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Numa Sambahamphe on the shows and channels she keeps coming back to

From Kathmandu Post · () English

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  • Numa Sambahamphe shares her favorite comfort shows, including "Q2hanTwo twins Qwon & Qjin," "Try Guys," and "Running Man."
  • She recommends "Doctor Who" for sci-fi and adventure fans and "The Big Bang Theory" for a "geeky sitcom."
  • Sambahamphe also highlights "One Piece" not just as an anime but as a story reflecting reality, emotions, and injustices.

Numa Sambahamphe finds solace and enjoyment in a diverse range of television shows, turning to them for comfort during moments of feeling down or tired. Among her go-to programs are the vlogs of "Q2hanTwo twins Qwon & Qjin," which cover fashion, lifestyle, decor, travel, cooking, and everyday life. She describes their content as a reliable source of comfort viewing.

Another favorite is "The Try Guys," a group known for their adventurous spirit as they attempt various activities like games, makeup, cooking, and challenges, approaching each task as beginners. Sambahamphe has been following them since 2020 and continues to enjoy their output. For those seeking Korean variety, she highly recommends "Running Man," calling it an all-time favorite for its chaotic, funny, and unpredictable episodes where cast members compete in games and playfully tease each other.

For viewers interested in science fiction and adventure, Sambahamphe suggests "Doctor Who," praising its imaginative stories filled with time travel, diverse worlds, strange creatures, and unexpected twists. When a "fun geeky sitcom" is desired, her ultimate choice is "The Big Bang Theory," appreciating the dynamic between characters with vastly different personalities that somehow harmonize.

Beyond pure entertainment, Sambahamphe views "One Piece" as more than just an anime. She sees it as a narrative that mirrors real-life themes, including human emotions, relationships, and societal injustices. The series, she notes, offers adventure and humor while prompting deep thought and emotional connection through its underlying real-life themes.

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