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What TV Series Are You Streaming Lately?
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SchwererGustav
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Pretty good murder whodunit set in a small English seaside town. Halfway through first season now.
Not sure if you're aware, but there is an American remake, "Gracepoint", that David Tennant also stars in.
That said, I haven't seen either, but both are on my to-watch list.
If someone has seen both - are both worth watching, or is one clearly better? It'd really help me cut down on my backlog.
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^heresy.
I couldn't get into Peaky Blinders, just not my thing I guess. I'm too biased to judge recent Sherlock episodes properly, but the show as a whole does something special with the character(s) and adds to it in a way that most adaptions don't.
I couldn't get into Peaky Blinders, just not my thing I guess. I'm too biased to judge recent Sherlock episodes properly, but the show as a whole does something special with the character(s) and adds to it in a way that most adaptions don't.
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A two year old NBC show called Siberia. How did I miss this? A fake reality show about contestants surviving in Siberia. Saying much more about the plot would be giving too much away, but it's great. Reminds me a lot of a BBC show from a while back called Dead Set. Same kind of feel. Starts off as a reality show, turns into a horror movie.
I recommend.
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Piobaire
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I just caught most of the first episode of a PBS series from last year, I'll Have What Phil's Having. This would be Phil Rosenthal the main creative behind Everybody Loves Raymond. I was not much of a fan of that show but caught it every once in a while. I always wondered why the Raymond character came off as so Jewish. I now know. Phil Rosenthal might be the most Jewish narrator of a TV series I have ever come across.
The first epi is in Tokyo and very worth the watch, IMO. I plan to watch the rest of the series.
The first epi is in Tokyo and very worth the watch, IMO. I plan to watch the rest of the series.
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Not to mention being hung by the IraniansNice to see Dick Winters doing well for himself post-WW2
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I'm several epis deep and it's just not resonating with me. The best thing about it have been the **** scenes with the chick from Freaks and Geeks/Mad Men.
I'm several epis deep and it's just not resonating with me. The best thing about it have been the **** scenes with the chick from Freaks and Geeks/Mad Men.
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+1.. might finish it when I'm super bored some day.
+1.. might finish it when I'm super bored some day.
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Finished Season 1 of Catastrophe which I thoroughly enjoyed.
Saw most of season 1 of Peaky Blinders but I felt it trailed off a bit. Will go back to it soon.
Will finally get to the season finale of Jessica Jones this weekend.
Might pick up Man in the High Castle after I finish the above off.
Saw most of season 1 of Peaky Blinders but I felt it trailed off a bit. Will go back to it soon.
Will finally get to the season finale of Jessica Jones this weekend.
Might pick up Man in the High Castle after I finish the above off.
Wow, I think I was sold during the first episode. Drew close to home with some of the family dynamics too.
Wow, I think I was sold during the first episode. Drew close to home with some of the family dynamics too.
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