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Breathless (Netflix)

{ February 5, 2026 @ 2:03 am } · { TV/Movie Addiction }
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Another medical drama is in Netflix and it’s called Breathless. It’s actually a Spanish medical drama. Surprisingly, it’s very high quality. It looks more like a series of mini movies on the way it’s recorded. The dub quality though is a bit wonky because sometimes the voice actor can’t really capture the actual emotion.

Unfortunately, there’s been a “slant” or bias in Spanish tv shows as of late. They’re mostly inundated with leftist bias. I saw it in “Back to 15”, Merli, Smiley and more. I’m not conservative or far right or anything. I grew quite liberal being a gay man. However, the current day leftists are unrecognizable. Spoilers after this.

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Hatewatching Newtopia on Amazon Prime

{ October 16, 2025 @ 3:48 am } · { Hunk Addiction, TV/Movie Addiction }
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Amazon Prime just released k-drama zombie romcom tv show called Newtopia and I am just hatewatching at this point. I’m on episode 4 and I am rooting for the zombies.

It has the usual plot of a zombie outbreak and people are panicking. Panicking a bit more than usual and I think it was the director’s attempt for comedy, but the characters come off as incredibly stupid and annoying. I am not sure what the director/author of the show was planning.

And somehow throughout the zombie panic, a boy and a girl tries to save their relationship.

Spoilers Rant Below

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Behind Your Touch – Netflix

{ September 1, 2025 @ 3:54 am } · { TV/Movie Addiction }
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Behind Your Touch is another Netflix TV series that I thoroughly enjoyed. You might wonder why I’m posting a lot of K-Drama stuff. Well, it’s because they’re so entertaining. The usual formula of love stories can be so predictable that I stopped watching Philippine teleseryes because of it. I could see plots miles away. And Philippines has a tendency to over-sell a product. For example, at one point, Philippines became obsessed with a teleserye about 2 sisters named Mara and Clara. It played every weekday from 1992 to 1997. That is a total of 1,209 episodes. That’s not counting the actors showing up to talk shows, radio, and a few movies or so. It established the formula that for a long time, Philippine entertainment had similar elements to that show.

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