Binge worthy Shows?
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You are describing my brother to a tee.he is 61,they don’t have internet at home except on his wife and daughter cell,he still has a flip phone.has a old computer that has windows me on it.They don’t cut it on no more far as I know.he has had no need for modern technology.they do have dish network but he watches mostly on an outside antenna.Living the simple life I guess.he asks me to look for something on Amazon to order once in a blue moon.he said he doesn’t need any of that stuff.I get what you’re saying about Johnny though.
Handmaid's Tale was too heavy for me. I like gritty and dark shows, but I can't watch people get abused and mistreated raped and maimed but for so long before I'm out. There has to be something like a light at the end of the tunnel somewhere. Same with Walking Dead and Game of Thrones. When it's all misery and doom and gloom all the time, it's hard for me to get into it.
No, Narcos Mexico is Part 3 of Narcos. El Chapo is a separate series.
They are all on Netflix now. I actually watched them all last Fall, Oct. 2019.
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BOSCH, Hell on Wheels, Longmire, Man in The High Castle, Deadwood, Ozark, Jack Ryan, Homeland ....watched them all. Can't go wrong. I am of the older crowd though.
I'm kinda hooked on "Designated Survivor" right now. I would have picked someone scruffy like Billy Bob Thornton to play Keifer Sutherland's role, but he's not bad. The show has more twists and turns than Mulholland Drive.
Understandable. Handmaids Tale is not a fun watch. The dystopian future is diffucult to get thru at times (you're 100% right). I never got into TWD so I can't comment on iGoT was very good until season 7, and thn season 8 happened & it just all went to shít. D&D were terrible at writing a script when there was no book for them to follow.
Ozark peeps: just watched episode 1 and am intrigued, but not sure if I can get over why the guy was taking on so much risk to lead what seemed like a pretty mediocre existence? Yes $8M in the bank, but at some point just not worth it if you’re not going to bother using it. Is that explained in the series? Not looking for spoiler. Just curious.
I'm holding off watching season three of Ozark because I don't want the series to end. It is that good. And I keep thinking that if I would have kicked Jason Bateman's butt in that Vegas casino in 1998, he may never have been cast in the series.
And I quit drinking (temporarliy) last week and have been watching The 100 since I can't sleep at night. It is enjoyable but really stretches reality at times.
I'm glad this thread was posted - I have plenty of new series to watch on my boss's Neflix code.
And I quit drinking (temporarliy) last week and have been watching The 100 since I can't sleep at night. It is enjoyable but really stretches reality at times.
I'm glad this thread was posted - I have plenty of new series to watch on my boss's Neflix code.
For the Yellowstone fans.
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Paramount Network is rebranding — but don't worry, 'Yellowstone' fans
Paramount Network is becoming the Paramount Movie Network. Here's why 'Yellowstone' might never look the same, and it may be a good thing.
I just started "Away" and so far so good. The technology involved in producing this film is mind boggling to me. It all seems so realistic. The characters do a good job for the most part but I can see where the story line might get bogged down a bit as the episodes unfold. We shall see....
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On Netflix
I really enjoyed that, but if you haven't finished it, be forwarned. It ended abruptly. So much so that I Googled it to see what the issue was. Turns out, Fla Keys cut off tax incentives so they cut it short.
I liked Reckoning. I hope it continues. I am in the middle of Rectify, also very good.
I highly recommend Kim's Convenience. It is a hilarious Canadian sitcom.
I highly recommend Kim's Convenience. It is a hilarious Canadian sitcom.
I watched a couple of episodes and then lost interest. It's been cancelled now so I doubt I will finish the season.
For the Yellowstone fans.
Paramount Network is rebranding — but don't worry, 'Yellowstone' fans
Paramount Network is becoming the Paramount Movie Network. Here's why 'Yellowstone' might never look the same, and it may be a good thing.
Without a doubt, that's the best show on TV.
A new one just appeared on Netflix, The Liberator, based on the book of the same name. It is the story of The Thunderbird Division which fought for some 500 days in WWII. It is a special animated, four part series, but I watched all in one day. As a WWII amateur historian, who has visited many of the places they fought, I found it very good.
I wondered about that myself. The last season was so screwed up I couldn't tell what was real or imagined. The first two seasons were mostly great.
Both of those are excellent. Two others that are very similar are Queen of the South (female run Cartel) and Bad Blood (Canadian mafia show based on real life)
I saw that as well...the next season starts in January. If you like the Karate Kid movies you'll like this.
"Queen's Gambit" on Netflix is excellent.
Great acting and character development. Will also make you want to get out the old chess set.
Great acting and character development. Will also make you want to get out the old chess set.
Is there any way to watch earlier seasons of yellowstone? All I can find are the most recent 2 or 3 episodes
I thoroughly enjoyed Norsemen on Netfix, a parody on a viking village where the Vikings are portayed with 21st century sensitivies. Thought I was hilarious. Some suggestive scenes but otherwise family friendly.So...with no sports in the horizon what's a good series to watch. I just finished Outlander and Sense 8. FYI, I like killing and sex type shows so keep that in mind.
been watching it, Try The last Kingdom if you like this..
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What controversy?
The only issue I had with Chapter 10 was that it triggered my arachnophobia. It took me at least an hour after I finished watching it to calm down.
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