OT: Shows to stream and binge
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I'm on the third episode. Those black Lincoln Continentals with the suicide doors, maybe the best-looking cars ever made.
If we're talking about the original Vikings (and not Vikings: Valhalla, haven't seen it so can't comment) then yes it's great.
They have their own app and you can watch every episode there. If you haven't seen it watch the extras where they interview a group of folks that were in their test study for the first season. Really interesting comments by the viewers.
Great series and I can't wait for the next season!
The Expanse was one of the best Sci-Fi Series I've seen in several years. Hated to see it end.
It's not ending, not really anyways. There are a minimum of 3 more seasons (IMHO needs to be 5 seasons) to cover the last 3 books. There is a 30 year gap between Book/Season 6 & book 7. So Amazon Prime (rumors also include HBO buying the rights) will adapt the last 3 books sometime in the near future. The last three books are incredible and give a very solid ending to the series.
Severance is one of the absolute best shows to come out in several years. Can't wait for season 2. And whatever's going on with those damn goats.
Tour of Duty was one of my favorites in the late 80’s
What is that on now ?
Bumping this tread. Just finished Terminal List. Pretty good, there are some holes in it, but overall it keeps you on the edge of your seat and is nicely paced. Jack Carr, the writer, is a retired Navy SEAL. Most of the breaking news alerts are from FNC, so you baws don't have to worry about liberal Hollywood on this one.
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Season 3 is the LGB season, LoL.
NTTAWWT….but it seems forced into the plot for political reasons.
I knew something was coming when the cast joined the press secretary for a press conference just as the season was about to drop
I’m almost finished with his most recent book. Can’t wait for the next season. If you enjoyed it, give the Night Agent a look on Netflix.
Also, how did no one recommend Dave? Just got on it and that’s ***** good
Hulu TV:
24 (all seasons)
Homicide Hunter
Lie To Me
Candy
Hulu movies:
Salt
The Count of Monte Cristo
Ford v Ferrari
Red Sparrow (not a family show but good)
Atlas Shrugged I (all 3 also on Amazon Prime)
Atlas Shrugged II
Atlas Shrugged III
Amazon Prime movies:
Goldfinger (classic 007)
3 Days to Kill
My Cousin Vinny (old but still funny)
Top Gun
Top Gun: Maverick
Solace
The Outfit
Lucky Number Slevin (freevee)
Awake (freevee)
Fastball (about baseball)
Amazon series:
Whitechapel
Absentia
Bosch
For Your Wife:
Jane Eyre (freevee)
Elsa & Fred
Wish You Well
Seven Days in Utopia
The Wedding Dance
Legend of 5 Mile Cave (freevee)
Poldark (series)
NOTE: “freevee” means free but with ads
24 (all seasons)
Homicide Hunter
Lie To Me
Candy
Hulu movies:
Salt
The Count of Monte Cristo
Ford v Ferrari
Red Sparrow (not a family show but good)
Atlas Shrugged I (all 3 also on Amazon Prime)
Atlas Shrugged II
Atlas Shrugged III
Amazon Prime movies:
Goldfinger (classic 007)
3 Days to Kill
My Cousin Vinny (old but still funny)
Top Gun
Top Gun: Maverick
Solace
The Outfit
Lucky Number Slevin (freevee)
Awake (freevee)
Fastball (about baseball)
Amazon series:
Whitechapel
Absentia
Bosch
For Your Wife:
Jane Eyre (freevee)
Elsa & Fred
Wish You Well
Seven Days in Utopia
The Wedding Dance
Legend of 5 Mile Cave (freevee)
Poldark (series)
NOTE: “freevee” means free but with ads
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Just watched The Recruit on Netflix, thought it was good. Spy thriller type deal, only 8 episodes.
Paramount went ahead and added the entire season 1 of Strange New Worlds onto YouTube for free, so if you're thinking about watching it, go for it. It's a great show, much better than Discovery or Picard.
Just for your convenience, I've put them all here. I loved the season, with only episode 8 being kinda weak (though still better than a lot of modern Star Trek). You can watch the episodes without having seen any Star Trek before, though some of it makes references to Original Series episodes, such as my favorite episode (10) referencing "Balance of Terror" and episode 5 referencing "Amok Time." The whole season references "The Menagerie" in the sense that Pike and Spock are major characters, and there is also some reference to season 2 of Discovery, but I don't think any of these would prevent a new fan form enjoying it.
The reboot of Justified is coming in July. It may just be a short run though. Going to be based in Detroit with a little more sophisticated nemesis.
The Special Agent in Charge in Justified plays a principal on a HULU show, 11.22.63. That’s the name of the show. The date of 11.22.63. Has James Franco in it. It’s based on Stephen King’s work of the same name.
It’s worth a watch too.
