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21 Tweets That Prove Twitter Is Drooling Over Zac Efron's New Netflix Docuseries, 'Down To Earth'

I have two words: I'm down.

Jennifer Kustanovich
Jul 20, 2020
The State University of New York at Stony Brook
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21 Tweets That Prove Twitter Is Drooling Over Zac Efron's New Netflix Docuseries, 'Down To Earth'
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Zac Efron's new Netflix show "Down To Earth" brings a new meaning to Netflix & Chill. The docuseries is actually really education, so we all now have a proper excuse to drool over Zac Efron. Zac, Darin Olien, a wellness "guru," and their crew take us all around the world to learn about health and sustainability.

The witty remarks, the facial expressions, Darin's unforgettable voice impressions, and Zac Efron's new "lumberjack daddy" body – what more do I have to say?

Who knew Zac was so nerdy? In an absolutely amazing way, of course. I mean, I've never been more excited to ground myself and walk around barefoot to connect to the electromagnetic field of the earth. I fell in love with him all over again, plus I give him major props for wanting to leave Hollywood for his mental health.

Here are 21 Tweets that will hold you over while we wait for Season 2:

With a sprinkle of hilarious

There's a lot to learn

Take not, people, take note

The Tweet ain't wrong

I'm with you

Let's just travel the world

100/10

I don't blame you, water is fascinating and supposedly flavorful

Your mom definitely had a feeling this was coming

Troy's a full a** man now

Say it louder for the people in the back

It's a solid plot

I've never thought so hard about water

Forward that sign-up list to me, too

The docuseries is a triple threat

Only Zac Efron could have this much power

I had no idea he could cry on demand so easily

If you know, you know

Is he sponsored by RVCA or something?

I'm down

Yes, this is everyone's experience


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