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Streaming or currently airing TV shows (AKA Netflix thread) (5 Viewers)

I powered through Twisted Metal on Peacock the last week.

I mean, it's not great... but it's fun. definitely doesn't take itself seriously. I assume it's a comic or video game spinoff.
Ugh, is this now how old I am? Yes, Twisted Metal was a very popular and fun video game in the late 90s and 2000s. It's kind of like Mortal Kombat but with vehicles.
 
I thought Silo was ok. Will tune in for another season. So now I need a new show. Here's a list of things I haven't seen that I've compiled primarily from recommendations in here. Let's hear it.

The Shield
The Consultant
Shrinking
Letterkenny
Saturday Morning All Star Hits
Dahmer
Cunk on Earth
We Own This City
Kaleidoscope
The Old Man
Them
Dopesick
Murderville
Pieces of Her
Beforeigners
Mr. InBetween
Kingdom
What We Do In Shadows
Beartown
Tell Me Your Secrets
The Pacific
Wayne
How to with John Wilson
Haunting of Bly Manor
After Life
Broadchurch
The Feed
The Fall
Fear City
When They See Us
The End of the F***ing World
Homecoming
The Confession Killer
Dirty Money - Confidence Man
Living With Yourself
Years and Years
The Society
Black Summer
Kingdom
Murder Mountain
Ken Burns' Vietnam
Safe
Flint Town
Mad Dogs
I bolded the ones I've seen that I thought were really good and well worth the watch. I put italics on the ones that seemed like they should have been good, but they really didn't do much for me.

ETA: I also saw "The Old Man." Loved the first half of the season, didn't really love the second half nor the "twist." But, I intend to watch the second season.
 
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Ken Burns' Vietnam
This is an excellent documentary.

I'm sure I'm in the minority on this but ... I'm just not a big Ken Burns fan. I mean, I want to know about Vietnam and the War. But I don't need to know everything that ever happened ever in the history of Vietnam. And France. And the US.

Can we maybe cut it down a little bit?

Its Ken Burns, so the answer is definitely no. 17 hours on Vietnam; Country Music was 14 hours; Jazz was 19 hours.
and befitting baseball, Baseball was 386 hours
 
Ken Burns' Vietnam
This is an excellent documentary.

I'm sure I'm in the minority on this but ... I'm just not a big Ken Burns fan. I mean, I want to know about Vietnam and the War. But I don't need to know everything that ever happened ever in the history of Vietnam. And France. And the US.

Can we maybe cut it down a little bit?

Its Ken Burns, so the answer is definitely no. 17 hours on Vietnam; Country Music was 14 hours; Jazz was 19 hours.
and befitting baseball, Baseball was 386 hours
if you stream it now they have instituted a pitch clock so it is down to under 200 hours
 
I thought Silo was ok. Will tune in for another season. So now I need a new show. Here's a list of things I haven't seen that I've compiled primarily from recommendations in here. Let's hear it.

The Shield
The Consultant
Shrinking
Letterkenny
Saturday Morning All Star Hits
Dahmer
Cunk on Earth
We Own This City
Kaleidoscope
The Old Man
Them
Dopesick
Murderville
Pieces of Her
Beforeigners
Mr. InBetween
Kingdom
What We Do In Shadows
Beartown
Tell Me Your Secrets
The Pacific
Wayne
How to with John Wilson
Haunting of Bly Manor
After Life
Broadchurch
The Feed
The Fall
Fear City
When They See Us
The End of the F***ing World
Homecoming
The Confession Killer
Dirty Money - Confidence Man
Living With Yourself
Years and Years
The Society
Black Summer
Kingdom
Murder Mountain
Ken Burns' Vietnam
Safe
Flint Town
Mad Dogs
Dopesick
 
Letterkenny
Saturday Morning All Star Hits
The Pacific
Black Summer
These are my favorites from that list. SMASH is really quick if that makes a difference - right around 3 hours total. You're also likely to hate it instantly if you're going to hate it.
 
I thought Silo was ok. Will tune in for another season. So now I need a new show. Here's a list of things I haven't seen that I've compiled primarily from recommendations in here. Let's hear it.

The Shield
The Consultant
Shrinking
Letterkenny
Saturday Morning All Star Hits
Dahmer
Cunk on Earth
We Own This City
Kaleidoscope
The Old Man
Them
Dopesick
Murderville
Pieces of Her
Beforeigners
Mr. InBetween
Kingdom
What We Do In Shadows
Beartown
Tell Me Your Secrets
The Pacific
Wayne
How to with John Wilson
Haunting of Bly Manor
After Life
Broadchurch
The Feed
The Fall
Fear City
When They See Us
The End of the F***ing World
Homecoming
The Confession Killer
Dirty Money - Confidence Man
Living With Yourself
Years and Years
The Society
Black Summer
Kingdom
Murder Mountain
Ken Burns' Vietnam
Safe
Flint Town
Mad Dogs

You have two Kingdoms listed. The one about zombies in ancient Korea - I bailed on that after a few episodes. It should have been right up my alley but I found it boring. The one about an orphan growing up to defend the king in feudal Japan was really enjoyable I thought. I would recommend that one.
There's a 3rd Kingdom. It's a show about an MMA gym and it's fantastic.
Anybody that liked Paul Walter Hauser in Black Bird needs to see Kingdom. It also has one of my favorite actors in it, Jonathan Tucker and a surprisingly good Nick Jonas. Just a great all around cast.
 
I thought Silo was ok. Will tune in for another season. So now I need a new show. Here's a list of things I haven't seen that I've compiled primarily from recommendations in here. Let's hear it.

The Shield
The Consultant
Shrinking
Letterkenny
Saturday Morning All Star Hits
Dahmer
Cunk on Earth
We Own This City
Kaleidoscope
The Old Man
Them
Dopesick
Murderville
Pieces of Her
Beforeigners
Mr. InBetween
Kingdom
What We Do In Shadows
Beartown
Tell Me Your Secrets
The Pacific
Wayne
How to with John Wilson
Haunting of Bly Manor
After Life
Broadchurch
The Feed
The Fall
Fear City
When They See Us
The End of the F***ing World
Homecoming
The Confession Killer
Dirty Money - Confidence Man
Living With Yourself
Years and Years
The Society
Black Summer
Kingdom
Murder Mountain
Ken Burns' Vietnam
Safe
Flint Town
Mad Dogs
The End of the ****ing World
How to with John Wilson
 
Wait, is Kingdom not the medieval Korean zombie show?

The consensus here has been - zombie Kingdom bad, MMA family Kingdom good. MMA family Kingdom is 3 seasons, great show. I loved it. Several great acting performances in that show including a very good role for one of the Jonas boy band guys.
 
Wait, is Kingdom not the medieval Korean zombie show?

The consensus here has been - zombie Kingdom bad, MMA family Kingdom good. MMA family Kingdom is 3 seasons, great show. I loved it. Several great acting performances in that show including a very good role for one of the Jonas boy band guys.

I’d also add Imperial Japanese Kingdom good.

This one looks good.

While looking into it, I learned there is a 4th Kingdom - "Kingdom is a British television series produced by Parallel Film and Television Productions for the ITV network. It was created by Simon Wheeler and stars Stephen Fry as Peter Kingdom, a Norfolk solicitor who is coping with family, colleagues, and the strange locals who come to him for legal assistance."
 
I thought Silo was ok. Will tune in for another season. So now I need a new show. Here's a list of things I haven't seen that I've compiled primarily from recommendations in here. Let's hear it.

The Shield
The Consultant
Shrinking
Letterkenny
Saturday Morning All Star Hits
Dahmer
Cunk on Earth
We Own This City
Kaleidoscope
The Old Man
Them
Dopesick
Murderville
Pieces of Her
Beforeigners
Mr. InBetween
Kingdom
What We Do In Shadows
Beartown
Tell Me Your Secrets
The Pacific
Wayne
How to with John Wilson
Haunting of Bly Manor
After Life
Broadchurch
The Feed
The Fall
Fear City
When They See Us
The End of the F***ing World
Homecoming
The Confession Killer
Dirty Money - Confidence Man
Living With Yourself
Years and Years
The Society
Black Summer
Kingdom
Murder Mountain
Ken Burns' Vietnam
Safe
Flint Town
Mad Dogs
Mr. Inbetween

I liked Cunk On Earth, it's a quick watch too.
 
Wait, is Kingdom not the medieval Korean zombie show?

The consensus here has been - zombie Kingdom bad, MMA family Kingdom good. MMA family Kingdom is 3 seasons, great show. I loved it. Several great acting performances in that show including a very good role for one of the Jonas boy band guys.

I’d also add Imperial Japanese Kingdom good.

Wait, I just realized that the feudal Japan Kingdom I am thinking of is a movie, along with Kingdom 2. My bad.
 
Heard a rumor that there is going to be a S2 of Dahmer. What the hell are they gonna cover that wasn't covered in the first season?
 
Welcome to Wrexham S2 is out
Watched and while they were talking about the increased tourism they are seeing, I thought we could be in S3 if there is one. We are going to England in Feb and one of the stops will be Wrexham.
I have officially reached the age where I can't say Wrexham without saying "Wrexham, damn near killed em" every time :bag:
 
Foundation season finale today. Anyone still watching? It’s my new favorite hate watch. Lee Pace either needs to be asked to stop acting forever or an Emmy nomination.
 
Welcome to Wrexham S2 is out
Watched and while they were talking about the increased tourism they are seeing, I thought we could be in S3 if there is one. We are going to England in Feb and one of the stops will be Wrexham.
I have officially reached the age where I can't say Wrexham without saying "Wrexham, damn near killed em" every time :bag:
When learning anatomy, the same joke was made about the "rectum".

Every. Time.
 
Just started a gem of a show. Only 2 episodes in but really enjoying it.

It's called Irreverent and it's on Peacock. The only reason I know about it is one of my good friends here is friends with the lead actor (he's from St Louis).

Here's the trailer.

Rotten Tomatoes audience score is 92%.
Thanks for the rec. I am a sucker for Aussie shows for some reason. Usually pretty decent writing, acting, scenery, foul language, and eye candy. Not really award winners, but very watchable. Looking forward to giving this one a go.
There was another Aussie show in here recommended by someone (el floppo?) called class of '07 which is a solid watch on amazon prime. It takes an episode or two to warm up but the remaining 6 are solid. It's essentially a class reunion for an all girls school that turns into a survivor type show, I think the episodes are like a half hour each and they go by pretty quickly. I'm hoping for a second season as I enjoyed it enough.
 
Welcome to Wrexham S2 is out
Watched and while they were talking about the increased tourism they are seeing, I thought we could be in S3 if there is one. We are going to England in Feb and one of the stops will be Wrexham.
I have officially reached the age where I can't say Wrexham without saying "Wrexham, damn near killed em" every time :bag:
When learning anatomy, the same joke was made about the "rectum".

Every. Time.
I know GB, I'm not sharp enough to come up with that on my own.
 
Just started a gem of a show. Only 2 episodes in but really enjoying it.

It's called Irreverent and it's on Peacock. The only reason I know about it is one of my good friends here is friends with the lead actor (he's from St Louis).

Here's the trailer.

Rotten Tomatoes audience score is 92%.
Thanks for the rec. I am a sucker for Aussie shows for some reason. Usually pretty decent writing, acting, scenery, foul language, and eye candy. Not really award winners, but very watchable. Looking forward to giving this one a go.
There was another Aussie show in here recommended by someone (el floppo?) called class of '07 which is a solid watch on amazon prime. It takes an episode or two to warm up but the remaining 6 are solid. It's essentially a class reunion for an all girls school that turns into a survivor type show, I think the episodes are like a half hour each and they go by pretty quickly. I'm hoping for a second season as I enjoyed it enough.
Yeah I liked this as well. Kinda like a comedic take on Yellowjackets without the flashback element.

It’s Kiwi not Aussie but if you like class of ‘07 you’ll like Creamerie on Hulu as well. It’s so funny
 
"History's Greatest Heists" on the History Channel is a series I recently discovered.

I'm a sucker for all things heists and these shows are pretty well produced with Pierce Brosnan narrating.

Worth a look if you like heist stuff.
 
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Whelp, just finished S2 E6 of The Bear and, uh, I think I need some therapy. That was intense.
Episode 7 is your therapy (and Ritchie's). Seriously.

Episode 4 might have been one of my favorite episodes in all of TV. What a pleasant, lovely joy ride with Marcus.

I felt on edge, waiting for the other shoe to drop, and was so happy that it never did. Joyous. Mr. krista also thought the scenes with him and his "boss" in Copenhagen were very true to a real kitchen.
I really need to watch this show but I spend much of my spare time listening to playlists created by middle-aged dummies.
I finally got started on this. Watched the first two episodes of S1 last night.
S1 E7 of The Bear is some of the most intense TV I have ever seen, and it entirely took place in a kitchen.
 
Welcome to Wrexham S2 is out
Watched and while they were talking about the increased tourism they are seeing, I thought we could be in S3 if there is one. We are going to England in Feb and one of the stops will be Wrexham.
I have officially reached the age where I can't say Wrexham without saying "Wrexham, damn near killed em" every time :bag:
When learning anatomy, the same joke was made about the "rectum".

Every. Time.
I know GB, I'm not sharp enough to come up with that on my own.
have you guys noticed that rectum and wrexham sound similar, even though they're spelled differently?

I have.
 
Welcome to Wrexham S2 is out
Watched and while they were talking about the increased tourism they are seeing, I thought we could be in S3 if there is one. We are going to England in Feb and one of the stops will be Wrexham.
I have officially reached the age where I can't say Wrexham without saying "Wrexham, damn near killed em" every time :bag:
When learning anatomy, the same joke was made about the "rectum".

Every. Time.
At work sometimes my coworkers will speak English with me and ask me "Are you finish?" (with a report/spreadsheet, etc) with which I usually respond "Nein, Amercanisch"
 
Finished the second season of Foundation - 8/10.

I almost bailed after the first season was so confusing. But I really enjoyed the second season, especially the latter half, because I think the storyline finally clicked with me (even though I'm still not certain which parts are supernatural and which parts comport with actual "science" if you will). But, if you like stories like Dune, Star Wars, and similar deeply-investing sci-fi worlds where the story spans over decades and you may lose a main character or two, this show is definitely worth the watch.
 
Just got through the third season in a Six Feet Under rewatch. ******** I forgot how great the acting, writing, everything is on this show, particularly loving Frances Conroy's role as Ruth this time.

This is some heavy stuff though that hits A LOT harder this go around. I'm older now so all the death in the show is a bit more relatable I guess.
 
Just got through the third season in a Six Feet Under rewatch. ******** I forgot how great the acting, writing, everything is on this show, particularly loving Frances Conroy's role as Ruth this time.

This is some heavy stuff though that hits A LOT harder this go around. I'm older now so all the death in the show is a bit more relatable I guess.
I've been meaning to give this a re-watch.

It's impressive how well HBO shows hold up. Of course they're great, but they also have great re-watchability (e.g. Wire, Sopranos) compared to other similar quality shows (Breaking Bad, Twin Peaks, etc.).
 
Stumbled upon Lucifer. Through the first season. It's entertaining so far. Not a lot to it but an interesting take on the devil.
 
Season 2 of Winning Time wasn't as good as the first but with its cancellation it sucks to see the series end the way it did.
 
Stumbled upon Lucifer. Through the first season. It's entertaining so far. Not a lot to it but an interesting take on the devil.
Watched most of s1, maybe into s2. Got very repetitive and didn't go anywhere for me so I dropped it. Mazi was a lot of fun.
Heard it kind of goes off the rails into S3 though.
S1 was good though.
 

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