurama is likely my favorite show of all time. It resonates with me in a way very little has. It’s funny, smart, and it’s filled with charm and imagination far beyond its years. I’ve watched and read just about everything I could get my hands on to help me understand episodes of the series even better. […] More

  • the outline of a woman over derailed train cars and a boy walking toward a sealed door on a cavern

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    Journey Through the Beautiful Dystopia of Paradise Lost

    There’s a rich and beautiful world located beneath the cold, unbearable surface of the alternative World War II backdrop in Paradise Lost. Through the introduction of the game, the player learns through flashbacks and notes that the allies never ended the war, and Germany was allowed to continue its experimentation into nuclear technology over the […] More

  • Jules sits on a couch complacently

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    Euphoria Special Episode Part 2: Jules “F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob”

    If there is one underlying theme to take from the Euphoria special episodes it’s that you never know the pain someone else is hiding.  Part 2, titled “F*ck Anyone Who’s Not a Sea Blob,” enters on the distraught, distantly focused Jules (Hunter Schafer) against a beige backdrop. A therapist (Lauren Weedman) says the trigger words, “So […] More

  • an outside looking in view of Rue and Ali sit at a booth inside a diner

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    Euphoria Special Episode: Rue “Trouble Don’t Last Always”

    There were two big takeaways concerning Rue (Zendaya) and Jules (Hunter Schafer) from the Euphoria season finale back in 2019: the first was that Jules had hopped on a train without Rue and planned to start a new life in the city; the other was Rue overdosing on oxycodone and proceeding to fall into a hallucinatory state […] More

  • Butchie rants angrily toward the camera as John stands behind him with a mural of three crosses on a hilltop and surfers running toward them on the wall in the background

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    John from Cincinnati and Post-9/11 Bible Studies

    The Sopranos may be the biggest and arguably the best show HBO has ever brought to television. I was playing catch-up back in 2007 before the airing of the second half of its final season. Airing moments after the series finale of The Sopranos, a weird and interesting new show was set to take HBO into […] More

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    50 States of Fright is a Fun Anthology on the Wrong Platform

    Quibi wants to change the way you’re being entertained. Striving to be the Netflix exclusive to your phone, the service produces episodes of its shows in segments of ten-minutes or less. Having now seen a couple of things on Quibi I can honestly say the content is rather good. Earlier this year I saw Veena […] More

  • The cast of Supernatural intermingles with the cast of Scooby-Doo as they all run down the hallway of a spooky mansion

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    “Scoobynatural” Is the Mashup I Never Knew I Needed

    I have been a fan of Supernatural since probably the episode leading up to the second season finale. Before that I was aware of the show, but I hadn’t really paid much attention to it. I think I had seen the pilot and wanted to get into it, but I was likely watching another bunch […] More

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