MOTORHEADS Shouldn’t Have Been CANCELLED!
Written by Kai Voorhees
When I saw Motorheads in the top ten on Prime Video, I wanted to look into it. When I heard it was a mix of teen drama and cars, I was hooked instantly. I needed to watch it.
Motorheads is a show based on two twins Caitlyn and Zac Torress. They move from Brooklyn to their mom’s home town of Ironwood, Pennsylvania. Nobody knows that their dad is Christian Maddox when they arrive. Christian Maddox is a racing legend who was involved with a heist many years ago. This led to him going missing. However, kids soon find out about their relation to Christian and have varying reactions. The show goes into many different plots. There are love triangles, deep friendships, lots of races and rivalry.
In my article, “We Were Liars–The Show That Broke Me” I mentioned that I wasn’t very easy to impress when it came to TV shows. I have a very short attention span and I tend to have a hard time sitting still. Not only did this show have me seated, but I also rewatched it.
It isn’t just me that liked the show. It was on Prime Video’s top ten list for a long time. This is due to the fans. A user on Reddit said, “I loved this first season and I really want to know what happens next. I want Caitlyn and Zac to find their dad so I think there should be another season.”
I couldn’t agree more. This is why I was beyond surprised when I found out that Prime Video decided to cancel the show. However, there is still reason to be excited. The writer, Johnny Norris, confirmed the second season has been written and they are looking for a new streaming service to carry the show.
We can all hope another streaming service will pick up the show. When I was looking for ways to help, I came across a Reddit user who found a website where people could make positions. There has been one made for the second season of Motoheads. If you would like to sign the petition, it is completely free and all you need to do is sign in with your Google account. I am not the creator of this website, or of the petition. However, I did sign it. I can only hope that this petition will open more doors for the creator of the show to be able to take this show to the next season.
Click here for the link to the petition
Posted on May 14, 2026
We Were Liars- The Show That Broke Me
Written by Kai Voorhees
We Were Liars is a show on Prime Video based on the book by Emily Lockhart. Here’s your warning that there will be spoilers in this article.
The whole plot is that the main character, Cadence Sinclair, gets a traumatic brain injury and can’t remember how. She is a part of the Sinclair family, a very wealthy, drama filled family. The show is a mix of a lot of teen and family drama, and psychological thriller.
I was so hooked on this show and surprisingly, I binged the whole thing in one night. This is very uncommon for me given my short attention span and inability to sit still.
I had never read the book so I’m not sure how accurate the show was to the movie. However, the fact that I hadn’t read the book meant I didn’t know what I was getting myself into.
I was expecting a sweet, tropical, innocent, love story. Oh how I was wrong. I surely was not expecting to be left in tears at the end of the last episode.
Along with Cadence Sinclair, there are three other main characters in the show.
The “liars” is a nickname the parents gave the kids when they were young.
The last episode, (“My Friends Are Lying in the Sun”) revealed that the “liars” had been drunk when they came up with a plan. In order to stop the “Sinclair legacy” that they had so long hated, they decided to commit arson. The episode shows that everyone but Cadence dies, and this is why the other kids hadn’t called her or visited when she was in the hospital.
The ending had me a bit confused because it made you think that Cadence was hallucinating the “liars” the entire time since she came to the island. However, the last scene shows Carrie seeing Johnny in the kitchen.
This makes it unclear if it was a hallucination or if they are ghosts on the island. Recently, it has been announced that there will be another season of the show. Hopefully, the writers will include some sort of explanation for this.
The second season is supposed to be released in 2027. Will you be tuning in?
Posted on April 22, 2026
Is Gossip Girl Worth Watching?
Written by Kai Voorhees
Gossip Girl is a LONG show. It is seven seasons, and whether that’s long for you, I do not know. However, the longest show that I have watched before this was the (current) four seasons of Outer Banks. So, is watching Gossip Girl worth the time? Now, don’t fret. This article contains no spoilers beyond things in the first season. Such as my initial thoughts of the characters, and my ending thoughts of the show in very vague details. No crazy spoilers, but if you have watched the show, that’s even better.
I heard many of my friends talking about this show and how I needed to watch it. My one friend was so excited when she was watching it that she even spoiled half the show for me a few times.
But, one thing that I had heard online was that it was a show that people could not stop. People were saying they had been sat binging this show. I normally have a super difficult time sitting and watching shows. When watching I am either taking breaks every 10 minutes or on my walking pad watching the show. So I was curious to see how this show would hook me so much to keep me interested for so long.
I can say that this show had my jaw on the floor for %90 of the time. I was watching two episodes a night before bed while sitting down. I never needed a break. With crazy twists at the end of almost every single episode, I was always left wanting more. I was never left bored.
Never watched Gossip Girl? Wanting to know if it’s worth watching? Here’s what I thought .
The plot of Gossip Girl is essentially a bunch of school kids who live in the Upper East Side of New York. There’s lots of drama with many of the kids being in the spotlight of the media since their parents (and themselves) are pretty famous.The name of the show comes from the online blog (“Gossip Girl”) where the mystery person who owns the blog posts things about people. Two of my favorite Gossip Girl blasts are below:
“Nate thought he and Humphrey were thick as thieves... turns out Humphrey's a thief and Nate's just thick.”
“Ain’t karma a b*tch? We know Blair Waldorf is.”
My first impressions of the show were:
1. Blair > Serena
Serena is the main character of the show. Played by Blake Lively, she really embodies the “pretty rich girl” stereotype. The show paints her as the “IT Girl”. Everywhere she goes, someone is sending in a picture to Gossip Girl. After Blair was introduced, I was stunned. She is gorgeous but no one seemed to notice when she was next to Serena. The show paints the picture that Blair is the “uglier” friend.
Honestly, I don’t even know why Blair was friends with Serena. In my opinion, I think it was a pretty toxic friendship. Blair was a bad person, but at least she doesn’t hide it. Serena on the other hand, is a pretty bad person, but she hides it behind a sweet facade. So, my first opinion is that Blair is better than Serena.
2. Chuck is a horrible person and he really annoys me.
When Chuck said his first sentence “Good. Things were getting a little dull around here.”, I knew he was going to be a problematic character. His name might as well be Charles “Full-of-himself” Bass. I had heard that he had some crazy glow up and became a way better person in the end. Honestly, I really hoped it was real because I did not know how much more I could stand him being on my TV screen.
4. Nate seemed to be the only good person out of the whole friend group.
During the first season, I thought Nate seemed to be a good person. I first discovered this when I found out that he and Blair had been dating for a while. He seemed to be the least problematic character at the start. He often put people in their places when nessasary. Even though he was a nepo baby, it seemed he still worked for everything he had. This seemed like a good character tait.
5. Jenny has really good style.
When watching season one, I noticed that I loved Jenny Humphrey’s style. A Brooklyn girl desperate to fit in with the Upper East Siders, she dressed a lot like them (with her own twist). She starts out the show with very colorful, “baby-doll-like” clothes that really complement her light features. While most of her season 1 style is an attempt to fit in with Blair and the “minions”, she does feature some of her natural color palette through her darker accessories. Since it’s the first season, everyone's style is still developing. Among all the developing styles, Jenny’s stood out to me most. So, in my opinion, Jenny probably has the best style in season one.
6. I feel bad for the Upper East Siders.
With all the drama going on in the Upper East Side, I couldn’t help but feel bad for them. From people committing identity fraud, to getting into a planned car crash, the Upper East Side is not easy. With the parents always working the show feels like a seven season continuation of “Super Rich Kids” by Frank Ocean.
In conclusion, it is all about your personal preference in shows. If you’re not up to committing to watching a seven season show, then Gossip Girl isn’t for you. It also isn’t for you if you aren’t into shows with lots of romance, drama, and crazy twists. Personally, it isn’t a show I regret watching. So, will you give it a watch?