Wednesday (1 Season) A+
Short Pill:
You may think she’s grim, unsympathetic, and downright emotionless- and guess what? She is! But what did you expect? ‘Wednesday’s child is full of woe’. And Wednesday Addams is no ordinary child. Her wit, candor, and pessimistic realism is all apart of her gritty, dark charm. One thing’s for sure, she’s our favorite day of the week… every day.
The 100 (7 Seasons) A-
Short Pill:
Almost a century after a devastating nuclear apocalypse destroyed the Earth, the surviving human population is stuck in a space station called “The Ark”. Just when they are on the brink of using all of their resources, the Ark elders vote to send 100 ‘juvenile delinquents’ back to Earth to see if it is safe enough to support human life. But what they find when they land on Earth, could heavily add or subtract from The 100.
The Umbrella Academy (2 Seasons) B+
Short Pill:
When 43 Women around the world simultaneously give birth, 6 seemingly ‘special’ children are hand-chosen to be fostered in the famous “Umbrella Academy”, by a rich and famous ‘dad figure’ who vigorously trains and grooms them to one day “Save the World”. But can the world be saved when truths are hidden and lies are revealed about the one they thought they trusted most? If they can learn to trust each other, then maybe somehow, they’ll be able to overcome the impossible, scientifically or supernaturally.
Heroes (4 Seasons) Classic A-
Short Pill:
A unique group of ‘everyday people’ with special powers must find each other to defeat a common enemy, and SAVE THE WORLD. Sounds simple, right? Except it’s not! Because while they’re learning about their newfound power, time is ticking and could all pass away, or rewind again. But whether the mission is completed or not, this ‘Cult Classic’ takes you on one heck of an adventure that is never forgotten. “Save the Cheerleader, Save the World!”
Fate: The Winx Saga (1 Season) B+
Short Pill:
Who needs an after school bully when you’ve got a teacher like Teacher Ma, also known as “The Witch”. Only brave students dare cross the threshold of her door to receive continuous beatings, daily, to help whip them into shape? Yes, discipline is necessary for growth. But what is considered discipline, is subjective… I guess.