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What TV Series Are You Watching
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Huntn
macrumors Penryn
First time?Are u lost yet?
Lost (2004-2010)
At the moment i'm half way through Season 1 on Netflix..but they have all 6. Good story...
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What did you think of The Man in the High Castle, if I got the title right. 😉
MRxROBOT
macrumors 6502a
rdowns
macrumors Penryn
Suture
macrumors 65816
Watching Stranger Things on Netflix now. VERY 80s. Love the synthesized music. Mix of a lot of different things, such as DARYL (movie), X-Files, and hints of some other 80s movies. Winona Rider is in it. Didn't even realize she was still acting, but she's turning in a good performance so far. I have 2 episodes left to watch.
Apple fanboy
macrumors Ivy Bridge
twietee
macrumors 603
Ulenspiegel
macrumors 68040
Actually its a Show about a guy struggling to keep his MMA gym open. Its pretty good
twietee
macrumors 603
Scepticalscribe
macrumors Haswell
Watched an episode of 'Endeavour' last night.
Apart from Star Trek, one of the few things I enjoy watching for pleasure are British detective series.
Apart from Star Trek, one of the few things I enjoy watching for pleasure are British detective series.
MRxROBOT
macrumors 6502a
Just finished the first episode and really getting into it. Really digging the synthesized music as well, very era appropriate.
I just started watching this last night! So far, so good! I also just finished Game of Thrones (Season 1-6). It took me a little over a month to finish it, but I am all caught up! Now, I am waiting on Season 7 next summer.
mlovergaard
macrumors 6502
Savor
Suspended
Fuller House on Netflix when I can.
Yeah, I used to Full House on TGIF back as kid in the early-90's. I can't watch it anymore. Watching Fuller House is like a train wreck. I want to look away but can't. It is a pretty mediocre show just like the original. Just curious about what those lovable Tanners and Kimmy Gibbler are up to. It connects to my childhood and it feels like I just want to check on some old friends on their new show.
Jodie Sweetin (ex-drug addict) is quite a babe to look at now. I have a distant cousin who went to the same high school as her in Los Alamitos, and told me she was a real b-word. But that was back then. Maybe isn't that rude anymore. Plus, I just read Jodie was already into alcohol at age 13. Yay, for Stephanie Tanner!
BotchQue
macrumors 65816
Not Netflix, but PBS, so it may be available to most: Once Upon a Time in Space.
I had set my EweTubeTV to record the show, and just watched the first episode (and only two are out, must be a new show). Brief prelude about the start of the US Space program, but it looks like the main subject is the Space Shuttle program, and it concentrates less on the tech aspects and more on the race/sex/skillset/political aspects of things (the US astronauts up to that point were white, male, AF pilots). Lots of interviews with the old astronauts, their wives and children, and lots of 8mm home video footage. The first episode ended with the Challenger disaster.
This is especially interesting to me as I was hired two years later by Thiokol, the builder of the Space Shuttle's boosters (whose segment joint design caused the explosion). Two years after that I went back to USAF engineering, but was very thankful for my couple years working with NASA and for Thiokol.
I had set my EweTubeTV to record the show, and just watched the first episode (and only two are out, must be a new show). Brief prelude about the start of the US Space program, but it looks like the main subject is the Space Shuttle program, and it concentrates less on the tech aspects and more on the race/sex/skillset/political aspects of things (the US astronauts up to that point were white, male, AF pilots). Lots of interviews with the old astronauts, their wives and children, and lots of 8mm home video footage. The first episode ended with the Challenger disaster.
This is especially interesting to me as I was hired two years later by Thiokol, the builder of the Space Shuttle's boosters (whose segment joint design caused the explosion). Two years after that I went back to USAF engineering, but was very thankful for my couple years working with NASA and for Thiokol.