Treasure, heist, murder, beach paradise and a group of young adventure-seeking teens that call themselves the “Pogues” is really all you can ask for in a binge-worthy TV show. The thrilling Netflix original, “Outer Banks” released its third season on Feb. 23, and it’s already Netflix’s number one show of the week. After two years of biting my fingernails while we waited to see how the pogues would deal with being left on a deserted island, I wasn’t disappointed. The beginning of the first episode is set on an island which the teens’ nickname “Poguelandia” where the group was left in the previous season after escaping the villain’s ship that held the stolen Cross of Santo Domingo. I love the picturesque survival style of the island and the fitting grunge outfits. But I wish the show would’ve focused more on the Pogues’ everyday life on the island with more time there or at least a few flashbacks. The characters reminisce on their stranded days for the rest of the show, but the island ...