Note: this is a spoiler-free review of Dogs, which is available to stream now on Netflix.
Netflix has become a great source for documentary and reality TV fanatics lately. But sometimes it's hard to work up the energy to watch a series like Making a Murderer, knowing full well you're just going to come away feeling depressed and hopeless. Fortunately, Netflix also seems to have specialized in "comfort food documentaries," shows that actively work to cheer you up and make you feel a little bit better about the state of the world. First, there was the surprisingly excellent revival of Queer Eye. Now there's Dogs, a series for anyone who's ever wasted hours ogling dog pictures on Instagram or used the phrase "H*ckin' good pupper" in casual conversation.
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Netflix has become a great source for documentary and reality TV fanatics lately. But sometimes it's hard to work up the energy to watch a series like Making a Murderer, knowing full well you're just going to come away feeling depressed and hopeless. Fortunately, Netflix also seems to have specialized in "comfort food documentaries," shows that actively work to cheer you up and make you feel a little bit better about the state of the world. First, there was the surprisingly excellent revival of Queer Eye. Now there's Dogs, a series for anyone who's ever wasted hours ogling dog pictures on Instagram or used the phrase "H*ckin' good pupper" in casual conversation.
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