"The Bite" is a satirical horror-comedy that captures the absurdity of life during the COVID-19 pandemic. Set in New York City, the series follows two neighbors, Rachel and Lily, as they navigate lockdown from their separate apartments. Rachel is a doctor managing patients through video calls, while Lily, an aspiring writer, tries to stay productive. Their quarantine anxieties escalate dramatically when a new, aggressive strain of the virus begins turning its victims into surprisingly intelligent, flesh-eating zombies.
The show cleverly uses the zombie apocalypse as a metaphor for the chaos and isolation of the pandemic, blending sharp humor with genuine scares. This six-episode limited series has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns.
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The Bite is a dark comedy-drama TV show that aired on Spectrum. Created by Robert and Michelle King, the series follows two neighbors in New York City who are trying to survive during a deadly new wave of a mutated virus outbreak. The main characters, played by Audra McDonald and Taylor Schilling, face both hilarious and frightening situations as they deal with quarantine life, relationships, and the chaos caused by the mysterious infection. The show cleverly blends satire about pandemic life with suspenseful horror elements. It’s known for its sharp writing and unique take on current events. The Bite has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns so you don’t miss any updates about future seasons or special episodes.
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The series follows the lives of two neighbors, Rachel and Lily, as they embark on unprecedented times when a deadly new strain of a virus arrives. Navigating the new normal in New York City, Rachel works from home juggling her many telemedicine clients and a shaky marriage to her husband Dr. Zach, who has a prestigious job at the CDC miles away. Meanwhile, Lily is upstairs trying to convince her Wall Street clientele that her very specific skillset is still just as valuable through a video screen as it was in person.
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