Black Mirror

Every four years come November, the dreaded election morning twilight hits and the voters arise from their suburban graves to feast.

After watching "Stranger Things," I got to thinking about the other sci-fi shows I’ve watched on Netflix, and here are the ones that come to mind!

We need not wait for the day that our posterity, all at once, capsizes into a “Black Mirror” episode. We’re already living in one, and it’s on autoplay.

So, you feel like you need a break from studying. What if we told you that you could watch some Netflix and still feel productive? The Clog’s got your back.

I was thinking about everyone’s premodern sentimentality recently while watching the third season of “Stranger Things” — and I realized how much that show alone has catapulted us into today’s flourishing 80s trend.

Here are a few things we often say we're going to do with our brief holiday, along with all of the things most of us actually end up doing.

Jordan’s sensitive vocal delivery juxtaposed with masterfully played instruments — courtesy of the band’s drummer, bassist and keyboardist — proved for a resounding success.

It’s easy to feel guilty when you watch Stefan suffer for the choices you made on his behalf. But once you settle into the rhythm of the film and its structure, you can start to get the sense that the choices aren’t yours any more than they are Stefan’s.

It’s hard to forget that the film was shot with a phone — the end result still ends up looking like a gloomy FaceTime call.

Although I felt validated, I also felt on edge, waiting for the narrative to end. I was anticipating the inevitable destruction of their relationship because that’s what normally happens to queer folks in pop culture.