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I want to know what your watching and why you like it. Maybe don't list everything but some of the odd or epic shows or movies you enjoy. If its not too much trouble try and describe a little of it too.

I just finished the second season of Happy! It's a dark twisted comedy about a dirty ex cop who sees and talks to a blue unicorn.

Z-nation. Zombie comedy

Dexter. How can you not like this guy? Just don't make him mad.

Game of Thrones


Must see movies:

Fight Club. About how we are programmed and controlled by giant corporations. This is a modern classic just as relevant today as 21 years ago. I still catch new things in this great film.

Idiocracy. A comedy about the dumbing of the world. We are living it!
 
I'm almost done with "Turn, Washington's Spies" on Netflix. Originally an AMC show set during the revolutionary war about the spies on both sides. Very high production quality. I'm a sucker for period pieces like this.
 
the simpsons on fxx or dvds of futurama.
dvds of Sean Connery james bond...dr no, from russia with love, gold finger, thunderball(cant do the non eon '83 remake never say never again), you only live twice. with a select few of rodger moores mixed in, the man with the golden gun, moonraker, for your eyes only and octopussy.
dvds of planet earth, planet earth 2, blue planet and blue planet 2.
dvds of dr jones and star wars.
 
iptman said:
I'm almost done with "Turn, Washington's Spies" on Netflix. Originally an AMC show set during the revolutionary war about the spies on both sides. Very high production quality. I'm a sucker for period pieces like this.
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That was excellent! Maybe try Frontier on Netflix.
 
Ditto on GOT.

I love Band of Brothers and with the upcoming 75th Anniversary for the ending of WWII, its a great mini series.

Same goes about The Pacific.

I liked the Mandalorian on Netflix which I bingewatched.

Narcos which is about Pablo Escobar.
 
I have no cable and stream everything and have a media server full of movies so I have plenty to watch..lol. so i've been busy since school is closed. So here's my list and be glad to give my review if you want on anything.

After Life
Dereck
Schitts Creek
Hollywood
Upload
Into The Night
Tiger King
The Office
Ozark
The Man in The High Castle
Hunters
Veep
The Americans
The Grand Tour
The Mandalorian
Star Wars Ep 1-9
Jay Lenos Garage
North by Northwest
Rope
Rear Window
Casino Royal
Ferris Bueller
Narcos

and a lot more....
 
Westworld, but the first two seasons are confusing as hell...

Ozark, mentioned above, is good too - move slow but definitely entertaining - about money laundering in the boondocks.
 
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The wife and I just finished Ozark ... if Jason Bateman is in it, we will usually give it a shot.

I'm a sucker for documentaries, so just about any doc on any subject on Netflix, especially serial killers (it can't be just me ... right)

Homicide Hunter w/ Joe Kenda

Mind Hunters on Netflix

Dirty Money on Netflix

Gold Rush

Oh, and Ancient Aliens and any show on Bigfoot are stacked up on the DVR.

Tried watching 10 mins of Korean baseball this morning ... NOPE.
 
Cass007 said:
The wife and I just finished Ozark ... if Jason Bateman is in it, we will usually give it a shot.

I'm a sucker for documentaries, so just about any doc on any subject on Netflix, especially serial killers (it can't be just me ... right)

Homicide Hunter w/ Joe Kenda

Mind Hunters on Netflix

Dirty Money on Netflix

Gold Rush

Oh, and Ancient Aliens and any show on Bigfoot are stacked up on the DVR.

Tried watching 10 mins of Korean baseball this morning ... NOPE.
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Maybe The Dirt on Netflix? Unless you hate MötleyCrue
 
Many of the programs already mentioned, esp. Narcos and Ozark. Some not yet mentioned:
Peaky Blinders (street gangs in England post WWI),
Bosch (American cop drama),
Unorthodox (Hasidic Jewish woman escapes a cult community),
Kim's Convenience (comedy based on Korean family in Canada),
Mrs. Maisel (Upper East Side NYC woman becomes comedienne in the 50s),
the Durrells in Corfu (broke English family moves to the island and tries to fit in, comedy)
 
I’ll second (or third) Narcos and Peaky Blinders. Tommy Shelby is the role Cillian Murphy was born to play.
 
Im getting some ideas of new shows to try here. This will probably continue for quite some time....

I also want to say for years I've been impressed with the original programming on FX.

Sons of Anarchy
Justified
American Horror Story
Wilfred
The Americans
 
Anyone know if the Shield is streaming? I watched a couple of those but not the whole series. Would like to start that one from the beginning.
 
joabmc said:
Fargo the movie and Fargo the series. Series is probably better and just as twisted.
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They’re a hoot, don’cha know!
 
RWBeringer4x4 said:
They’re a hoot, don’cha know!
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"You're not a very nice person saying that! (What Minnesotans say upon hearing someone trying to speak Minnesotan.)
My credentials: 25 years living in MN, just completed a few years ago.

Another slam in Minnesotan: "The best thing about our winters: 'It keeps the riff raff out.'" Riff raff means homeless, non Minnesotans who try to live there. "They don't even go ice fishing in the winter."

The source of this language is said to be the passive aggressive results of being raised there and constantly hearing that "If you're not nice people won't like you, so never say anything mean."
 
I have an aunt, uncle and 2 cousins who live in the Northwest Angle, MN. It's so far north the only way to get there while staying in the United States is by boat (or the ice road in winter). You want to drive there, you better have your passport. I was in Minneapolis for work in February one winter. I commented to a guy about the cold while it was 10* F and he said he liked it about 20 degrees colder. I would definitely fall in to the "Riff Raff" category.
 
joabmc said:
Fargo the series
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Yes, amazing, every season. I cannot wait for the new one!

I can watch a documentary about almost anything, especially crime.

Just binge watched season ten of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Just as brilliant as all the previous. I actually like Curb better than Seinfeld.
 
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