Streaming Recommendation/Currently Watching Thread

Bly was meh, just finished Hill House and it was a million times better. I don't know how anyone can say Bly was better.

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Bly was meh, just finished Hill House and it was a million times better. I don't know how anyone can say Bly was better.

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It definitely was disappointing after Hill House, it didn't really hold my attention much, it wasn't scary and the characters weren't as interesting. I wish they would of just continued with Hill House but go back further to the original owners.

I just finished binge watching Kingdom on Netflix. Definitely a good show you probably never heard of. The cast is really solid, Jonathan Tucker is phenomenal and I can only justify his lack of recognition for his role being due to the fact that most people probably weren't aware the show existed. The ending is rushed but definitely emotional, more emotional than I expected.

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I just finished binge watching Kingdom on Netflix. Definitely a good show you probably never heard of. The cast is really solid, Jonathan Tucker is phenomenal and I can only justify his lack of recognition for his role being due to the fact that most people probably weren't aware the show existed. The ending is rushed but definitely emotional, more emotional than I expected.

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I really enjoyed “Kingdom”, agree 100% that Tucker stole the show; might be due a rewatch down the road...

Hill House is definitely a better horror series for sure, but I think Bly creates better characters in that series.

I finished The Good Place. I thought about bumping the thread but since there was some recent discussion of it in here, this seems like a fine place to post my thoughts.

Overall I loved the show and consider Michael Schur to be one of the great comedic minds of today. It's not as funny as Parks & Rec or Brooklyn Nine Nine but it's still very funny (especially Jason and Eleanor) and what it provides in terms of narrative is really special. It won't have the same replay value as those funny, episodic comedies that you can throw on with ease but it was a great journey with lots of heartfelt and introspective moments, and a cool concept of afterlife. I would compare it to Last Man on Earth (another show I recently finished) in being a non-traditional serial comedy that blends silliness with a huge otherworldly narrative that goes straight through from one season to the next, never slowing down and often changing up the dynamic of the show. Jason had the funniest lines for sure - such a good character.

I really liked how they wrapped everything up for the main characters but I just have one semi major complaint:

The new afterlife system they created was convoluted and didn't make all that much sense. When I watched that chalkboard scene the first time it didn't really land and after I wrapped the show I went back to re-watch it - and I still don't love it. I get that the new system is basically saying "do to everyone else what you did to us 4 characters" but to get rid of hell all together and make it so everyone has infinite attempts to pass their test? I wish the writing was a little different in this pivotal scene, and they swung the pendulum too far from "everyone goes to hell" to "no one goes to hell". The idea that you get rebooted after each test and only retain a vague memory of your last test results, like a gradually growing conscience, seems wishy washy me. They're saying everyone has good in them if you teach them to be good, and insert morality in them, but isn't that somewhat artificial? Because not everyone will be like Eleanor friggin Shellstrop and actually want to get better, some people are just dicks. And now those dicks don't go to hell, they just get tested again and again into infinity. I dunno. It has me thinking about it at least but it seems like a very generous system.

I did, however, really like what they did with heaven and how when you go there and live out all your fantasies you inevitably get bored and miserable so you need a way to end your existence. That made perfect sense to me and led to a great and satisfying finale.

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Finished Kingdom (MMA not weird zombie). I'm hearing a possible 4th season may be in the works. I guess ever since it debuted on Netflix back in June-July it's been one of the most watched new shows. If this show was on Netflix from the start or HBO/Showtime, we'd be into Season 5-6 by now. But it lacked an audience and funding.

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I was looking for something new to watch and saw you and a couple of other people here mention it so I gave it a show. Binge watched the hell out of it the past couple of days and just finished the last episode. What a great cast. Johnathan Tucker is great in whatever he's in but this role was so different than I've seen him in Justified or Parenthood, he got to show so much range. Matt Lauria was great on Friday Night Lights so I knew he'd be good here. It was great to see how many fighters and trainers they brought in too. I was a little hesitant watching a show starting a Jonas brother but Nick Jonas did a great job. I'd really only seen Frank Grillo as Crossbones in Avengers movies but he's a great actor and I love hearing how much he really is into MMA. I'll probably watch through the one and only series of his show Fightworld while trying to figure out what I want to watch next. But I would love a season 4, 5, and 6 of Kingdom. Jay Kulina vs Ryan Wheeler 3, please.

I got an Nvidia Shield TV for my birthday from my wife and bought myself a 4TB harddrive to make a Plex server, and I've been filling it up with TV shows and movies. I might watch the Snowpiercer show next, I'll have to watch the movie first though.

For All Mankind
Tehran
Star Trek Discovery S3

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For All Mankind
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Star Trek Discovery S3

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Fuck I still haven't finished season 2 of discovery. Gotta get on that.

Awesome @Fro. I loved Janet and Jason too, I laughed a lot at both of them. I cried at the ending.

I am still watching Golden Girls, just began Parks and Rec.:lol:

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I finished The Good Place. I thought about bumping the thread but since there was some recent discussion of it in here, this seems like a fine place to post my thoughts.

Overall I loved the show and consider Michael Schur to be one of the great comedic minds of today. It's not as funny as Parks & Rec or Brooklyn Nine Nine but it's still very funny (especially Jason and Eleanor) and what it provides in terms of narrative is really special. It won't have the same replay value as those funny, episodic comedies that you can throw on with ease but it was a great journey with lots of heartfelt and introspective moments, and a cool concept of afterlife. I would compare it to Last Man on Earth (another show I recently finished) in being a non-traditional serial comedy that blends silliness with a huge otherworldly narrative that goes straight through from one season to the next, never slowing down and often changing up the dynamic of the show. Jason had the funniest lines for sure - such a good character.

I really liked how they wrapped everything up for the main characters but I just have one semi major complaint:

The new afterlife system they created was convoluted and didn't make all that much sense. When I watched that chalkboard scene the first time it didn't really land and after I wrapped the show I went back to re-watch it - and I still don't love it. I get that the new system is basically saying "do to everyone else what you did to us 4 characters" but to get rid of hell all together and make it so everyone has infinite attempts to pass their test? I wish the writing was a little different in this pivotal scene, and they swung the pendulum too far from "everyone goes to hell" to "no one goes to hell". The idea that you get rebooted after each test and only retain a vague memory of your last test results, like a gradually growing conscience, seems wishy washy me. They're saying everyone has good in them if you teach them to be good, and insert morality in them, but isn't that somewhat artificial? Because not everyone will be like Eleanor friggin Shellstrop and actually want to get better, some people are just dicks. And now those dicks don't go to hell, they just get tested again and again into infinity. I dunno. It has me thinking about it at least but it seems like a very generous system.

I did, however, really like what they did with heaven and how when you go there and live out all your fantasies you inevitably get bored and miserable so you need a way to end your existence. That made perfect sense to me and led to a great and satisfying finale.

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the real question on my mind is

did you see the danson heel turn and what did you think of that laugh?

Chapelle's Show is on Netflix.

'Cuz fuck 'em that's why. :lol:

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the real question on my mind is

did you see the danson heel turn and what did you think of that laugh?

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Hmm I don't actually quite know what you're referring to. You're talking about his turn at the end of season 1?

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Hmm I don't actually quite know what you're referring to. You're talking about his turn at the end of season 1?

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yes

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I didn't see it coming and thought it was a great plot twist that set up the rest of the show to be even more compelling than I thought it would be. That twist, and then Michael's subsequent redemption over the next few seasons, made him an amazing character.

I didn't remember the laugh but I just watched a clip of it. It's pretty good, lol. Is that laugh a thing people talk about?

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I didn't see it coming and thought it was a great plot twist that set up the rest of the show to be even more compelling than I thought it would be. That twist, and then Michael's subsequent redemption over the next few seasons, made him an amazing character.

I didn't remember the laugh but I just watched a clip of it. It's pretty good, lol. Is that laugh a thing people talk about?

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when it first aired definitely. the twist combined with the laugh helped sell it.

Ted Danson is awesome. I'm going to watch Cheers now

@Melly I think you watch RuPaul's Drag Race, have you seen the recent Canada one and the current Holland one? The finale was on Wednesday and me and the wife are going to watch it tonight. Great stuff. They also announced Drag Race UK Season 2 for early next year.

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@Melly I think you watch RuPaul's Drag Race, have you seen the recent Canada one and the current Holland one? The finale was on Wednesday and me and the wife are going to watch it tonight. Great stuff. They also announced Drag Race UK Season 2 for early next year.

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I watched the Canadian version, it was pretty fun. Jimbo >>>
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I didn't know there was a Holland version. Yaaaay for another UK one, I loved the queens on that one. Baga Chipz was my soulmate.
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Baga Chipz's Trump impersonation is legendary.

I started watching Banshee because Anthony Starr is such a good actor on The Boys, it's a good show. He plays a thief who was in prison for 15 years, gets out, and then after a sheriff dies assumes his identity.

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I started watching Banshee because Anthony Starr is such a good actor on The Boys, it's a good show. He plays a thief who was in prison for 15 years, gets out, and then after a sheriff dies assumes his identity.

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I quite enjoyed that series.

Banshee is so underrated. One of my favorite shows. So much action and fun.

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Banshee is so underrated. One of my favorite shows. So much action and fun.

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Not to mention a couple of absolute snipers...

Now watching season 1 of This Is Us. :nono:

I've been watching Gilmore Girls recently. Though every time I see Dean I have an urge to watch Supernatural again.

I finished Banshee. It was good but the last season was weak compared to the first 3.

I'll probably catch up on Supernatural's last season next.

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I finished Banshee. It was good but the last season was weak compared to the first 3.

I'll probably catch up on Supernatural's last season next.

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is it done? I was waiting for it to finish up. I am surprised I havent run into spoilers everywhere.

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is it done? I was waiting for it to finish up. I am surprised I havent run into spoilers everywhere.

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Series finale is this week, the 19th.

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Series finale is this week, the 19th.

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I am going to miss dean so much. I hope his role in the boys is significant and lasting.

I think I last saw Season 9, maybe 10? Not sure. Last episode I recall is the one with the Miz actually. Forget what was happening in the main storyline, so I may just start in a season or two before 9 and watch till the end.

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I am going to miss dean so much. I hope his role in the boys is significant and lasting.

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Me too. Me too.

I've had the song from last week's montage running through my head for the last few days.

Supernatural is the only show that can rival WWE in terms of montage quality.





Notice I said "show". As far as movies, Rocky IV may never be topped for montages. It was basically a cyclle 5-9 minutes of exposition/dialogue and then a musical number/montage. There was the opening montage, the Draco montage, the James Brown number, Rocky driving in his porsche and shifting randomly, the first training montage, the continued training montage after Adrian arrived (culminating in the DRAGO yell), and then the fight turned into a montage (complete with semi-transparent round number pages falling).

Just a tour de force of montage.

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I finished Banshee. It was good but the last season was weak compared to the first 3.

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Season four definitely was subpar, almost like the writers rushed to throw something together in the limited number of episodes they had left.

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Season four definitely was subpar, almost like the writers rushed to throw something together in the limited number of episodes they had left.

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I looked into it and it was the creators decision not to continue on , after

he stopped being sheriff because they felt it had outgrown the premise and there was nowhere left to go without jumping the shark.

Also, if Job is the best hacker in the world why would Hood buy that he was dead so easily? That didn't make sense to me.

Anyone here watch Maniac on Netflix with Jonah Hill and Emma Stone? I am 3 episodes in and it sort of has a sci fi black mirror type of vibe to it. I am digging it so far.

Wife and i watched the first episode when it premiered but didn't find it particularly engaging so we didn't bother continuing.

I liked it, but the ending was a little flat.

started Lucifer's latest season this morning.

it's a bit meh for me and personally I think it's kind of a slap in the face to the fans that petitioned like crazy for it to be saved to give them a filler fluff episode. whatever that god awful shit was with that old timey la noir episode was horrible. Just seemed like they needed something to fill an episode for commitment.

Haven’t watched Lucifer but I liked the other show that guy was on...I think it was called Rush. Canceled after one or two seasons but it was good.

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Wife and i watched the first episode when it premiered but didn't find it particularly engaging so we didn't bother continuing.

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I ended up enjoying it. Like Bert said, the ending was a little flat but a good series. Acting was damn good.

Okay how did Deadliest Catch make it to 6 seasons? What's so good about it?

@mth and I finished season 2 of The Boys. What an incredible show!

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Haven’t watched Lucifer but I liked the other show that guy was on...I think it was called Rush. Canceled after one or two seasons but it was good.

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Look at Lucifer too. Great TV show. I really liked it. I looked at him in one breath, although at first there were doubts. I looked at the reviews of the series and they did not inspire me, but in principle, each film is for an individual taste. Some people like it, others don't like it. I recommend from my point of view, you may also like it.

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Look at Lucifer too. Great TV show. I really liked it. I looked at him in one breath, although at first there were doubts. I looked at the reviews of the series and they did not inspire me, but in principle, each film is for an individual taste. Some people like it, others don't like it. I recommend from my point of view, you may also like it.

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I feel like one of us is having a stroke right now. Is it me?

I started rewatching My Name Is Earl, great show.

I've also been watching Impractical Jokers and I'm surprised that show hasn't been figuratively or literally canceled given the "current climate."

Decided to start Supernatural over from the beginning as I can't recall where I left off. Saw the first four episodes yesterday, and what a solid group of episodes they are. I've seen the Pilot about 20 times now, still my favorite episode. The Wendigo, lake, and airplane ones are also fantastic. Next up is the Bloody Mary episode.

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Decided to start Supernatural over from the beginning as I can't recall where I left off. Saw the first four episodes yesterday, and what a solid group of episodes they are. I've seen the Pilot about 20 times now, still my favorite episode. The Wendigo, lake, and airplane ones are also fantastic. Next up is the Bloody Mary episode.

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I saw an episode once that had Batista on it. That was the only reason I watched it and for the life of me I don't remember what it was even about. The show looks cool and I wouldn't mind checking it out in the near future.

I remember the Miz being in an episode, but not Batista. Must be a newer episode.

Think you're thinking of Smallville @Nash Diesel. Batista was on that.

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Think you're thinking of Smallville @Nash Diesel. Batista was on that.

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Ok I did get that confused but I swear a big dude was on Supernatural once. Someone like Kane maybe? I don't fucking know.

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Ok I did get that confused but I swear a big dude was on Supernatural once. Someone like Kane maybe? I don't fucking know.

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the miz:lol:

gonna start this over Thanksgiving break. finishing up the last season of agents if shield now.

Let me know what you think of it virm.

Agents of SHIELD that is.

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Let me know what you think of it virm.

Agents of SHIELD that is.

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I probably need to watch it again with a bit more of attention. The time travel stuff seems to be really messy and full of holes but even with that I am enjoying it. the time loop episode was fun.

on episode 12.

@Bert I finished Kingdom last night. Wow. What a show. The 2nd season was something to behold. And like everyone says, Tucker steals the show. Not a scene, or an episode, but the entire series was his. What an incredible character and actor to pull it off. I’m a sucker for layered characters who are good people but can’t get out of their own way. It’s a shame he didn’t get any award buzz for his work because he absolutely deserved it.

Matt Lauria and the Jonas guy did great. I really believed them as MMA fighters.

The music selection and writing was off the charts good.

A few of my favorite moments/random thoughts:

The scene in the interrogation room with Ryan when he broke down. Also the scene where his dad asked him to kill him. Dude killed it in those scenes.

The scene when Jay discovered Ava was dead. It was done so well.

For me the money shot of the entire series was in the finale when Jay looked directly into the camera. I already wanted another season but that one shot made me want a fourth season of Jay seeking to get back into the cage to honor Nate’s memory. Could have been incredible.

I did expect Nate to die but I figured it would be suicide. Did not see that coming at all. I figured he wouldn’t be able to fight or everyone would know he was gay and he’d end his life.

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Chapelle's Show is on Netflix.

'Cuz fuck 'em that's why. :lol:

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Chapelle asked Netflix to take it down since he wasn't getting paid for it. He's also asked his fans to not watch it.

And Netflix agreed with him. They figured their relationship with him is more important.

Got myself 12 months free Discovery plus, Fuck knows if I'll use it :lol:

I am sick at home and binging This Is Us.

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Let me know what you think of it virm.

Agents of SHIELD that is.

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The last episode was pretty good. Helped tie up a few things for me. Overall I was happy with it even though there was very little consequences abound for the heroes. I really thought that future seer lady was referring to Thanos when they jumped back into the main timeline which I was marking out for. Then to find out it was just the temple stuff again was a bit meh. Still good.

Yeah it was good. Maybe a little too nicely wrapped up. But it was still good I agree.

Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun is just terrific.

Binging Oz for the 5 miilionth time.

That show is soooo good in marathon form.

I wonder if Netflix will ever have Fairly Oddparents.

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Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun is just terrific.

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Anything you would compare it to?

Uncle Don's Big Ol' House of Misery

Has anyone watched yellowstone? keep hearing good things, and its streaming on the peacock (which I apparently have via Comcast).


4 episodes in, I don't feel like the new Saved by the Bell has found its identity. A bit too mish-mashed. The old-show dynamic feels a bit shoehorned in.

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Has anyone watched yellowstone? keep hearing good things, and its streaming on the peacock (which I apparently have via Comcast).

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I downed the 3 available seasons after giving the first ep a shot. But I'm kind of a sucker for western-centric drama.

I enjoy those as well. I might have to give it a run.

It's completely over the top melodrama with plenty of nonsensical events, but with salacious characters and just enough clever moments and ambitious plot points to keep it moving.

I enjoyed it as a solid piece of tv and guilty pleasure at the same time.

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Anything you would compare it to?

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A bit of Monty Python, some Tim & Eric, I don't know if I watch enough other stuff to compare...it's fast paced, jokes-on-jokes, absurd/surreal...you'll get a pretty good idea if it's your jam about halfway into the opening song/skit thing when everything goes sideways and the insanity begins. It's getting absolutely glowing reviews and I'd vouch that they are deserved. We blew through the season (6x 20 min. episodes) and I'm sitting here wishing there was more.

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It's completely over the top melodrama with plenty of nonsensical events, but with salacious characters and just enough clever moments and ambitious plot points to keep it moving.

I enjoyed it as a solid piece of tv and guilty pleasure at the same time.

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I feel like you were somewhat mitigating this as guilty pleasure; yet your description has completely enticed me. I'm in.

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A bit of Monty Python, some Tim & Eric, I don't know if I watch enough other stuff to compare...it's fast paced, jokes-on-jokes, absurd/surreal...you'll get a pretty good idea if it's your jam about halfway into the opening song/skit thing when everything goes sideways and the insanity begins. It's getting absolutely glowing reviews and I'd vouch that they are deserved. We blew through the season (6x 20 min. episodes) and I'm sitting here wishing there was more.

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This is also exactly the type of review that hooks me. I'm also in for a sample.

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A bit of Monty Python, some Tim & Eric, I don't know if I watch enough other stuff to compare...it's fast paced, jokes-on-jokes, absurd/surreal...you'll get a pretty good idea if it's your jam about halfway into the opening song/skit thing when everything goes sideways and the insanity begins. It's getting absolutely glowing reviews and I'd vouch that they are deserved. We blew through the season (6x 20 min. episodes) and I'm sitting here wishing there was more.

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Thinking of writing "Dont put me in Steve" on the back of my license with the organ donor information.

I still do, but I am curious if anybody else still uses DVD/Blu-Ray?

Only if it’s a movie that’s at Redbox. But I can’t remember the last DVD I bought. It’s been at least 10 years.

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Thinking of writing "Dont put me in Steve" on the back of my license with the organ donor information.

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I still do, but I am curious if anybody else still uses DVD/Blu-Ray?

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I would if my cat hadn't chewed through the DVD player cord. Planning to get a new one hooked up eventually when i can find a cabinet to put it in to block her from repeating the offense, the little shit.

We use the DVD player frequently, but now maybe a couple times a month, whereas we used to use it a couple times a week. Plenty of Redbox rentals are free after coupons. Plus with the volunteer work I do at the library, folks are always dropping off DVDs in the donation bin, so the missus and I will get first pick, and sometimes "test" them to be sure they work.

In that case I no longer feel guilty about padding my DVD collection still.

I watched the Snowpiercer movie last week and watched through the first season of the show yesterday and today and I think I like the show more. It obviously has a lower budget and less star power but it's a lot easier to tell a story over 10 hours than 2.

netflix going up to 18.99 a month. fuck

I don't have the 4k, 4screen plan so $14 for me. Still getting pricey.

I can probably drop the 4 screen thing. my mom and ex was on there. my ex can fuck off lol

Is it even worth getting?

Hulu Live is going up too. Almost to the point where we’ll probably just drop TV altogether.

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I can probably drop the 4 screen thing. my mom and ex was on there. my ex can fuck off lol

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Clear out all the users and change the password so she can’t use it any longer haha.

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Clear out all the users and change the password so she can’t use it any longer haha.

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I only let her keep it cause of her 2 boys. I guess she has something to get them for Christmas.

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I only let her keep it cause of her 2 boys. I guess she has something to get them for Christmas.

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Also Hulu drops Letterkenny season 9 on Dec 26

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Also Hulu drops Letterkenny season 9 on Dec 26

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THAT'S the frequency Kenneth.

Hell yes.

Every single episode of Supernatural's 15 season run is now on Netflix.

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Every single episode of Supernatural's 15 season run is now on Netflix.

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it became available the god damn day after I downloaded it. the fuckers

@mth and I started to binge Big Mouth, always so funny.

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THAT'S the frequency Kenneth.

Hell yes.

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So fucking pumped about this, cannot wait to watch Dierks get his ass beat.

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So fucking pumped about this, cannot wait to watch Dierks get his ass beat.

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I bet its off camera.

It better not be.

Give my your top 4 underrated shows you want me to check out please.

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Give my your top 4 underrated shows you want me to check out please.

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Friday Night Lights, Ozark, 12 Monkeys, The Magicians, The Shield.

I know you said 4 but I couldn't choose one to get rid of.

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Letterkenny (Crave/Hulu), Kingdom (Netflix), Banshee (HBO/Cinemax/Crave), Spartacus (Starz/Crave).

@Bert. The Shield isn’t really under-rated, now; it’s pretty generally perceived as the third member of the Sopranos/Wire/Shield Holy Trinity...

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Letterkenny (Crave/Hulu), Kingdom (Netflix), Banshee (HBO/Cinemax/Crave), Spartacus (Starz/Crave).
@Bert. The Shield isn’t really under-rated, now; it’s pretty generally perceived as the third member of the Sopranos/Wire/Shield Holy Trinity...

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I almost left it out but I feel like a lot of people did actually miss out on it because it was on FX and not HBO.

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I almost left it out but I feel like a lot of people did actually miss out on it because it was on FX and not HBO.

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Valid point.

The Old Guard on Netflix was really, really good. Brutal action scenes and a very likable cast of characters. I’d very much like to see a sequel. I read that the graphic novel it was adapted from already has a sequel written so fingers crossed it happens.

Did the first 2 episodes of Yellowstone. Solid show.

Watching Vice Principals now. Funny show. Same creators as Eastbound and Down so it's not surprising. It's only 2 seasons though so it should be a quick watch.

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Watching Vice Principals now. Funny show. Same creators as Eastbound and Down so it's not surprising. It's only 2 seasons though so it should be a quick watch.

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Watch Righteous Gemstones next.

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Watch Righteous Gemstones next.

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Yes. I liked it more than vice principals

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The Old Guard on Netflix was really, really good. Brutal action scenes and a very likable cast of characters. I’d very much like to see a sequel. I read that the graphic novel it was adapted from already has a sequel written so fingers crossed it happens.

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I liked it, it was fun.

Has anyone been watching The Queen's Gambit or The Undoing? I heard both were great, but I also heard The Undoing is overrated. Personally, The Queen's Gambit doesn't seem interesting to me.