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Which TV Series Are You Binging On?
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Once you watch that show, you have to watch every single episode. You just get hooked. You have to watch every single one. Then you go back and watch them all again. And again. you just have to watch them all. Every single one.
Finishing a re-watch of the 1995 BBC production of Pride and Prejudice... couple episodes to go. So well done.
We don't really binge watch things (except my wife, who does it with "The Great British Baking Show"), but we're still playing catchup with "Mayans MC" and we started the Nat Geo second season of "Mars". Both are excellent!
That Haunted Hill House show. I don't think I've ever felt more uncomfortable than after binging through a few episodes. And I've been in some hairy situations in awful places halfway across the world.
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According to my Netflix profile, I haven't streamed anything since March of this year. There's so much choice on Netflix that I can sit there scrolling for 3-4 hours and not be able to decide on what I want. Like a child at the ice cream parlour.
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I've been asked to sit and watch this. We don't watch the same genres of shows, but sometimes there are things we both like. Or like any good man I sit through whatever looks mildly interesting. That said, I caught some clips earlier in the year and it interested me a lot. We'll probably watch it beginning tomorrow.
According to my Netflix profile, I haven't streamed anything since March of this year. There's so much choice on Netflix that I can sit there scrolling for 3-4 hours and not be able to decide on what I want. Like a child at the ice cream parlour.
I've watched quite a few episodes of "The Great British Baking Show". It really can be interesting, at times. The contestants are just average folks who like baking and have managed to garner some skills at it. There's definitely something about the show that holds your interest.
Is that a good thing, or bad thing? Uncomfortable because the show really got to you, or uncomfortable because it was so bad?
Reliving my childhood, watched the entirety of the new She-Ra in one day.
"Batman: The Animated Series." It was just released on Blu-ray and it looks and sounds great. It is (in my opinion) the best Batman series produced. If you are a fan of Batman, this is one series where young and older kids can watch in delight.
Adults, as well! I've always enjoyed those shows. DC's animated movies and series are top notch entertainment, for young and old alike. The newer R rated animated movies are made for adult fans and are really well done!
I wish there was a Superman animated series as good as the aforementioned Batman series.
The Superman:The Animated Series that ran from the mid 90's to 2000 was pretty good. Same crew did it, if I recall correctly. A quick look tells me that Netflix has it on DVD only. Not sure about any streaming source. The recently released "Death of Superman" movie was quite good. The sequel, "Reign of the Supermen" is due out after the New Year. I'm looking forward to that one! he DC standalone adult movies are really well done!
Monk is my all time favorite show. I have the complete dvd set.
Just started watching the Kominsky method with Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin. It’s an immediately great show; courtesy of Netflix.
I watched a few episodes earlier this year, ended up trying to like it. Realized I was having to make that effort and moved on to something else, but may resume to see if I too can get past a "so-so" impression.
Toying with buying the lot of M*A*S*H now that iTunes has it as a bundle, so I can quit having to scout around to find where it's streaming when I decide to pick up wherever I had last left off... it's part of how I got through a November at least once before.
Outlander season 1. So far this is really slow moving. I hope it picks up.
Arrested Development season 2. My wife can only take one episode at a time.
Arrested Development season 2. My wife can only take one episode at a time.
It's terrible. It's very amateur quality. The sound effects and CGI blow. The script is very childish.
Hint: I'm pretty certain it's easy to figure out it was good based on my post.
I've sat and watched a season of The Great British Baking Show with my daughter. I really enjoyed it.
Thought it was amazing: moving, horrific, tapped into some dark family struggles we all experience. The Writer/Director, Mike Flanagan, has some solid other work, but his adaptation of King's Gerald's Game is definitely worth checking out, also stars the always fantastic Carla Gugino.
FWIW, I'm not an outlier, The Haunting of Hill House was very well received by critics and viewers:
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Currently, my wife and I are about half way through the first season of The Americans. Have to say, this is a great show. I highly recommend it.
Finished watching "Absentia" which was good. Kept us thinking up to the very end. Just started "Homecoming". This one has us scratching our heads. We are half way through it and I don't know if I like it or not. The episodes are only 30 minutes in length so it goes quick, but we are still on the fence with this one.
You missed my post, too, it seems. I thought it was very good. I'm not easily disturbed given my past experiences in life. I was disturbed watching this. I'm only a handful of episodes in, but they've taken the backburner in place of movies and shows I've been putting off all year long AKA for a few years.
It isn't so much about gore or fright, but sound, script and delivery. When those three are done well, you succeed as a production crew.
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Had Amazon Prime for a free month and did about 7 or 8 GT. it’s just a continuation of old TG but enjoyable enough.