I'm watching The IT Crowd again. Very likeable characters, and it's nothing short of hilarious. I don't find myself laughing out loud often at a comedy series, but this is one where I do.
What tv show are you currently binging?
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I m trying to watch the new Yellowstone spin off show “Marshals.” About half way through the second episode and not intrigued. No wonder, because it’s based on Taylor Sheridan’s characters, but is made by someone else. The grit of Sheridan’s work is sadly missing.
I bought the first 7 seasons of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia on DVD/BluRay. Started watching the first season yesterday, and I'm enjoying it. I thought that the first season wasn't as good as it was after Danny DeVito joined in season 2, but I had that wrong. The first season is very funny.
We started watching Monarch: Legacy of Monsters last night... Kurt Russel and his son Wyatt playing the same character in different time periods is entertaining (Wyatt in the 1950's, Kurt in the present)... FWIT, Monarch is the name of the military group hunting for Godzilla and other monsters.
I watched a series named Ponies on Prime on a Peacock channel subscription that I really enjoyed. It's set in 1977 in Moscow and involves the US embassy, the KGB and the CIA.
It's pretty funny at times too.
There's only one season thus far, and I hope there are more.
It's pretty funny at times too.
There's only one season thus far, and I hope there are more.
bob old dawg
New Member
Landman, billy bob's and the cast kick me right in the sweet spot.The pitt is not to shabby either.
Erik Tracy
Everyone's happy when the wizard walks by
Shakespeare & Hathaway Season 6 (Roku/BritBox)
Episodes 6-8
The formula still works.
Episodes 6-8
The formula still works.
bob old dawg
New Member
Binged the series l just loved it,well written and acted.
Mr Creosote
Super Member
Rockford Files. Enjoying the early 70s cars, styles and scenes around Southern Calif.
I watched the first episode of The Madison last night and it was a terrific start to this series. The wife loved it too. It will be interesting to see where the plot line goes in Episode 2. I think this series is too good to binge watch. It needs to be sipped like a fine glass of bourbon.
I love mystery shows in no small part due to my mother and growing up in a house where the parents chose what you’re watching that night for the most part. Rockford Files is high on my list, very high.
Bill Ferris
Lunatic Member
Finally got a chance to start binging my recently purchased complete DVD box set, the circa starting in 1962~69 British TV series: "The Saint" staring Roger Moore, last night, and his very cool Volvo sports car.
I remembered this series being offered on USA TV, but never had a chance to stay with it consistently, as I`m thinking it`s evening`s time slot competed with other popular available network TV shows in the early sixties that apparently captured/diverted my childhood`s TV viewing attention.
That` ok, I`ll evening binge it now on from the first episode until the last.
I remembered this series being offered on USA TV, but never had a chance to stay with it consistently, as I`m thinking it`s evening`s time slot competed with other popular available network TV shows in the early sixties that apparently captured/diverted my childhood`s TV viewing attention.
That` ok, I`ll evening binge it now on from the first episode until the last.
Erik Tracy
Everyone's happy when the wizard walks by
Just started two new series on PBS. I'm only one episode in for each on a trial basis to see if I want to stick it out.
The Forsytes - a period 'soap opera'. Usual tropes and subtle modern insertions. This one is maybe.
The Count of Monte Cristo - another period drama. Much more engaging despite the known outcome. This one is more promising.
The Forsytes - a period 'soap opera'. Usual tropes and subtle modern insertions. This one is maybe.
The Count of Monte Cristo - another period drama. Much more engaging despite the known outcome. This one is more promising.
chicks
Lunatic Member
Yes. Three episodes in, very engaging.
