Think and Trial

For the last 3 month I’m addicted to Netflix. First it was Chef’s Table (season 1), then Mindhunter, followed by Midnight Diner, The Big Family Cooking Showdows, Girlboss (not my taste but I keep on watched it until 6th episode), Kantaro the sweet toot salaryman, then banck to chef’s table (season 2). What really captivate my attention is how clean and beautiful Netflix’s show their scenes, and how fresh their stories are. Take for example Midnight Diner. Its stories are quite short per episode, only 21 minutes long. Yet every story offer down to earth, familiar, but different take on everyday problem. And it was refreshing, simple. Nothing is too dramatic nor bland. The Big Family Cooking Showdown is another enjoyable reality show. It is deemed boring by some critic, but I found some amusement in watching families cooking together, sharing love, laughter, and demonstrating teamwork between them. The champion wins because of the taste, which makes it unsurprising when an immi