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This is like Wonder Showzen crossed with Who framed Roger Rabbit. Seriously, this is one of the most fucking demented shows. Ever. This show can equally make you fall out of your chair laughing or from squirming uncomfortably. It starts out insane and then each episode just keeps on doubling down on the crazy until by episode 7, you just have to wonder at the sheer audacity of it all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4gFlDn6c0c
Just chimin in for the Ranch netflix. a laugh a minute.
Save Me
Sky TV mini-series. 6 episodes.
Binge watched yesterday.
Best thing I've seen in ages.
Goliath on Amazon is entertaining so far.
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Somebody to recommend a good series to me??
Waco is really good.
Not a series, but Hulu posted Korean movie “A Taxi Driver”.
It’s about 1980’s uprising in one of cities in S. Korea against military government.
Worth your 2 hours and 17 minutes.
Just started watching Luther. Overall pretty good, a little disappointing to me that it's not Stringer Bell quality good, but it's a nice little detective series fix for the time being
Started watching “The Looming Tower”. Really good so far.
Big Mouth on Netflix is hilarious.
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only half way through this but it is really good so far.
Watched the whole thing this rainy, cold weekend.Quote:
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I fucking loved it. The acting is top notch.
3rd, stumbled onto this Saturday evening and finished it up last night. Well done.
Real good! Go through several episodes last night. Thank you.
Sharp Objects on HBO. Just watched ep. 3, and Amy Adams is blowing my mind. Good writing too.
This is an entertaining drift into cyberpunk. It gets a bit soap operary at times, but overall is a pretty decent dystopian noir.Quote:
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On NF.
I have not seen any of these, so cannot vouch for them, but they all at least sound interesting.
https://www.sinemia.com/movie-lists/...d+Not+Overlook
I’ve only seen one episode so far, but I thought LetterKenny has potential. But, I like laughing at Canadian stereotypes. Not up to Trailer Park Boys standards, but what is?
Speaking of soap operary, I've finished the first 4 episodes of Yellowstone and will continue watching, if only for the delightfully man-eating character of Kelly Oreilly's Beth Dutton.
I'll have to check that out then...Quote:
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Good to hear. I enjoyed the book, I'll watch it sometime.Quote:
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I was introduced to, and burned through, Dark this weekend. German time travel show with lots of details. I thought parts if it were too obvious but many little bits were more subtle. And the music choice was pretty great
Four eps in, and I think I’m starting to actually follow half of the dialog. JFC, this is fucking hilarious. Pitter, patter!Quote:
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Probably mentioned a while ago but Peaky Blinders on Netflix is good.
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That's a Texas sized 10-4Quote:
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Up to Series 3. Crying laughing
"Who Is America". Sacha Baron Cohen's new one. Watch it and laugh. Or cry.
Loving it. One episode to go. More please.Quote:
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Second season of Sinner starts tonight - trailer looks good.
anybody else watching this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lyBXewudG8
It’s Red Green on meth.Quote:
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Hello Ladies on HBO. The series, only 8 episodes. Haven't laughed that hard in a while.
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The Terror on AMC. Might already have been mentioned but worth it. Mid 19th century British ships looking for the Northwest passage become stuck in the arctic while something is killing off the crew one one by one. The kicker is its loosely based on a true story. Think The Shining meets Master and Commander. Its 10 episodes, beautifully shot, grim and the doom is apparent from the first episode. Good shit.
Fargo season 3 is on Hulu now, or maybe I just noticed it.
The Fargo - the principal season is a redo of the motion picture, the second and third take their own particular way while as yet holding fast to the same strange and stylised topic. Set in residential community Minnesota, the scene itself is the same amount of a character as the cast. The immense throwing – Billy Weave Thornton, Ewan McGregor, Martin Freeman, and Kirsten Dunst to name yet four – reasonably dreamlike soundtrack and shrewd scriptwriting make this a flat out much-watch.
The Terror is also a great book
We're only three episodes in, but the 2nd season of The Sinner looks like it will be almost as good as the 1st.
Lodge 49 on AMC is pretty good. Quirky and kinda slow but interesting.
Loved itQuote:
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The First on Hulu is well worth watching.
Atypical is good show on Netflix.
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