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There's a sense of familiarity to Geek Girl, an almost nostalgic feel, as it's an amalgamation of many of the shows I watched during my teens and teens. This is not bad at all; I don't think today's tweens find it old-fashioned or tedious; I think that made me like the show a little more than I would have liked. Don't get me wrong, I have a lot of qualms about how she portrays the lioness of an industry, but I admit, sometimes we need a pinch of sugar and unicorns to get us through an unpleasant day, and Geek Girl is exactly that. Previously, I made a comparison to Emily in Paris, but this is specifically in terms of how fantastic the series is, and if you already have that in mind, I think it becomes easier to watch. On the other hand, unlike the unpleasant Emily, who is a terrible fish out of water, Harriet is actually a pretty endearing character. I feel almost like a protective older sister to her, because it almost seems like she's a younger version of me w...