Anjana Raman

This is by far the best show I’ve binged in my life. I think it’s pretty medically accurate (not coming from a licensed doctor or anything) and I love when they zoom into the body to give the viewers a visual of what’s happening to the patient. All the characters are written beautifully and the producers have chosen fabulous actors to play them. Hugh Laurie did an outstanding job playing Dr. Gregory House, the witty, sarcastic doctor who can solve anything (although not without some pretty remarkable screw-ups 😂). At times, you’ll want to punch him. But in the end, he does his job well and cares a lot about the people he works with whether or not he says that explicitly. Jesse Spencer plays the pretty-boy surgeon, Dr. Robert Chase, who you’ll doubt at first, but has an amazing character arc toward the end of the show, one that might leave you shocked speechless- in a good way. Omar Epps portrays Dr. Eric Foreman, an amazingly smart neurosurgeon who always does what is right. Even though that might get annoying, he has his reasons! He is super witty and funny and one of my favorite characters. Jennifer Morrison plays Dr. Allison Cameron, the immunologist who acts as the group’s moral compass, trying her best to solve the case and keep her colleagues on track. And Dr. James Wilson, an earnest oncologist played by Robert Sean Leonard, is House’s best friend and one of the only people who can bring out his warmer side. I think it was very refreshing for House to have someone to turn to apart from his team of Chase, Cameron, and Foreman. And Leonard did a fantastic job of portraying him, as he is one of the most-loved characters from House. And of course we can’t forget about Cuddy (I know she has an official name but House always calls her this so it feels more appropriate), played by Lisa Edelstein. She’s supposed to be bossy and annoying, but in the end always has House’s back and will support him and his newest case. I also like how the show isn’t too focused on romance (although it’s there a little bit- no spoilers!!) and really delves into the medical info. Each episode is its own little story instead of continuation and I think that’s ideal because it’s really easy to watch. And the structure of each episode, almost as if they are solving a mystery (which they kinda are) is really entertaining. The chemistry between the characters and how they all played their parts so perfectly and how the episodes are made are some of the many factors that make this show one of the best. I 100% recommend for anyone seeking laughter, healthcare, eye-rolling, and a nice hearty serving of sarcasm. (Watch at your own risk- you might get too attached to the characters like I have 😭)

This is an amazing movie, a perfect adaptation of the book. It beautifully illustrates a strong young girl navigating through unfair laws and prejudices her world throws in front of her. It has romance, endurance, and a fantastic cast all thrown into one. Totally recommend for all Hunger Games fans. (Watch at your own risk; there is a bunch of graphic fighting scenes. Viewer discretion advised I guess.)

At first, I didn’t like this show. The cameras zoomed around too fast, and I didn’t laugh. But then I sat down and really learned about the characters, got to see them in action, and I fell for the show, really, really hard. From Michael Scott’s idiotically funny thoughts to Dwight’s crazy ridiculous schemes and thought process, this show is very quirky and funny and you will love the characters. Alongside the laughs, there are romances that will make you so warm inside. Jim and Pam stole my heart, and managed to develop something real inside a stressfully hilarious environment and appeal to the viewers in such a beautiful way. All in all, a gorgeous show with characters you will love or learn to love.

This sitcom is the greatest of all time. It has characters you love right from the start, funny lines, warm, cozy sets, and such an aura of love and friendship. This show has touched so many people’s lives, and will certainly make a mark on yours. These people have a way of making you feel like one of them. You feel like you’re accompanying them on their daily trips to Central Perk, lounging on the recliners with Chandler and Joey, and laughing and joking along with the six Friends. The plot is hilariously funny, includes plot twists you’d never expect, and paint all six characters’ personalities in the best light possible. This show is amazing and so, so, uplifting. It is truly a blessing to watch.

This show is the perfect lighthearted comedy for you and your family to gather together and watch. It has amazing, complex characters that you can watch grow throughout all six seasons, people you really grow attached to. From Alexis’ “ew David!” to Moira’s fascinating vocabulary, this show has so many amazing quirks that you and your family will love and really look forward to seeing. Absolutely a masterpiece of a sitcom.

This reunion was amazing and everything I was hoping for and more. We were shown heartfelt moments between the cast, behind the scenes, bloopers, fun facts, and a whole lot of friendship. I was moved to tears; this sparked so much love for the cast members, Kaufmann, Bright, Crane, and whoever else helped bring this wonderful world to life. This show is heaven on earth, and the reunion certainly reflected that.