TV

[Jett129]

@meatmarketdenim1 Also really liking The Studio,it's so totally over the top almost all the time.

[Jett129]

Just finished up watching Your Friends and Neighbors on Apple,but I think you might be able to watch it for free on Prime. Really enjoyed it. Very intense at times, not necessarily the best thing to watch late at night.

[ROman]

Back in 2004 I always loved Boston Legal with William Shatner, Candise Bergan and James Spader. I bought all 5 Series on DVD, and just rewatched them. It's still one of my all time favorites.

[Matt]

Loved it as well mostly for Spader. He won two Emmy’s for different shows for the same role for it. (It was in my crossword last week)

[Giles]

Department Q

All fucking in…..

[Tago Mago]

+1 for Department Q

[Matt]

I started watching it but it seemed like it’s going to focus more on the people than on the crimes and investigations. If that’s the case I’m out.

Murderbot on the other hand is my new favorite. Alexander Skaarsgard is a security robot that hates people and spends most of his time fighting the urge to kill them.

[Jett129]

I’m in the mood for Dumb and Dumber type of humor,these days, so I’m enjoying Season 2 of Tires on Netflix.

[jordanscollected]

@Giles we’re 5 episodes in. Allie is liking it more than I am. Great acting, very well shot, but the scenes in the pressure chamber are too numerous and redundant. And I also think they stretched it out a bit to make it 10 episodes. That said, I’m also all in for the payoff.

No spoilers please, but I can’t shake the feeling that the Syrian is the shooter.

[Crispy Heron]

The Mortician - documentary about dodgy mortuary practices in the US in 1980s - worth seeing. I got it on Sky in UK (HBO?).

[Jett129]

I really disliked Season 3 of The Bear,so it was with some degree of trepidation I turned on Season 4,and so far,3 episodes in and,I’m really loving it. If you never watched it I would tell you to skip season 3. The didn’t even do a recap at the beginning. Maybe they didn’t want to remind everyone. According to The NY Times they hoped to have learned from their mistakes. If you never liked it you still won’t like it.