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Catfish: season 4, episode 8 recap: "Whitney and Bre" aka "Catfish gets Catfished"
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 27th April 2015
The events in this week's episode are the reason why I have trust issues. It's no wonder Max took off for five weeks.
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Sneak peek at next year's 2016 MTV Movie Awards categories
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 13th April 2015
People think the Oscars marks the end of awards season in Hollywood, but people are stupid and ugly and wrong and old, because the MTV Movie Awards happened over the weekend and it sure looked like they were giving out awards to me. With Selma actor David Oyelowo suffering more heartbreak with defeat at the hands of The Maze Runner's Dylan O'Brien and Jennifer Lopez triumphing in the 'Best Scared As Shit Performance' category, it was an evening of high tension and very serious drama. Join us as we expose a leaked document that reveals the categories already selected for next year's 2016 Movie Awards, hosted by, I don't know, Drake or something.
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Catfish: season 4, episode 6 recap: "Felipe and Jasmine"
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 10th April 2015
Guess who's back – back again. Max is back! Tell a friend! Guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back.
Everything is right in the world and I am overjoyed. -
Catfish: season 4, episode 5 recap: "Chitara and Priscilla"
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 5th April 2015
This week's episode of Catfish comes from Third Earth, when Nev and guest host Alex Shaffer answer a distress call from female Thunderian noble Chitara, whose precognitive sense has warned her that a tabby she has been communicating with may not have been an actual ThunderCat.
OK, so it's not, but that's not going to stop me from making as many ThunderCats references as possible, based on the fact that this week's Catfishee is called Chitara. -
Catfish: season 4, episode 4 recap: "Daisy and Marcus"
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 30th March 2015
The official episode synopsis for this week's episode reads: "After helping with troubles at home, a man refuses to speak to his love interest on the phone." You, me and a million others, love. Spoiler alert: this episode may as well have been entitled "He's just not that into you".
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Catfish: season 4, episode 3 recap: "Harold and Armani"
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 19th March 2015
Here's a fun little game to play: it's called "How To Work Out Your Catfish Name"!
1. Think of a well-known, luxurious brand
2. Spell it phonetically
3. Then take the colour of your socks.
Mine is Versarchee Left-Something-Red-In-A-White-Wash. -
Catfish: season 4, episode 1 recap: "Miracle and Javonni"
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 4th March 2015
Oh Catfish, how I've missed you. Monday nights just weren't the same without the overwhelming eroticism that is the bromance between co-hosts Nev Schulman and Max Joseph. And now it's back, but in a shocking format twist Max is out of action for six episodes making a film with his new BFF Zac Efron. Nev seems cool with it but I know he's just as upset as I am. Fuck Efron and his quiffy hair.
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Five reasons why you should watch Catfish
TV Feature | Becky Suter | 4th June 2014
I refuse to believe people who complain "There's nothing on TV", when we live in a world where Catfish: The TV Show exists. Based on the 2010 movie when cameras followed Nev Schulman as he tracked down the girl he was in an online relationship with, now Nev and his filmmaker buddy Max travel across the US, righting wrongs and unravelling the mysteries of online dating like a sexier Noughties version of Scooby-Doo. The upshot of Nev's story was that people lie about who they are on the internet, and TV is now all the better for it.
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12 Years A Slave cruelly snubbed at 2014 MTV Movie Awards
Movie News | Ali Gray | 14th April 2014
Steve McQueen's Oscar-winning drama 12 Years A Slave was snubbed by esteemed MTV movie critics last night. Though it was nominated for Movie Of The Year, it was beaten by The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Nominated star Chiwetel Ejiofor went home empty-handed, with the Best Male Performance awarded to industry veteran Josh Hutcherson for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Oscar-winning newcomer Lupita Nyong'o also missed out, with Best Female Performance going to Jennifer Lawrence for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. To cap a miserable evening for Steve McQueen's movie, Chiwetel Ejiofor wasn't even nominated for Best Shirtless Performance.
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Teen Wolf season three trailer breakdown
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 27th May 2013
Formula for Teen Wolf trailers: subtract Michael J. Fox, add Twilight, add boys, subtract shirts.
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