The show Tiger King has made its royalty known this week on Netflix with it reigning at the top of the service all week long. Because of this, Joe Exotic’s tale of betrayal, chaos, and attempted murder has been much of the discussion throughout the week. On top of this, the commotion has even
Tiger King on Netflix brings a whole new meaning to the phrase, “life is stranger than fiction.” The series is full of real-life giant personalities, mysteries, and feuds that escalated to conspiracies of arson and murder. The show has been so successful, there have been discussions of Season 2. But of all the series’ unanswered
Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, which dropped on the streaming platform on Friday, March 20, shocked and entertained viewers with its bizarre exposé of the world of big cat enthusiasts. The show follows the feud between big cat collector Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel (aka Joseph Maldonado-Passage) and animal activist Carole Baskin, who runs an
The new docu-series Tiger King has been the talk of the internet for most of the week with its bizarre exploration of private zoo owners of exotic animals and their eccentric lifestyles. Not since Don’t F*ck With Cats has a Netflix series lit up the interwebs like a Christmas tree. But with all the buzz
Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness is a true-crime documentary that follows the story of the flamboyant private zoo owner, Joe Exotic, who bred big cats. The new series is one of several Netflix shows that people have been sharing on Netflix Party due to the coronavirus pandemic. What is Tiger King about? The