Tameka

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Join date: Nov 15, 2024

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Hi friends - my name is Tameka and I am a TV and film enthusiast. New York born, Florida raised, I enjoy meeting and connecting with people of all walks of life. Remember when you had to watch a show the night before to avoid spoilers at school or at work? Breaking Bad, Scandal, Empire, Game of Thrones? Those were the shows that kept my friends and I locked in week-to-week, sharing our thoughts and observations. I look forward to being on this journey with you, talking about programs, movies and digital content that makes us laugh, cry or say "I know you lying!"

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Jan 17, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Recap: Shifting Gears Season 2 Episode 10 Just Took a Sharp Turn—And It All Started With a 1-Star Review

The episode kicks off with any business owner’s nightmare – a bad online review. Eager to find out who the unhappy customer might be, Riley becomes hyper focused to draw them out of hiding. To help relieve the stress, Georgia starts writing positive reviews with lackluster help from Carter, Gabriel and Stitch (good luck to Renee from Temecula). Meanwhile, Pete, an old high school friend of Matt, visits the shop. Like many reunions, it’s filled with memories of teenage shenanigans and current...

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Jan 9, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Shifting Gears Season 2 Episode 9 “Dog” Recap: Free and Mean vs. Cheap and Nice

Searching for a light-hearted comedy with a laugh track attached to every joke? Shifting Gears returns with the ups and downs of living at your childhood home with your kids. When Matt refuses to let Carter bring a dog into his house, Riley wonders if it’s time to move out. Like many grown adults with kids, you want to be able to provide for yourself and your family. As Riley searches for a new place, she realizes the devil you know may be the safest place to be. The kids are not keen on the...

Jan 5, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Interview: Klaus Zimmermann on Crafting Drops of God Season 2: Culture, Conflict, and Why Wine Still Wins on Apple TV

The TV landscape may be crowded with reboots and recycled ideas, but Drops of God on Apple TV continues to stand out like a perfectly aged bottle hiding in a grocery-store wine aisle. With Season 2 ready to swirl, sniff, and emotionally devastate audiences all over again, producer Klaus Zimmermann sat down with The TV Cave to unpack the magic behind the show’s ambitious new chapter. Spoiler: the man can make wine, family trauma, and multilingual chaos sound downright poetic. Zimmermann was...

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