Netflix’s “Love, Death & Robots” released last Friday. Our writer Catherine thought it exceeded expectations but fell short of innovation. Read her SPOILER-FREE review. Continue reading SXSW 2019: ‘Love, Death & Robots’ Review
V.I.L.E. sends Carmen Sandiego’s former classmate Paper Star to steal copies of the Magna Carta in Mumbai. Things get tricky though when Paper Star is successful and Agent Devineaux intercepts Carmen in a train (again). Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 7
Carmen Sandiego and her crew head off to Australia! V.I.L.E. plans to set off a faulty rocket in The Outback. Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 6
Carmen Sandiego goes undercover in Amsterdam to stop V.I.L.E.’s Countess Cleo selling stolen Vermeer paintings on the black market. Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 5
In episode 4 of Netflix’s “Carmen Sandiego,” the team stumble upon a historic Ecuadorean coin that VILE’s trying to steal! Tune in to The Bingeables Podcast! Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 4
Carmen Sandiego and her crew are off to Indonesia to stop VILE’s efforts to destroy the country’s agricultural infrastructure. The Bingeables Podcast co-hosts talk about episode 3, “The Sticky Rice Caper”! Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 3
Learn more about how Carmen Sandiego became Carmen Sandiego with The Bingeables Podcast co-hosts! Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 2
Where in the world has Carmen Sandiego been? Look no further than Netflix: the modern-day Robin Hood is back! Tune in to The Bingeables Podcast for the series premiere deep-dive. Continue reading The Bingeables Podcast: ‘Carmen Sandiego’ Season 1, Ep. 1
Netflix teamed up with Sanrio to bring you the adorable “Aggretsuko.” See our writer William’s review of the animated series! Continue reading Review: ‘Aggretsuko’ anime by Netflix and Sanrio is ‘goofy and relatable’
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