The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread

[Bloodhammer]

GLOW is damn entertaining. It's a completely fictional take on the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, but there are details that are like small homages to the real GLOW. You'd think that would ruin it, but it's probably genius. Instead of trying to portray reality while embellishing the shit out of it until it's no longer true to history (Marco Polo, for instance), the people behind it just threw history out the window right from the start, so it's not a potential problem.

Marc Maron totally makes the show. I literally LOL'ed several times.

[coldbrightsunlight]

Yeah I loved that show. I know nothing about wrestling at all so the references went way over my head but good ensemble cast, funny writing, enjoyable plot.

[MechaGodzilla]

I really want to like Tin Star. Having just seen Tim Roth in Twin Peaks, I was keen to see him in another North American foresty kind of setting but it's very British (or at least European). British stuff doesn't always seem to do earnestly dark and gritty too well without feeling like a parody of something. Also, lotta time skips.

[blakestree]

Little Evil was okay.

We've reached the boring part of The Walking Dead season 7. I hope it has a satisfying back half.

Really, really enjoying American Vandal. Must see, if you got deep into Making a Murderer!

[Eivind August]

Binge watched 4 eps of the Expanse s2 last night.
Has definitely retained the cool.

HOW.
Is it on a streaming site?
Or do you have cable?

We got all of S2 straight to Netflix down here.

And Mr Nov, glad to hear it. I loved the constant building and plot twists.
Is it just me or has

NSFW: show

Amos just decided to let his inner psycho go organic free range

this season?

NSFW: show

Yeah he really has. They've all really settled into their characters really well

Spoiler for s2e5:

NSFW: show

I refuse to believe Miller is actually dead; he was by far my favourite character. The proto molecule must have saved him somehow

NSFW: show

Oh shit, yeah, sons!

Three episodes left to go, gotten really into it. Apparently the book series is going to be 9 books, so interested to see where they end up taking it and if it will stay as intriguing as it currently is.

[MrNovember]

Binge watched 4 eps of the Expanse s2 last night.
Has definitely retained the cool.

HOW.
Is it on a streaming site?
Or do you have cable?

We got all of S2 straight to Netflix down here.

And Mr Nov, glad to hear it. I loved the constant building and plot twists.
Is it just me or has

NSFW: show

Amos just decided to let his inner psycho go organic free range

this season?

NSFW: show

Yeah he really has. They've all really settled into their characters really well

Spoiler for s2e5:

NSFW: show

I refuse to believe Miller is actually dead; he was by far my favourite character. The proto molecule must have saved him somehow

NSFW: show

Oh shit, yeah, sons!

Three episodes left to go, gotten really into it. Apparently the book series is going to be 9 books, so interested to see where they end up taking it and if it will stay as intriguing as it currently is.

After how much I've been loving the series, I'm going to have to check out the books

[MechaGodzilla]

Is anyone here one of those people who love DS9, even blasphemously favouring it to TNG?

When does it get good? It started pretty ok but ten eps in and I can hardly remember a single storyline. Does Quark get written out?

[jrfox92]

I always viewed DS9 as a show that you only really appreciate when you're in a sparsely populated part of Eastern Europe and DS9 is the only show on that's in English and whose channel isn't all fuzzy because of Russian radio interference.

[The Eristic]

Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle is destroying me. They only have the third series, though, for some reason.

[coldbrightsunlight]

Really into the expanse, so glad season 2 is out finally. Trying to pace myself and not watch it all in a week.

[futuresailors]

I always viewed DS9 as a show that you only really appreciate when you're in a sparsely populated part of Eastern Europe and DS9 is the only show on that's in English and whose channel isn't all fuzzy because of Russian radio interference.

DS9 is awesome regardless of Russian interference. Though I don’t think it’s been released in Eastern Europe yet. I mean, it’s no Farscape, but what is?

PS if anyone wants to laugh at Swedish people, Norsemen is good for a chuckle.

[jrfox92]

I always viewed DS9 as a show that you only really appreciate when you're in a sparsely populated part of Eastern Europe and DS9 is the only show on that's in English and whose channel isn't all fuzzy because of Russian radio interference.

DS9 is awesome regardless of Russian interference. Though I don’t think it’s been released in Eastern Europe yet. I mean, it’s no Farscape, but what is?

PS if anyone wants to laugh at Swedish people, Norsemen is good for a chuckle.

This was from my actual experience spending time in Romania in the summer in the middle of nowhere (granted, this is on cable, I mean).

[jrfox92]

I don't know why it took this long to watch Community.
All the references for each episode are awesome.

Also, Pierce is Community's Michael Scott: he's the worst character in the entire show.

[Eivind August]

PS if anyone wants to laugh at Swedish people, Norsemen is good for a chuckle.

[Kacey Y]

PS if anyone wants to laugh at Swedish people, Norsemen is good for a chuckle.

Is it intentionally funny? Having heard nothing about it, based on the cover image I assumed it was a low budget "Vikings" ripoff/cash in.