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The grocery store line has been proving this true for years, but it turns out celebrities ARE just like us. They binge the latest Netflix shows and get just as frustrated by hour-long dramas and turn to the late night shows of their choice to make sense of all the crazy news in the world. And then they take to Twitter to discuss these shows!
Maybe we’re a little bit nosy, but we rounded up a handful of our favorite celebs and their thoughts on this week’s biggest TV shows and movies. Reese Witherspoon saw that SNL sketch, and she loved it! Plus, celebs can’t get enough of HBO’s programming, from the solid comedies to the final season of The Leftovers.
Some actors shouted out friends of theirs, some reminisced about early roles, and a Bravolebrity shared his choice of plane movie. And then there’s the Bates Motel star that was blown away by a castmate’s performance, and we completely understand why.
From brand new show premieres to the sports fan staple show, we trust the taste of these actors and filmmakers and where they’re choosing to spend their precious viewing time. Find out which celebs share your faves and exactly where you can stream like a star.
Reese Witherspoon: 'Saturday Night Live'
Elle Woods herself got a good chuckle out of this sketch.
Chelsea Peretti: 'Problematic'
The Brooklyn Nine-Nine star helped to spread the word about her pal’s new Comedy Central show.
Adam Trent: 'Silicon Valley'
We got a special visit from magician Adam Trent this week to chat about his new show, The Road Trick, coming to Red Bull TV next month. But what he’s currently binge-watching? Well, he better catch up before the new season premieres this weekend on HBO!
Constance Zimmer: 'The King of Queens'
The UnREAL star caught herself logging some quality couch time with Patton Oswalt on an old ep of The King of Queens.
Shep Rose: 'Her'
The Southern Charm star spent his plane ride following Joaquin Phoenix’s virtual adventures.
June Diane Raphael: 'Veep'
The Grace and Frankie star was feeling extra proud of her significant other, and wasn’t afraid to use multiple exclamation points to prove it.
Max Thieriot: 'Bates Motel'
Sometimes you’ve just gotta admire your co-workers, you know?
Barry Jenkins: 'The Leftovers'
Make no mistake about it, the Moonlight director is excited for the third and final season of the HBO drama.
Adam Shapiro: 'Grey's Anatomy'
The Trial & Error actor was feeling a bit stressed when he caught up on Grey’s this week.
Gabrielle Union: 'SportsCenter'
Same, girl. Shoutout to Gabrielle’s trainers!
