Looking for new series to watch

[BobMc]

I was never a real big Selena Gomez fan but her show "Selena + Chef" is pretty entertaining. I've been binging the two seasons the last couple nights.

[JongDoe]

+1


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I watched episode 1 of Lupin and decided to bail, but will give it another shot based on your input.

[Dromond]

If you are into dour euro Netflix dramas I highly recommend:

Dark
Occupied
Babylon Berlin

I watched Barbarians. It was decent but it kind of felt like historical drama to feed game of thrones fans. Decent spin bike fodder - doesn’t make you work to hard.

I’m a few episodes into Lupin. It’s light and pretty charming.

[ShoNuff]

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but Marcana is very good. Español and the dubbing is terrible. Def watch with original audio and subs.

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[Aidan319]

Ozark is very decent. You should take a look at its trailer maybe you like it.

[tgapp]

I watched episode 1 of Lupin and decided to bail, but will give it another shot based on your input.

Lupin is okay for the first two episodes and then EXCELLENT after that. Strongly recommended.

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[MontuckyFried]

San Junapero stunningly original boy are you in for a treat there.

Overall undenibly a great, great series, but damn it's dark and depressing.

"San Junipero" was DEFINITELY a highlight of the series. Some other standouts to me were "Hang the DJ," "Nosedive," and "USS Callister" which are certainly some of the less depressing episodes. A bit more light-hearted in tone, but still heavy in their own ways. I LOVED the Black Mirror series.

I've said it before, but will say it again. If you're into sci-fi anthology series, then after you watch Black Mirror, check into Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams on Amazon Prime and of course Love, Death + Robots on Netflix. If you wanna go another level deeper and get into some obscure low budget French stuff but still kind of badass stories, then check out Metal Hurlant on Prime. I ended up REALLY enjoying that one, but be warned. It ain't for everybody.

[oftpiste]

'Flack' on Amazon.

'Letter to You' (Springsteen documentary) on Apple TV.

[Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadoo]

'Flack' on Amazon.

'Letter to You' (Springsteen documentary) on Apple TV.

Flack is good, sometimes a little too depressing and dark but still good.

I don't know if it's been mentioned but 'Derry Girls" is hilarious.

[Marshall Tucker]

Just finished defending jacob apple TV. very, very good building, slow burn with a blockbuster ending. You won't be disappointed,

UNLESS you just HAVE to have finanility.

[Marshall Tucker]

That was borderline religious. I was never that much of a boss fan, but it just amazes me how god packed so much damn raw talent into one person. 45 years after Born and incredible stuff just keeps comin.

I mean, when's the last time, say, the stones, released anything even remotely listenable? 1984?

'Letter to You' (Springsteen documentary) on Apple TV.

[I Skied Bandini Mountain]

shoulda quit after Some Girls.

[Benny Profane]

Gommorah on HBO Max and for a fee on Amazon Prime.

Very cool Italian produced family crime drama in Naples and beyond. Great, gritty photography of modern Euro urban dystopias. Dubbed to English.

[ThreeRidges]

I don't know if it's been mentioned but 'Derry Girls" is hilarious.

+ about a thousand. Over the top funny.


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[MontuckyFried]

Æon Flux. Was having some 90s MTV Liquid Television flashbacks so picked up the DVD box set (only $7!) since I couldn't find it to stream with any service I have, although it may be available on CBS All Access. Ripping 'em to my hard drives right now to self stream with Plex.

Here's the wild pilot episode:


The actual series takes a bunch of different directions with an anthology feel as many of the episodes are individual with the heroine often dying. What a bonkers fantastic sci-fi show with a surprising amount of depth. Check it out it you haven't already. Worth a revisit if you have. Skip the live action movie, but do watch the original animated series.

[Marshall Tucker]

for all mankind not living up to the reviews so far. Killer vettes though, wonder how much that set GM back.

[PB]

I'm such a sap: A Discovery of Witches (AMC).
Stupid love stories are stupid, but overwhelmed by the power machinations and intrigue, plus delightful period sets and costumes.

[Flyoverland Captive]

“The Head” on HBO is worth a watch. Ignore the obvious problems with the sets and setting, and some glaring logic errors; the core mystery is interesting. Be sure to watch to the very end; the clues were obvious in hindsight.

[stuckathuntermtn]

I read somewhere Neflix is doing a series based on Redwall. If you were a tween in the mid to late 90's, you are very excited now.

[Sluff]

Night Stalker on Netflix.

It made me check my guns are ready to go.

[Marshall Tucker]

for all mankind picked up a tiny bit towards the end but really isn't worth the slog. One episode into Ghostwriter and I'm thinkin it's gonna turn out the same. We'll See.

[XXX-er]

Hache is pretty edgy,

a spanish series with subtitles,

lots of drugs murder sex nudity

[LiamW]

for anyone who asks a series to watch, I always ask: have you watched Lost? Greatest TV series ever, imo

[tgapp]

for anyone who asks a series to watch, I always ask: have you watched Lost? Greatest TV series ever, imo

STFU jong, anyone knows that the best Damon Lindelof show is The Leftovers.

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[AK47bp]

The Guest Book is a great comedy series with a mostly new cast every episode. 2 seasons. Binged it all in about 3 evenings. It’s on Hulu now.


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