Binge-worthy TV shows?

[D.L.Ruth]

Recently got access to paramount+ shows, so finally got to get caught up on my Star Trek. Binged all of ST: Strange New Worlds and ST: Picard. For any Trekkies out there who haven't seen it yet, I think ST: Picard is possibly the best out of all of them. Just need to catch up on ST: Discovery now.

 

[Rasher-Roll]

Currently watching The Terror. Still somewhat undecided as to how much I like it, but we are enjoying it overall. I do prefer The North Water, but this is similar era and concept, and has a good cast.

 

[Zippo]

Currently watching The Terror. Still somewhat undecided as to how much I like it, but we are enjoying it overall. I do prefer The North Water, but this is similar era and concept, and has a good cast.

Yeah I'm with you on that one Rasher. Not sure either

 

[Bstraub]

Slow Horses is the best thing on television. In its third season. Should be able to binge the previous two.

 

[Zeno Marx]

The new season of Fargo is delivering. The characters are good, and the actors are nailing it. Jennifer Jason Leigh is fantastic, but really, everyone is. Best thing Jon Hamm has done since Mad Men? Juno Temple is as good as everyone says she is. The casting was done really well. The supporting roles are all high quality caliber actors. Maybe the best season since the first (I can't remember them all right now).

 

[Singed]

Watched Godless on Netflix this week. Decent limited series Western, a 3.5/5.0.

I've also delved back into ST: TNG for the winter. I haven't watched those for a long time.

 

[user 6274]

If not mentioned already,

• The Sherlock Holmes series with Jeremy Reeves
• The Hercule Poirot series with David Suchet
• Supernatural ( I haven't been through all 15 seasons, though)

 

[Zeno Marx]

Just a reminder that tonight, Dec.31st, there are two new episodes of Craft in America on PBS. I feel it is one of the best documentary-styled series on TV, if not THE best, and because it isn't necessarily about the end result, but the actual craft of artisans and who-nots, it's of great significance in a culture and time when craftsmanship is both a low commodity and of little priority. To get into the minds and hands of creatives is a real treat for someone like myself who doesn't have a creative cell, or synaptic pop, in their entire being. I don't envy much, but to be creative is one of them.

And if you don't give two mouse turds about the end product, it's of little importance. It's all about the process and craft. Take that perspective, and this series will offer satisfaction.

 

[Zeno Marx]

I screwed up. Royally. The two new Craft in America episodes aired this morning. Hopefully, your PBS station is airing them again sometime and/or streaming them for you. Sorry about that, folks.

 

[Aussiemike]

Just watched griselda blanco boi on netflix I really enjoyed it as I am a fan of all the narco flicks.
Was pretty close to the real life doco I have seen.

 

[Aussiemike]

I am hanging out for this to drop. On foxtel it has been on express release for ages so if I want to watch it will cost me $23AU thats like 12 cents US probably so I will wait.

 

[Aussiemike]

Really enjoying this on netflix ,is set in my home town and there are so many easter eggs like the totum tennis in the background ect ect I loved the 1980s in Australia
That kid is an amazing actor.

 

[Bill Webster]

Slow Horses is the best thing on television. In its third season. Should be able to binge the previous two.

OUTSTANDING!

 

[Donk93953]

I am hanging out for this to drop. On foxtel it has been on express release for ages so if I want to watch it will cost me $23AU thats like 12 cents US probably so I will wait.

I was pretty bored through Napoleon.
Lot of battle scenes, the hots for Josephine, and very little into what made this man “tick”
I learned more about Wellington with his 6 minutes on screen.

 

[Zeno Marx]

Feud: Capote vs. The Swans on FX

I'd like to see the budget they had for this casting. It's nuts. More importantly, they all deliver. I find this era of NYC to be interesting, but the acting is the thing. If Tom Hollander doesn't get recognized several times over, the various academies are on the wrong drugs.

 

[Donk93953]

Feud: Capote vs. The Swans on FX

I'd like to see the budget they had for this casting. It's nuts. More importantly, they all deliver. I find this era of NYC to be interesting, but the acting is the thing. If Tom Hollander doesn't get recognized several times over, the various academies are on the wrong drugs.

I agree on all cylinders.

 

[Zeno Marx]

Alice & Jack on PBS Masterpiece

Another British series or miniseries. Interesting premise, but as they pull more episodes out of it, it glares a light on the absurdity of the allowances, tolerances, and patience of such a human experience. However, the dialogue is top notch and incredibly profound, and that's why I'm bothering to post about it. Ignore how they arrive at these erudite conversations, because the words and ideas are rich and worth contemplating.

The Paris Murders is another one on PBS now. What a stinker.

 

[Zeno Marx]

Shogun on FX/Hulu (2024)

Never read the book. Never watched the earlier series. Didn't really have this on my radar, but caught the first few minutes of an episode because I have the DVR set to record three minutes over. I do have an interest in Japan and Japanese culture by way of music (punk). I missed the first three episodes and had to sit through the absurd amount of commercials on their free streaming (no FF allowed). Recommended. As they give dates, I would be curious to know how historically accurate some of the customs and West interaction is. I think Japanese culture and traditions are cool...from the limited knowledge I have...but the protocol to every single thing had to be tedious to live through, much like all the nonsense the Edwardians concocted a couple hundred years ago. It acts as a great reminder that men...especially old men...love to tell other people what to do, and that fact is not bound by culture, religion, or anything else.

 

[Aussiemike]

I used to love watching Combat! series with Vic Morrow as a kid. Been watching it again as youtube has full episodes. Baa baa black sheep tv series with "Pappy" Boyington was brilliant also.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combat!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baa_Baa_Black_Sheep_(TV_series)

 

[Rasher-Roll]

We recently re-watched the Sherlock series (from BBC, I believe), and I'm just finishing The North Water again, which is a piece I quite enjoy. Not sure what will be next on the list. I'm trying to focus more of my time on reading lately, if my eyes aren't too tired after work.