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3 Underrated Netflix Originals To Binge On

For those who want to turn up…the AC and watch other good stuff on Netflix


Can you believe the heat? We almost want summer to be over. And while everyone we know is going to turn up in Laboracay, some of us really just want to stay in and turn up the AC instead. Lucky for people like us, there’s always something on Netflix to keep us entertained. This time though, we’re eyeing underrated series instead of mainstream favorites just because it’s nice to go against the current from time to time.


So sit back, put your feet up because it’s about to get awesome and weird.


Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On

STOP and just take a moment to read what the mini series is all about before you roll your eyes and swipe or scroll past it. Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On, executively produced by Rashida Jones, is a six-episode original docu series that gives you a first-hand and less judgmental look at the porn industry—the talents (mainly women), consumers and the technology behind it. Curious? See for yourself. Because it’ll be the only time you’ll use the words brilliant, self-aware and porn in one sentence. 



Samurai Gourmet

If you have a taste for worldly content, Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Manga-han Nobushi no Gourmet might just be for you. The 12-episode series follows the story of 60-year-old retiree Takashi Kasumi who refuses to live in excess and instead, prefers to live the simple and rustic life of a samurai who eats what he likes as much as he wants. Kasumi is a reminder to us career-driven, hardworking individuals that in life, it’s about quality. So eat well, don’t YOLO that drink and enjoy life.



Love Season 2

Love, by Judd Apatow, Lesley Arfin and Paul Rust, is unlike any other romcom-themed series you’ve seen. Instead of a cheesy, foot-popping kind of storyline, the series offers a “down-to-earth look at dating” and the ugly parts that come with it. Season 1, if you haven’t seen it, centers on how Mickey met Gus and their platonic turned romantic turned volatile relationship. Meanwhile, the second installment focuses on their attempt to be a real couple, whatever that means.



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Sarah Santiago

is a former print and online fashion magazine editor and is currently, the editor for go! Magazine. She loves cats, is almost always in black and is a big fan of Kanye West.

Alex Lara

is a creative that loves to tell stories through art direction and curating images that capture, inspire and excite whoever sees them.

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