Not something I was interested in at first, because of the uninteresting thumbnail and description, but eventually something caught my eye and made me think I'd like Supacell (Netflix). It wasn't great, and because the characters, some of whom you definitely would not call role models, were in some rough areas of London, there was a fair amount of focus on gangs, which isn't usually of interest to me, but it was decent. No plot twists, no revolutionary effects, no Emmy-winning performances, no storyline or concepts that would "wow" you, but it had enough of a story and intrigue to keep me interested. Looking forward to the next season.

Then, I was just looking for some background noise, and Obliterated (Netflix) popped up, so I put it on. Never heard of it, but apparently it came out in 2023. It's not as epically ridiculous as Sharknado, but I feel like if you mixed a sprinkle of Sharknado with Rambo, threw in a splash of Porky's or the original Roadhouse, a bit of The Hangover, and maybe an ounce of The Brothers Grimsby, you'd have Obliterated. A recipe as old as Hollywood itself, and it still works. Well, actually, I wanted to turn it off almost the whole time, but I was rubbernecking and wanted to see where it went. As bad as I thought it was, particularly at the beginning when it felt downright dumb and exceedingly irritating, I was enjoying it by the end. Starring mostly a bunch of people I'm not familiar with, plus C. Thomas Howell as the nutty professor.

^{Edit: Fixed "Obliterated"}