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[flynnhicks03]

Somebody feed Phil
Everything sucks
Atypical

I'll second "Everything Sucks". Fun show, fantastic '90s soundtrack.

 

[heatcheck1]

I finished watching Seven Seconds tonight. Whoa. I didn't see that coming. Can discuss it later, I don't want to spoil it for anyone.

 

[mb7299]

I've been into the BBC series as of late. I've really liked Luther and Sherlock. Long episodes with only a few per season.

Speaking of BBC shows, I just started watching a comedy called Not Going Out, there arent many times I laugh out loud for a long time but that show is great so far.

 

[Angie]

Some of my Netflix Original faves:

Mindhunter
Master of None
Stranger Things
Wet Hot American Summer
Bojack
The Get Down (I've not watched the whole thing, but enjoyed what I did)

Ones on my To-Watch list:
Flaked
Love
Friends from College
GLOW

 

[Cybyassociation]

My Next Guest Needs No Introduction has been phenomenal so far. Leading off with President Obama's episode might have set the bar a touch high, but every episode has been a great watch. Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity was the biggest waste of an hour and a half I've ever sat though. The show is for a good cause, but the show itself was awful. I watched the first episode of Bare Knuckle Fight Club last night and really enjoyed it too.

 

[urb1]

Not Netflix, but Amazon Prime.

Goliath - one season only, but second has been ordered
Sneaky Pete - two seasons, will finish season one tonight.

 

[Stewo]

I'll second "Everything Sucks". Fun show, fantastic '90s soundtrack.

Read the other day that they've already gotten the ax. One and done unfortunately.

 

[srjclone]

Has anyone started/finished Wild Wild Country? The girl and I started it on Saturday. The story is an astounding one, and I have heard nothing but good things about it. I love those type of interesting/weird/obscure documentary stories and this checks all those boxes from the first episode, however it was a bit slow. I'm curious on any or all thoughts you guys have on it?

 

[srjclone]

Not Netflix, but Amazon Prime.

Goliath - one season only, but second has been ordered
Sneaky Pete - two seasons, will finish season one tonight.

Sneaky Pete is great. I love Giovanni Ribisi.

To add to Amazon Prime, I know there are mixed reviews of this show by some on here, but I really like The Man in the High Castle. It's About post-WorldWar2 America, if the Nazi's were victorious. Hitler is essentially on the last leg of his life and it bases storylines mostly on 2 American born people who were born before the war but lived in the post war America and that is all they know, 1 Japanese official and his viewpoints on everything, as well as 1 Nazi official (obergruppenführer, even though he was born in America) and how everything would shake out post ww2.

It is semi-SyFi, which throws some people off, but I love the post-WW2 Nazi rule America perception and the ideas of how the Axis would coexist after the war had been won. Very interesting idea in it's own right.

 

[jmkc12]

Bloodline. First season is amazing.

 

[TykeClone]

Occupied. Interesting show with 2 seasons.

It's norwegian and subtitled (if I remember right, the exception is when they're speaking anything other than norwegian - that's done in english).

 

[Sighclone Fan]

Dark - A better Stranger Things (German show, use subtitles)
Black Mirror - others have touched on this one. Best current show imo
Love - excellent comedy

 

[BigBake]

Iron Fist. Just started this last night, got three episodes in and stayed up way later than I planned.

 

[octaviouspoon]

Longmire was Ok. Daughter watching Hawaii 5.0 and I watched a couple with her and it was worth the time, not riveting but didn’t feel mad that I couldn’t get that time back.

I enjoyed Longmire. Reminded me of my childhood days watching Walker Texas Ranger.

 

[Sighclone Fan]

The new show Corporate is hilarious. It's on Comedy Central. Really enjoyed this one.

 

[cyfanatic]

Sneaky Pete is great. I love Giovanni Ribisi.

To add to Amazon Prime, I know there are mixed reviews of this show by some on here, but I really like The Man in the High Castle. It's About post-WorldWar2 America, if the Nazi's were victorious. Hitler is essentially on the last leg of his life and it bases storylines mostly on 2 American born people who were born before the war but lived in the post war America and that is all they know, 1 Japanese official and his viewpoints on everything, as well as 1 Nazi official (obergruppenführer, even though he was born in America) and how everything would shake out post ww2.

It is semi-SyFi, which throws some people off, but I love the post-WW2 Nazi rule America perception and the ideas of how the Axis would coexist after the war had been won. Very interesting idea in it's own right.

I enjoyed Red Oaks on Prime as well. Nothing deep...just a fun show...3 seasons of it.

 

[JustAFleshWound]

As mentioned before, both seasons of Sneaky Pete were awesome.

 

[CARMELO_SANDIEGO]

The Ranch is probably right up your alley.

All time. Can relate to it very well

 

[cyhiphopp]

Wild Wild Country. It’s about a cult in Oregon. True story.

Wife and I are watching that now. So weird. I'd never heard of it before. I was young when it happened but it's outright bizarre. I found myself rooting for the cult for a while, then they turned the corner. Still more episodes to go.

The self sustaining commune actually seems like a great idea, but then they added a whole lot of crazy on top of it.

 

[cyhiphopp]

Broadchurch was good.

Just finished Broadchurch. Really good series with a lot of suspense and somewhat realistic crime drama. Doesn't hurt that David Tennant is the star. He's really good as the ticked off detective.