We can always count on Sandra Oh to rock our world with each new project she shares with the world, and her new Netflix series The Chair is no exception. Unfortunately, you can go through all six episodes in just one sitting, so here are three similar shows you should check out once you’re done.

Dear White People

It’s hard to compare The Chair to any other college-set TV shows because they usually tell the story from students’ point of view, but Dear White People comes pretty close. Both shows tackle the issue of systematic racism at a prestigious university, but they have a different way of approaching this topic.

Community

Community and The Chair have a very different vibe, but they both let you dive into the academic chaos. Both shows feature a wide range of quirky characters and tackle many important topics, but Community is more rooted in popular culture and heavily relies on meta-humor.

Catastrophe

If Ji-Yoon Kim’s relationship with Bill and her adopted daughter Ju Ju happens to be your favorite part of The Chair, make sure to check out Catastrophe. Another connection between the two shows is the small number of episodes per season because The Chair was modeled after British shows such as Catastrophe.

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This year’s Golden Globe ceremony brought a few pretty surprising victories and several meme-worthy moments that put a smile on our face. Here’s a few we’ll be talking about in weeks to come.

100 People In a Room

Lady Gaga became a laughing stock of the whole world thanks to her “100 people in a room” routine, and the hosts used their monologue to make fun of her one more time.

Glenn Close’s Reaction

In a shocking turn of events, Lady Gaga lost the Golden Globe to Glenn Close – and we’re happy she did after seeing this reaction.

Regina King’s Powerful Speech

This year’s Golden Globe ceremony was filled with hilarious speeches, but Regina King used her minute in the spotlight to make a powerful pledge for inclusivity in Hollywood.

Christian Bale’s Thank You Note

Speaking of hilarious speeches… It doesn’t get much better than Christian Bale thanking Satan for giving him inspiration for the role of Dick Cheney in Vice.

Olivia Colman’s Shout-Out

Swear words at award ceremonies are usually a no-no, but Olivia Colman used the B-word for all the right reasons while thanking her co-stars from The Favourite.

Carol Burnett Award

Imagine having a life-achievement award named after you, just so you could receive that same award. True legends only!

Jeff Bridges Steals the Show

Speaking of true legends, Jeff Bridges received Cecil B. DeMille Award this year and channeled the Dude during his acceptance speech.

Everything About Sandra Oh

No one had a bigger night at the Golden Globes than co-host Sandra Oh and our heart melted when she thanked her parents in Korean while accepting her award for Killing Eve.

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We can always count on Sandra Oh to rock our world with each new project she shares with the world, and her new Netflix series The Chair is no exception. Unfortunately, you can go through all six episodes in just one sitting, so here are three similar shows you should check out once you’re done.

Dear White People

It’s hard to compare The Chair to any other college-set TV shows because they usually tell the story from students’ point of view, but Dear White People comes pretty close. Both shows tackle the issue of systematic racism at a prestigious university, but they have a different way of approaching this topic.

Community

Community and The Chair have a very different vibe, but they both let you dive into the academic chaos. Both shows feature a wide range of quirky characters and tackle many important topics, but Community is more rooted in popular culture and heavily relies on meta-humor.

Catastrophe

If Ji-Yoon Kim’s relationship with Bill and her adopted daughter Ju Ju happens to be your favorite part of The Chair, make sure to check out Catastrophe. Another connection between the two shows is the small number of episodes per season because The Chair was modeled after British shows such as Catastrophe.

The post 3 Shows That You Should Check Out After Finishing “The Chair” appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

This year’s Golden Globe ceremony brought a few pretty surprising victories and several meme-worthy moments that put a smile on our face. Here’s a few we’ll be talking about in weeks to come.

100 People In a Room

Lady Gaga became a laughing stock of the whole world thanks to her “100 people in a room” routine, and the hosts used their monologue to make fun of her one more time.

Glenn Close’s Reaction

In a shocking turn of events, Lady Gaga lost the Golden Globe to Glenn Close – and we’re happy she did after seeing this reaction.

Regina King’s Powerful Speech

This year’s Golden Globe ceremony was filled with hilarious speeches, but Regina King used her minute in the spotlight to make a powerful pledge for inclusivity in Hollywood.

Christian Bale’s Thank You Note

Speaking of hilarious speeches… It doesn’t get much better than Christian Bale thanking Satan for giving him inspiration for the role of Dick Cheney in Vice.

Olivia Colman’s Shout-Out

Swear words at award ceremonies are usually a no-no, but Olivia Colman used the B-word for all the right reasons while thanking her co-stars from The Favourite.

Carol Burnett Award

Imagine having a life-achievement award named after you, just so you could receive that same award. True legends only!

Jeff Bridges Steals the Show

Speaking of true legends, Jeff Bridges received Cecil B. DeMille Award this year and channeled the Dude during his acceptance speech.

Everything About Sandra Oh

No one had a bigger night at the Golden Globes than co-host Sandra Oh and our heart melted when she thanked her parents in Korean while accepting her award for Killing Eve.

The post The Very Best Viral Moments From 2019 Golden Globe Awards appeared first on toppoptoday.com.