Millions of Americans are in quarantine right now, which means that people are binging television shows left and right. That’s why Fox News decided to reach out to a few celebrities to see what they are binging, and what they had to say may surprise you.
Tim Allen of “Last Man Standing” fame said that he’s been watching a few different series while on lockdown.
“I’ve been watching a thing called ‘Devs’ D-E-V-S, and then ‘Westworld,’ which I was, been involved with throughout,” Allen said. “And then I’ve become a fan, because I love the characters in ‘Schitt’s Creek’ and I’ve all the sudden discovered it and I like every single person in it.”
Brett Michaels, lead singer of the band Poison, also revealed what shows he’s been watching.
“I’m a fan of ‘Modern Family,’ I’ve watched it from the pilot. I mean, the very pilot all through until their finale,” he said. “It’s one of the shows for me that I like the humor and it makes me smile. It has a lot of emotions to it, but it puts a smile on my face like ‘The Masked Singer.'”
This comes after Michaels was revealed to be a cast member on “The Masked Singer,” much to the surprise of his fans.
Lou Diamond Phillips, who stars in “Prodigal Son,” told reporters that he has been “binging ‘Ozark.'”
“[I] finished all three seasons like that,” said Phillips with a snap. “Thank goodness ‘Killing Eve’ is back, thank goodness you know, ‘Better Call Saul,’ there’s a bunch.”
Meanwhile, his costar Halston Sage has been focusing on dramas.
“I finally finished ‘9-1-1: Lone Star,'” said the actress. “And also, ‘Killing Eve’ and ‘Little Fires Everywhere.'”
Vivica A. Fox, who starred in Kill Bill, said she’s been finding ways to keep her mind sharp.
“I have been binge-watching The Game Show Network,” Fox explained. “‘Family Feud,’ I love trivia games, ‘Cash Cab,’ all that stuff.”
“And then I watched ESPN’s ‘The Last Dance,’ the Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls journey,” she added. “Wow, was that awesome.”
What shows have you been binging in quarantine? Let us know in the comments section!
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