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Streaming or currently airing TV shows (AKA Netflix thread) (5 Viewers)
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Maik Jeaunz
Footballguy
Oh hell yes. I’m in on all things Waititi.JoeSteeler said:What We Do In The Shadows season 3 premiering on FX on 9/2 and on Hulu on 9/3
pantherclub
Footballguy
foxco
Footballguy
Wife got me into this, fun show. Daughters like it as well but won't watch with us because they talk about sex.
JoeSteeler
Footballguy
foxco
Footballguy
jamny
Footballguy
On The Rocks
Evil Conservative
A couple of shows I finally had a chance to wrap up last night:
100 Foot Wave (HBO Max)
As mentioned in my original post regarding this program, the cinematography is breathtakingly superb! The entire series is a bit slow, but each episode is good to very good. I enjoyed getting to hear from all the characters from this big wave community. You really get to know them in a way that is enjoyable. Some of the coverage of the wipe outs is remarkable. One spoiler of sorts, the first episode in my opinion was by far the best.
The White Lotus (HBO Max)
It sucks you in right from the beginning. Each episode has something happen to wet your appetite, but you keep waiting for something REALLY BIG to happen, and it just didn't. At least not for me. I've enjoyed watching Steve Zahn in everything I've seen him in ever since "That Thing You Do". I really liked his character. The crazy middle aged woman was annoying, but her big speech about dating and "exposing the core of the onion" was some pretty impressive writing. The newly wed wife was
.
It's recommendable as a winter time binge watch when there's nothing else going on.
100 Foot Wave (HBO Max)
As mentioned in my original post regarding this program, the cinematography is breathtakingly superb! The entire series is a bit slow, but each episode is good to very good. I enjoyed getting to hear from all the characters from this big wave community. You really get to know them in a way that is enjoyable. Some of the coverage of the wipe outs is remarkable. One spoiler of sorts, the first episode in my opinion was by far the best.
The White Lotus (HBO Max)
It sucks you in right from the beginning. Each episode has something happen to wet your appetite, but you keep waiting for something REALLY BIG to happen, and it just didn't. At least not for me. I've enjoyed watching Steve Zahn in everything I've seen him in ever since "That Thing You Do". I really liked his character. The crazy middle aged woman was annoying, but her big speech about dating and "exposing the core of the onion" was some pretty impressive writing. The newly wed wife was
. It's recommendable as a winter time binge watch when there's nothing else going on.
On The Rocks
Evil Conservative
I enjoyed this as well. It was sad in parts, but also encouraging to see him pushing onward with his life.
I was surprised to be reminded that Top Gun was so early in his career. My memory had me thinking it was a good 10 movies into his career.
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Chaos Commish
Footballguy
Yup, two I just finished. I'm an old surfer guy, just sup a bit when I get the chance now, so 100' Wave was a great watch for me. I even subscribe to a couple North Shore professional surfers vlogs. Seeing Garrett catch the first tube at Jaws again was really cool. I remember when it happened, but was unaware of the story behind it. You wouldn't believe what's been going on the past few years there. Not just trying to get tubed then staying ahead of the wash. They're doing tricks down the face of those 40- 50 foot waves, and a recent champ there did a 360 in the tube!A couple of shows I finally had a chance to wrap up last night:
100 Foot Wave (HBO Max)
As mentioned in my original post regarding this program, the cinematography is breathtakingly superb! The entire series is a bit slow, but each episode is good to very good. I enjoyed getting to hear from all the characters from this big wave community. You really get to know them in a way that is enjoyable. Some of the coverage of the wipe outs is remarkable. One spoiler of sorts, the first episode in my opinion was by far the best.
The White Lotus (HBO Max)
It sucks you in right from the beginning. Each episode has something happen to wet your appetite, but you keep waiting for something REALLY BIG to happen, and it just didn't. At least not for me. I've enjoyed watching Steve Zahn in everything I've seen him in ever since "That Thing You Do". I really liked his character. The crazy middle aged woman was annoying, but her big speech about dating and "exposing the core of the onion" was some pretty impressive writing. The newly wed wife was
It's recommendable as a winter time binge watch when there's nothing else going on.
White Lotus was good. Could have been better. It seems every time I see a character.......
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Raging weasel
Footballguy
belljr
Footballguy
100 ft wave is awesome.A couple of shows I finally had a chance to wrap up last night:
100 Foot Wave (HBO Max)
As mentioned in my original post regarding this program, the cinematography is breathtakingly superb! The entire series is a bit slow, but each episode is good to very good. I enjoyed getting to hear from all the characters from this big wave community. You really get to know them in a way that is enjoyable. Some of the coverage of the wipe outs is remarkable. One spoiler of sorts, the first episode in my opinion was by far the best.
The White Lotus (HBO Max)
It sucks you in right from the beginning. Each episode has something happen to wet your appetite, but you keep waiting for something REALLY BIG to happen, and it just didn't. At least not for me. I've enjoyed watching Steve Zahn in everything I've seen him in ever since "That Thing You Do". I really liked his character. The crazy middle aged woman was annoying, but her big speech about dating and "exposing the core of the onion" was some pretty impressive writing. The newly wed wife was
It's recommendable as a winter time binge watch when there's nothing else going on.
I enjoyed Chasing Mavericks .... The based on movie of Jay Moriarty
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
I'm watching The Knick on Cinamax. It had a high Rotten Tomatoes score, so I figured give it a go. Early 20th century hospital drama. Thank god for the progress in health care. Just on ep4 but I'm in.
El Floppo
Footballguy
Maik Jeaunz
Footballguy
Nine Perfect Strangers (Hulu) - a group of people check into a wellness resort with varying issues to resolve, with a dark undercurrent going on with the people that work there. Lots of great performances and some well known actors (Michael Shannon, Melissa McCarthy, Nicole Kidman, Regina Hall, Bobby Cannavale). I can see possible Emmy nominations. Wasn’t sure about this one in the beginning, but it gets gradually more intense. 4 episodes in so far, and I’m in for the long haul.
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
Brand New Cherry Flavor is really weird
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
BeTheMatch
Footballguy
People can bash White Lotus all they want, but Steve Zahn trying to get monkey sex was one of the funnier moments of TV this decade.
JoeSteeler
Footballguy
facook
Footballguy
TripItUp
Footballguy
Osaurus
Footballguy
leftcoastguy7
Footballguy
El Floppo
Footballguy
BeTheMatch
Footballguy
The Garry Shandling doc was very good
northern exposure
Footballguy
mr. furley
Footballguy
started The Crown this weekend
through 2 episodes. as others have said it's beautifully shot (the safari CGI notwithstanding) and i like history so i'm interested so far.
wife hates any show that doesn't involve vampires (does Philip check that box?), zombies, or complicated love hexagonals where groups of people have all dated/married/broken up with each other but are still forced to work/live/be friends with each other through some awkward and unexplainable set of circumstances.
this might be a slog
through 2 episodes. as others have said it's beautifully shot (the safari CGI notwithstanding) and i like history so i'm interested so far.
wife hates any show that doesn't involve vampires (does Philip check that box?), zombies, or complicated love hexagonals where groups of people have all dated/married/broken up with each other but are still forced to work/live/be friends with each other through some awkward and unexplainable set of circumstances.
this might be a slog
Poke_4_Life
Footballguy
Been watching Marcella on Netflix lately. In season 2 now. Wife and I like it.
About the latest Ted Lasso episode, great episode... also didn't expect it to be Sam... (trying to be cryptic to not give spoilers)
About the latest Ted Lasso episode, great episode... also didn't expect it to be Sam... (trying to be cryptic to not give spoilers)
El Floppo
Footballguy
I never liked the actress in Marcella (and Peaky Blinders), so even though it was a decent enough story, I never liked it over all...but the wife was all in, so I watched it
Poke_4_Life
Footballguy
Wait, what? I can't find Marcella (Anna Friel) in Peaky Blinders. She is definitely not Aunt Polly (Helen McCrory).
Juxtatarot
Footballguy
Now that Netflix picked up a 4th season of Manifest, I’m considering watching it. Is it worth the commitment?
El Floppo
Footballguy
Poke_4_Life
Footballguy
holy crap!
they went to the same school of overacting.
I mean there's a reason I knew exactly who you thought she played in Peaky Blinders...
whoknew
Footballguy
I watched the first episode of two new Netflix shows yesterday. I'll definitely watch the second of both to see how they go.
- Hit and Run - This first episode was quite entertaining. I really don't like watching things that are dubbed - it is just so off. But I think this show will eventually head to half in English or something - from what I've read. Anyway, of the two shows, this was definitely the better one. So I'm in for another episode or two at least.
- The Defeated - The first thing that you notice in this show is ... Riggins' Brooklyn accent. Its a little overwhelming. I think this show will be pretty blasé. Kind of a CBS cop procedural set in post-war Berlin. But I've got one more episode in me at least. Mostly because I'm a sucker for cop shows.
Wife and I enjoy it. Scratches the itch of the sci-fi, mystery genre we always enjoy. Happy that it is getting resolved, season 3 ended on a massive mind-screw craziness. They said there was a 5 year plan (although there are definitely some Lost-esque story threads and characters that come in and out or then get dropped that made me question they really have a plan at times.)
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JoeSteeler
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snogger
Footballguy
It dragged a bit midway through season 2 .. But 3 hit some great moments with a finale that was
+ 
...We were angry when NBC decided to cancel after such a great cliff hanger..
very happy to hear Netflix picked it up for what they say will be a 20 episode final season..
CletiusMaximus
Footballguy
I've given up on Ted Lasso, but I gotta say I love this new internet theory I saw today: Is Roy Kent a CGI Character?
(no, I don't actually believe actor Brett Goldstein is not a real person, but I love the fact this is a thing)
(no, I don't actually believe actor Brett Goldstein is not a real person, but I love the fact this is a thing)
shadrap
Footballguy
CGRdrJoe
Footballguy
SWC
Bromigo
my lady and i loved both of these and they are totally bingeworthy take that to the bank brohans
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