- Hey, what's up?
It's Nyle DiMarco here and today I'm gonna be taking you
through my queue with "Cosmo."
I'm gonna be showing you my watch list on Netflix.
All of the good, the bad, and the downright embarrassing.
Now, it's two in the morning and you're still awake.
What comforting AF show do you watch
to help lull yourself into sleep?
"Avatar: The Last Airbender."
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I love Appa.
Best part.
This show is adorable and in only 20 minute episodes
it really packs in amazing life lessons
that you can apply to your everyday life
and situations you might face.
It really has it all for you.
But once you've binged "The Last Airbender,"
you've gotta watch "Legends of Korra."
I mean oh, that ending, my favorite.
Truly, the whole series has really amazing life lessons
that apply to everyday situations you might face,
especially Uncle Iroh who is so unassuming
and always has such great advice.
And the episodes are only 20 minutes each.
It'll easily put you to sleep.
You just finished a series and now you feel lost, empty.
It's like, you've lost your best friend.
What show did this to you?
Definitely "Dark."
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They included sign language in this episode.
Really, this show is one of my favorites
because I think it's the best-written about time travel.
Even though it's not specifically about time travel,
but more about how everything is just interconnected
within different time eras
and how the city of Winden in and of itself
is really screwed up forever in its own space
making it impossible to get out of.
I highly suggest you watch it.
It's mind-bending.
You're at a dinner party with a bunch of fancy,
brilliant people and you really wanna impress them.
What do you say if they ask
for a documentary recommendation?
See, for me, I'd have to pick "District 9."
No, I'm totally kidding.
In all seriousness,
I probably would pick "Unnatural Selection."
Now, the show definitely was not my favorite.
In fact, I hated it, but it would make me look a lot smarter
to bring those issues to the table.
All in all, the show covers the idea of CRISPR gene editing,
which is a new device essentially that allows physicians
to edit your unborn, unborn DNA.
Incredibly dangerous stuff.
And it didn't really flesh out any sort of consideration
of perspective from various communities and other cultures.
There was actually no mention of the deaf community at all,
which is what I would wanna talk about.
CRISPR gene editing is modern eugenics
that we are all really normalizing.
Now, CRISPR gene editing in the future could cause
a modern-day genocide.
It could cause a genocide of the deaf community
leaving us without deaf culture and without sign language,
which is a huge concern to me.
The big question, should it be legal,
should we allow this technology to control us,
is really the big question here.
It definitely would make
for an interesting dinner conversation.
I'd recommend you check it out.
It's a Friday night in isolation,
but still you wanna turn it all the way up
with your Netflix queue.
So, what are you watching?
Definitely "Cheer."
I mean okay, I know I cried so many times through the show.
I get it, but still it gets you turned to the mats,
feeling like okay, not just tonight but every day
I've gotta make it to the mats.
And that is energy worthy of turning it up
on a Friday night.
So, it's Wednesday.
You haven't been off your couch since Friday.
What show are you watching?
Let me tell you something.
It is definitely "Sense8."
I mean oh, after this episode, how could you stop watching?
Look at this, I mean.
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I'm not gonna lie to you, I know what you're all thinking
and I'm thinking the exact same thing.
Simply wow.
This part, I've never seen anything like it before,
and it definitely makes you feel some type of way.
But in all seriousness, I love the Wachowski sisters.
They are by far two of my favorite creators in Hollywood
and how they were able to develop "Sense8,"
how they were able to write with this world
of 6 to 8 people in mind,
respecting all of their individual connections
and consideration for each of their cultures.
Oh, it's amazing.
I can't even explain any more about it.
Just watch it.
So you just got dumped by someone beyond stupid.
Tonight, you've decided to stay home
and wallow in your own sadness.
What's the best movie to watch to make you feel better
after a breakup?
I would definitely have to say "End of the (beep) World."
Now I know, that show is trash.
It is utter trash, but it's so good.
We're watching two young teenagers,
both with their own internal struggles and their problems
and all their issues.
I feel like watching, you have to really consider
from their perspective why they are who they are
the way they are.
I always think that makes you feel a little bit better,
or at least to know that we're all just (beep) beings
in the end anyway.
Sometimes it's easier instead of the rage and the obsession
to just accept someone the way that they are
with their different background and their different journey,
whatever it might be.
Sometimes it's easier just to step back
and put everything into perspective.
Oh, you're having a girls' night out
and you're looking for a show that's gonna remind you
of all of your friends.
Say no more.
It is "Deaf U" on Netflix.
Now, I executive produced this show
and I am incredibly, incredibly proud
of the show we've created.
But let me tell you something.
Now, all of my friends are deaf,
or at least a majority of them are deaf,
and I've known them my entire life.
As a crew, we went to Gallaudet University,
the world's only deaf university in Washington, D.C.
I went for five years.
Yes, five years.
I'll admit I was almost the Van Wilder of my college,
but at least I left with two degrees.
Now, I remember our time in college.
Oh, incredible.
My friends and I would always talk about
the wild experiences that we had
and how much we needed a reality TV series.
You know, our experiences,
the crazy things that would happen on campus,
the juicy stories, we needed cameras.
And now finally, I am so incredibly honored to say
that I have the opportunity to produce something like that,
something I've been dreaming of for 10 years.
Of course, I've seen the show all the way through,
but I just watched the new trailer that's out.
And oh, I almost cried
because I truly feel like that's my life.
It's unbelievable to see my experience on the screen.
It's so good.
So go watch it.
This is the first time you and your bae
have ever Netflix and chilled.
So what are you watching?
I think I'd have to pick "Sex Education."
I know you're all making some wild misassumptions right now,
but here's why I'd pick it.
The show, even though it's about high school kids,
really goes through so much.
I mean, these kids are going through everything
from hormones to high school friendships
and relationships and parent issues
all culminating in one really good show.
I also think it's really easy to pause
and relate a little anecdote to your partner
about maybe something you went through.
So it's a great way to learn about your partner too.
And they might learn a lot about you,
especially what happened during your high school years.
Thank you for watching.
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and be sure to comment below and tell us
what show you're binging right now.
Also keep an eye out for "Deaf U."
It's gonna be so good.
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