The Baby-Sitters Club Review: This Netflix Show Is About So Much More Than Just Nostalgia

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticWhen the feeds of some of the most high-profile people in the world are hacked, your internal systems are undermined and your stock takes a 4% drop, “tough day” may be a severe understatement.Yet, that is what Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said today after Joe Biden, Kanye West, Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Amazon kingpin Jeff Bezos, ex-NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Bill Gates plus the corporate feeds of Apple and saw their accounts taken over for a spell on

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Audrey Cleo Yap For many Asian Americans who grew up reading “The Baby-Sitters Club” book series in the ‘80s and ‘90s, Claudia Kishi is something of a pop culture icon, so much so that she’s the center of a new Netflix documentary, “The Claudia Kishi Club.”But Momona Tamada, 13, who stars as Kishi in the streaming platform’s series “The Baby-Sitters Club,” hadn’t fully grasped the enduring influence of her character until recently (the role was also played by Tricia Joe in a 1995 film

quarantine binge lineup, Netflix's reboot of is sure to melt your heart in the best way. The 2020 version is a new adaptation of the beloved tween characters from Ann M.

quarantine binge lineup, Netflix's reboot of is sure to melt your heart in the best way. The 2020 version is a new adaptation of the beloved teen characters from Ann M.

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Author Ann M. Martin had no master plan when she decided to make one of the core members of “The Baby-Sitters Club” a Japanese American girl named Claudia.

the show is exactly like the books by Ann M. Martin.

modern-day reboot of introduced beloved characters Kristy Thomas (), Claudia Kishi (), Stacey McGill (), Mary Anne Spier () and Dawn Schafer () to a new generation, and that meant revisiting their distinct styles, which were on full display through costume designer ' work.Adapted from 's popular book series, the latest adaptation follows the middle schoolers as they start their own baby-sitting business while they deal with real-life issues such as divorce, gender identity, health, family

The Baby-Sitters Club is making a huge splash in 2020.

Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you have not watched Netflix’s “The Baby-Sitters Club”. Minor spoilers ahead.

The Goldfinch.) But rest assured: The Baby-Sitters Club rose to the occasion, and then some.

Ann M. Martin's beloved novels reintroduces cherished characters Kristy (), Claudia (), Stacey (), Mary Anne () and Dawn (), for today's world — complete with cellphones, social media and even a little dose of . Like the books, which spawned a '90s movie and TV series, the latest iteration zeroes in on topical issues such as divorce, gender identity, health, family hardships, racism and, of course, boys.

The Baby-Sitters Club adaptation is here to take us all back to Stoneybrook, Connecticut, and what a heartwarming trip it is. It's been a long time since Ann M.

Baby-Sitters Club book was published, so it’s only natural that some things would change. Don’t worry: The series still tells the stories you know and love, and there are still plenty of things that didn’t change, like Claudia stashing candy all over her room.

America's Next Top Model contestant's hair and then told the model she looked bad with short hair. On , the richest women in the world performed Machiavellian designs on each other to insure that each supermodel billionaire was equally unhappy.Imagine if instead I and my millennial peers—now unable to access either haircuts or wealth—had instead wiled away our Wednesday nights watching The Baby-Sitters Club.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAdapting any book to screen can be a complicated task, but when it is a book series that consists of more than 200 stories, the process seems that much more arduous. And that is exactly what Rachel Shukert, showrunner of Netflix’s “The Baby-Sitters Club,” was facing when she signed on to translate author Ann M.

The halcyon days of The Baby-Sitters Club existed in a time before the Internet, smartphones or texting. Communication was pure… or as pure as mildly hormonal 13-year-old girls could muster.

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