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In this episode of Streaming Wars, host Colin Chisholm implores you to skip the heavily marketed Nine Perfect Strangers on Amazon Prime Video.
The show, which has an incredibly stacked cast, can’t establish what it’s going for, what it’s about or simply pick a lane. It trips over its inability to focus and suffers for it. There are better things out there.
Have a recommendation for Colin? Hit him up on Twitter @ColinHantsCo or by email at [email protected]
The show, which has an incredibly stacked cast, can’t establish what it’s going for, what it’s about or simply pick a lane. It trips over its inability to focus and suffers for it. There are better things out there.
Have a recommendation for Colin? Hit him up on Twitter @ColinHantsCo or by email at [email protected]
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By SaltWireIn this episode of Streaming Wars, host Colin Chisholm implores you to skip the heavily marketed Nine Perfect Strangers on Amazon Prime Video.
The show, which has an incredibly stacked cast, can’t establish what it’s going for, what it’s about or simply pick a lane. It trips over its inability to focus and suffers for it. There are better things out there.
Have a recommendation for Colin? Hit him up on Twitter @ColinHantsCo or by email at [email protected]
The show, which has an incredibly stacked cast, can’t establish what it’s going for, what it’s about or simply pick a lane. It trips over its inability to focus and suffers for it. There are better things out there.
Have a recommendation for Colin? Hit him up on Twitter @ColinHantsCo or by email at [email protected]