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Originally posted by sigarms229:
Just finished NYPD Blue on Hulu. Loved that show.

After binge watching this show, it's difficult to resist the urge to refer to some jerk or other as a "hump"

I search YT for old movies. Comedy teams often paired for long runs. Hope & Crosby, Hill & Spencer, Martin & Lewis. Think of Martin & Lewis as a serial. I fact they did have a show.

Here's a golf movie...

https://youtu.be/R05_QX9mqEo

Vagabond on Netflix, Korean drama. It was good fun, until the end. Desperately needs a season 2, doesn’t seem like it will get one.

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Originally posted by P250UA5:

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Originally posted by mojojojo:
The wife and I are watching Breaking Bad on Netflix. Into season 2 right now and enjoying it so far.

Easily one of the best series I've seen. Just builds & builds, with a great finish.
Still haven't gotten around to watching El Camino.

I really liked El Camino.
At first, I did not like Pinkman, but danged if I didn't find myself really appreciating the guy.

El Camino was a nice bit. Sort of like Serenity to the Firefly series.

And, mojojojojojojojojo, You Better Call Saul. "It's All good, man..."

We started Saul, but never got far enough into it to get invested. May have to give it another shot, as well.

New season of What We Do In The Shadows. It's hilarious and well done.

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
We started Saul, but never got far enough into it to get invested. May have to give it another shot, as well.

It's "different". But I liked it and the quirkiness.

Well, here's one trending on Netflix right now. Perhaps it might wet your whistle...

Watched the 1st, and thus far only, season of “Hit and Run” on Netflix. It’s an Israeli thriller series that is obviously headed to a second season. Not bad.

Now watching “The Defeated,” also on Netflix. This is a police drama with a twist. The setting is Berlin, immediately after the end of WWII. A NYPD homicide detective comes to the American sector of Berlin to help German cops set up a precinct and get up and running. So far, I think this is very good. The politics of post-war Germany and the tension between German, Americans, and especially the Soviets is a big part of the story. I recommend this.

I just finished the 3rd and final season of Mr. Mercedes on Peacock. Really enjoyed it and I recommend it. It's based on a Steven King novel.

Jim

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Originally posted by alptraum:
New season of What We Do In The Shadows. It's hilarious and well done.

What format?

Goliath on Amazon Prime.

The wife and I finished Galaxy Quest last night. It took us three nights.

Before covid, I dropped Netflix, youtube premium, cable, and the free Disney with my vz account. I simply cannot sit still long enough to watch many shows anymore.

If I do want to watch something or a series, it takes me months. Prior to Galaxy Quest, we watched Foyle's war. That was almost 5 months of tv for us.

I have tried to get into several shows, but by episode three, I am bored. Clarkson's Farm, Pennyworth, Jack Ryan, Hanna, are great examples.

I watched the world of tomorrow over 4 days. I find that I would rather listen to an audiobook while I work around the house or the property.

So I guess my question is, are my wife and I missing out on something?

"Inside #9" on Brit TV. Kind of like Twilight Zone, and anthology series.

Also "Strike Back," about an SAS force. They do war stuff and police issues like hostage situations.

The Expanse
Walking Dead
Rick and Morty

Ted Lasso on Apple TV.

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Originally posted by 1s1k:

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Originally posted by alptraum:
New season of What We Do In The Shadows. It's hilarious and well done.

What format?

I've been watching on Hulu.

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I just finished the 3rd and final season of Mr. Mercedes on Peacock. Really enjoyed it and I recommend it. It's based on a Steven King novel.

Jim

Whats it about?

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Originally posted by Redhookbklyn:
Binge watching Yellowstone on Peacock.

wife and I started this a few days ago,


finished (and have a thread a few pages back) War of the Worlds last month,

tried to watch Lupin (netflix) but the over dubs are horrible, and the show in 2 episodes is not that good, so I stopped

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Originally posted by Gman010:

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I just finished the 3rd and final season of Mr. Mercedes on Peacock. Really enjoyed it and I recommend it. It's based on a Steven King novel.

Jim

Whats it about?

It's about a psycho killer that mows down a bunch of people waiting in line at a job fair in a Mercedes and a retired detective that gets involved finding the guy. A lot of subplots and different storylines in the 3 seasons. The actors are excellent in their roles. As I said, I really enjoyed it.

Jim