Random TV shows that don't warrant their own thread

It was good. Had some unique scenes that I don’t think I’ve seen much in TV.

 

I’m hooked.

 

The end of episode 3 and the ensuing gun battle into ep 4 was incredible.

 

Finished watching Alone (Season 6) on Netflix and am really kind of enjoying it at a show. Started watching an older season... 3 I think on Hulu. Seems like reality tv without the extra bs. Maybe I'm just naive to it in this show but so far it's pretty good.

 

this is really good imo

 

just tell me, do i get more jessica hamby or not?

 

I ripped through Red Oaks on Prime last week. only three seasons with the last one being I think six episodes.

it's not very long, and it's nothing spectacular, but I enjoyed it.

 

It was pretty well loved in the defunct amazon originals thread https://www.the-mainboard.com/index.php?threads/amazon-originals.165756

 

Watching raised by wolves off HBO Max, it's got a few good moments in it

 

https://www.the-mainboard.com/index.php?threads/raised-by-wolves-hbomax.180506/

 

https://www.the-mainboard.com/index...-their-own-thread.121079/page-7#post-16268252

I'm in the right thread.

 

lol touche

 

Just finished Home for Christmas on Netflix. Two seasons with 12 episodes total. Wife liked it more than I did, but I did like it. Norwegian Bridget Jones



Ladies. This is a tram.

 

Currently watching a French show called Braquo. It's pretty fucking good.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1429534/

This crime-drama follows a group of Paris police officers who live at the edge of the law, often using violence and intimidation to get the job done. The officers' lives change when their squad leader, who had been falsely accused of corruption, commits suicide. When they start an investigation in order to clear his name, the officers realize that the police department itself stands in their way. The officers, seeking justice and facing danger from all sides, must turn their backs on the laws that they were sworn to enforce in order to uncover the truth.

 

In Norway it's a rolling eatery where you can get a nice box munch

 

Anyone watched We Are Who We Are on HBO? Director is the same guy that did Call Me By Your Name.

 

We discovered Call My Agent! yesterday morning, French show about a talent agency in Paris. Very good. On Netflix.

 

Anyone here seen Babylon 5? I think I might start that up soon.

 

I mean a thousand years ago...

 

Watching 30 Coins on HBO Max. Spanish supernatural thriller, pretty good so far through three episodes.

 

Watched the premiere of Sam Jay's new series on HBOMAX last night. A number of the producers are standup comedians/podcast hosts that I like (Jak Knight, Langston Kerman, Zack Fox). Check it out.

 

Does Black Monday have a thread? Wife and I watched first 3 episodes tonight. Like.

 

It’s a clever good show. Knows what it is.

 

Agreed. So far so good.

 

Lisa Kudrow's "Web Therapy" is years old now, but shit is really funny.
She plays a "therapist" (with no professional credentials) who starts up a business doing teletherapy, and the show is for the most part her in these webcam sessions with her patients who are usually guest stars. It's been funny watching a show that focused on the whole "zoom" thing before we all had zoom become part of our everyday lexicon. It's pretty classic Kudrow, a dim character who doesn't know how dim they are, but we're definitely not talking Pheobe here, and she's hilarious when she knows the other character is shitting on her (frequent occurrence). Highly recommend one of the eps with Meryl Streep who is amazing playing a "conservative" woman who runs a "treatment facility" ...for gay husbands (who have wives)

 

Yeah I watched the Friends reunion. Big whoop, wanna fight about it?

 

Watched it with the wife. It was great.

 

Going to give this a shot

 

I didn't watch it. You good?

 

Matt LeBlanc is the only reason to do this

 

He needs the money that badly?

 

Loved Vida, but at some point it went behind a Starz paywall so we didn't get to see the most recent episodes

Just finished Borgen. Who knew Danish coalition politics could be so interesting

 

Starz shows were free for us for a couple years, then they went behind a paywall. It was through Comcast, whose premium channel lineup changes from time to time

I think Vida and Counterpart were the only Starz shows we've ever watched

 

Saw plenty of ads for it while watching Vida, but I found the previews offputting

 

Flatbush Misdemeanors showtime... pretty good

 

Watched Carlos this week it's a 3 part series on Ilych Ramirez Sanchez. Obviously it isn't 100% accurate and I think they made him way more charismatic than reality but pretty entertaining. The OPEC raid is pretty interesting stuff.

 

Can't wait for Sunday

 

I'm on season 2 of Pretty Little Liars and I've never seen a show with so many HS girls hooking up with adults.

edit: Okay there's really only 2

 

The Way of the Cheetah on Disney+ was a decent 40 minutes.

 

Our Planet on Netflix is also enjoyable. covers the big different habitats in the world, the animals in them, and humans' impact on them. David Attenborough is the narrator.

 

I like all shows like this, but I always lose track of what I've already seen. So many shows with similar names