There are a variety of favorite shows that many find interesting. And sometimes bonding over shows with someone else creates new friends and brings up good childhood memories. My favorite shows as a kid were Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, X-Men, Wild Kratts, and lastly Johnny Test.
Even though many people had different opinions on their favorite, it’s still connecting as a community. Due to the fact that everyone can bring back happy memories and feelings of nostalgia. Especially with a lot of new shows coming out soon, and that already passed, who doesn’t want to talk about shows with their friends? For instance, stranger things many people are thrilled for the new season to release. The excitement of binge-watching a new show is the best feeling everyone should experience.
Top recommended shows were Gilmore Girls, Dexter, The 100, Outer Banks, Love Island, and Abbott Elementary. Depending on where people stream their favorite shows is also how you can also find your favorite show. And if you ever have no clue where to start a show, you can always take
J’Miya Lomeli, 11th grader in the Poly arts pathway, described her favorite show to be The Vince Staples Show, because “it highlights the black community and what each individual goes through while being descendants of African Americans”. This signifies to her as she relates how “ I am also an African American individual, and I live in a mainly dominant community with my peers who have similar backgrounds that we all can relate to”.
For Dame’l Wilson, a 10th grade student in the BEACH pathway, his favorite show is the anime One Punch Man. And he admires the show because of, “the thrill of watching him take down his enemies with one lousy punch”. Also he feels like he can relate to One Punch Man because, “the show taps into the universal struggle of finding and maintaining a genuine purpose and passion in life”.