Any suggestion on something to watch?

[progressive nobody]

Any suggestions on series I should binge watch or movies I should see?

I have Hulu, Netflix, Disney+ & prime. I am open to try all kinds of genres.

Some recent items I have binge


The Witcher, Warrior Nun, Mandalorian, Hamilton, Good Omens (again)


Also any other streaming services you would suggest and pricing














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[PoindexterOglethorpe]

1. Episodes.

It's on Netflix. Five seasons and has a very satisfactory ending.

People of Earth. It's on Amazon Prime and is a delight. Alas, it was abruptly cancelled after the second season so basically it ends in the middle of a continuing story. Too bad.

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5. Episodes is pretty funny

Kinda cool seeing "Joey" as an *sshole actor.

And plenty of that great dry British sarcasm....

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8. Thanks

[JDC]

36. Loved Episodes.

[Funtatlaguy]

2. The Americans, Six Feet Under, Big Love.

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9. Thanks

[Nay]

43. "The Americans" was a wonderful series. Just gripping. nt

[overleft]

3. "Still Open All Hours" is a wonderful Birtcom

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10. Thanks

[unblock]

4. We like British crime series, of which there are a ton

Shetland, line of duty, happy valley, killing eve, the fall, mi5 (aka spooks), the tunnel, y gwyll (aka hinterland), marcella,....

Great stuff.

[progressive nobody]

12. Thanks

[cyndensco]

6. I just watched the first episode of Love on the Spectrum.

It's on Netflix and about 20-somethings with Autism/Aspergers looking to date. I love their quirkiness, honesty and conversation. It's not for everyone but I thoroughly enjoyed episode 1.

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13. Thanks

[Nictuku]

7. Sense 8 on Netflix

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14. Thanks

[iamateacher]

11. Kingdom on Netflix

Really good, excellent acting, art direction.

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15. Thanks

[doc03]

16. I liked "In The Dark" binge watched 2 seasons in the last week on Netflix. The women that played

Murphy "Perry Mattfeld" was really good.

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17. Thanks.

[Amy-Strange]

18. Lucifer...

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It spins the whole Christian thing on its head, but if you're religious... stay away, stay far, far away!!!
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[progressive nobody]

19. I've seen it

[Amy-Strange]

21. I'm curious...

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What did you think?

If you like comedies, I also suggest My Cousin Vinny and Dave on Hulu.
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[progressive nobody]

23. Not bad... For me a little week at times but Trixie

steals the show for me.



sorry autocorrect

[happybird]

20. Deadwood

on Prime. Someone mentioned it in the Western recs thread earlier. It’s one of the best series I’ve ever seen.

[progressive nobody]

22. Did check out the thread. I will try it again.

It didn't grab me the first time. but that does happen to me at times I will try something not grab me but months or years later try a series again and will get hooked.

[mysteryowl]

24. True Story of Marie Curie on Amazon Prime was good

Madam Curie - Noble Prize Winner - three times!
I think they called it Radium something.

[progressive nobody]

26. cool

[Archae]

25. On TNT is "Force Awakens" and "The Last Jedi."

If you don't mind commercials.

[progressive nobody]

32. disney have them without commerical but I might pop it on

[consider_this]

27. Tales From the Loop

I think it is Amazon prime. I have only seen 4 episodes, but they are meant to mess with your mind and heart and I have liked watching them so far. Fair warning, they are v e r y s l o w l y paced - making them atmospheric and thoughtful - if you want action, these are not for you.

[progressive nobody]

33. ah interesting. will look into it maybe a bit slower than a binge.

[consider_this]

28. My Brilliant Friend

There has only been one season so far on HBO, but it is very intimate with gorgeous photography. Set in 50's Italy - you will want the subtitles if you do not speak Italian or the specific Italian dialect. From a young girl/womans point of view living in that culture at that time. I heard they actually took local people and turned them into actors for these roles, and they are so real.
I am still waiting for the next season. Again, like my previous suggestion, this is not for action lovers - it is a more emotional/introspective work.

[bbgrunt]

29. black money love on Netflix

If you don't mind subtitles. It's a fast paced intriguing story that is both a cop and a love story set in Istanbul. Passionate honest cop tries to take down local baddie--it sort of reminded me of our struggle with trumpo. Lots of iconic characters, well acted, sometimes funny, but also gives you a window on Turkish life and times. Very engaging and enjoyable. The scenarios and plots really kept the screenwriters busy!

[lostmyneopetsacct08]

30. STATELESS on Netflix -- A little serious but worth it

my friend recommended i watch Stateless on Netflix and i didn't think about it any more than ok i'll check this out but boy it was a ride.

it's about a detention facility in Australia that was shut down due to some violations of human rights and detainee abuse. after i finished the entire series in one very long night, it suddenly brought me to the realization that Australia might have more of a respect for refugees and undocumented immigrants than the US does, those abhorrent compounds the US built to separate families at the Mexico border coming to mind.

it left me emotionally drained and my heart was heavy, but it was refreshing to see some very accessible media about how western countries want to hold a duality of morals when filtering undocumented people in and out of their borders.

[progressive nobody]

34. I saw reviews on that. so close to home right now.

[pnwest]

31. "The Etruscan Smile". Watched this amazing

movie last night and it reached in and pulled my heart from my body. Granted I had an edible...

...and it happens to deal with issues I’m currently struggling with, aging parents, lost heritages, old ways vs the new, life, death, and finding our purpose - (aren’t we all dealing with those?)...

... but was left with wracking sobs and wailing like a five year old. I found it on Showtime On Demand, but maybe Prime has it?

Incredibly beautiful messages, simply portrayed, elegantly written, beautifully filmed.

[progressive nobody]

35. cool.

[JDC]

37. The Kaminsky Method is Good. Netflix

Bosch is a good crime drama on Prime.

Catastrophe on Prime. Like Episodes it is a little "racey."

Handmade's Tale on Hulu.

Homeland is on Hulu also.


Too much to watch

[kacekwl]

38. Re-watching Shitts Creek again from

the beginning. Forgot a lot.

[soothsayer]

39. First season (or two) of Occupied (Netflix)

Might find some parallels to today.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

40. "Norsemen," if you don't mind sex and violence. It's sort of "Vikings" meets "Monty Python."

[Marthe48]

41. Welcome to DU :)

I listen to audio books on You Tube. I found 18 seasons of Midsomer Murders on You Tube, some Inspector Morse, A Touch of Frost and Inspector Wexford. I really like English mysteries. I discovered Frost and Wexford, and they are fun. I like any of the mysteries by Simon Brett, audio books. I hadn't read anything by him, and they are well written and clever.
I like watching concerts. My current favorite is Nathaniel Ratliffe and the Night Sweats. I could listen to them all day. I'll even play a song and let You Tube choose the next several songs.

Hope you find something entertaining.

[Skittles]

42. Netflix: Tunnel

excellent