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Whenever I’m at home you can be sure to find me watching Netflix. You can be certain to catch me watching Pretty Little Liars, The Flash, and Supergirl on Netflix. To start off, Pretty Little Liars is an amazing series and is definitely one of my all-time favorites. The reason why Pretty Little Liars is the best is because it is a mystery tv show that has an intriguing plot and always keeps my eyes glued to the screen. In addition, The Flash is a marvelous superhero movie and is very inspirational. The reason why I believe The Flash is an inspirational t.v. show is because Barry is always willing to keep others safe even though his life is at risk. Lastly, Supergirl is a great t.v show that can inspire female watchers. The reason why I believe
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