So? What are you streaming on television lately?
 

Fisk on Netflix is fun to watch. It's an Australian sitcom with an ensemble cast of quirky characters in a probate law firm. If you liked shows like Northern Exposure and the Canadian hit sitcom Corner Gas, I bet you will like Fisk..

Towards Zero is an Agatha Christie mystery in 3 episodes on BritBox. Binged it.

Last night, we watched The Thursday Murder Club starring the very classy Helen Mirren. It takes place in a retirement community. The characters were good, but I found the murder parts of the storyline to be a bit convoluted. (Maybe I should have been paying more attention to the plot, instead of being distracted by Helen Mirren's wardrobe and wondering what kind of sneakers those were. I am not Helen MIrren's age yet, but I recently decided I have earned the right to wear sneakers with anything I want to -- but they have to be the right sneakers. Heck, men have been wearing sneakers with tuxes for years.)

Anyway, that's all I've got for now.

Boomer

I really enjoyed watching Thursday murder club, probably because I like all of those actors. We have watched Bosch on Amazon prime, and then watch Ballard. I really liked both of those.

Broken wood Mysteries is my favorite right now, also Death in Paradise and Professor T

I'm a Netflix binge-watcher. I don't watch normal TV or cable TV, other than occasional clips of interest I see on social media. Currently I'm watching Sullivan's Crossing, just started the third season. Started the first season last week. Just before this, I watched Scandal.

Husband and I thoroughly enjoyed the single season Sirens, thriller- ish about two sisters, wonderfully acted with Julianne Moore and Kevin Bacon on Netflix. Katrina documentary Come Hell or High Water was amazing, 3 episodes and American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden also a docuseries. Most interesting was the counterterrorism organization work and the Navy Seal training.

These are all Netflix:

Fisk is indeed excellent. We like Sullivan's Crossing, although I find it to be a lamer version of Virgin River (the concept is almost identical).

If you like Yellowstone, I highly recommend Waterfront. Similar feel in a different setting.

Untamed was decent, as was the Four Seasons, and Leanne.

Landman with Billy Bob Thornton. Season two coming in November.

Another one if you like Yellowstone is Heartland. It's like a clean version of Yellowstone.

Great show, can't wait.

We really enjoyed Heartland. Unfortunately last three seasons not on netflix but on networks one has to pay for

What I watch on Television are programs that are free from " Laugh Tracks " & " Drama Sound Tracks " .
Both are uncommon with Ricky Gervais ( Comedy ) & ( Drama ) writes his own material & is Free of both of the above.
I find 100% of the time, USA Comedy ( TV ) is well beyond " Corny " & " Laugh Tracks " are 100% Needed. :loco: :rant-rave:

https://youtu.be/RBmyiyZba3s?si=PmTtQr5fJ_T95UU1


Been watching Butterfly on Prime.

As hard as it is to admit this, we’ve been watching “Dallas” because we recently the entire episodes on DVD. Last night we were laughing at the way that Jock was dressed (checkered suit?).

Next, we’re watching “Kfiuha” about the way that Pakistan and India spy on one another. (It’s one of the few on here where they speak English.)

Just got finished with Mobland next 5 episodes on paramount plus 10 total. Have to get back to hell on wheels also.

I'm watching Better Call Saul again. I find it's the best thing ever put on the air.

Love Hell on Wheels. Could not get into Mobland because of how many truly rotten characters are in it.

the crazy thing about watching heartland and streaming all the seasons is watching babies become the adults

Rollin, rollin, rollin
 

hell on wheels is a great choice amongst others like deadwood, 1883, and shows like the gilded age which depicts the captains of industry who financed the manifest destiny doctrine of the usa. The political and financial decisions made on the east coast made the west coast expansion a reality not to mention the southern expansion that added 1/3 of the usa's land mass.

I am very Happy to " Brag " that I have never watched a single episode of " Dallas ", for very obvious reasons. :BigApplause:

I’m a latecomer to a lot of streaming shows.

Slow Horses, Apple TV, with Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas. British MI-6 spy series. Lots of fun and action, good acting, intriguing plots. Season 5 comes out 9/24.

Diplomat season 3 out 10/10. Allison Janney joins cast as Vice President. (Netflix)

The Mayor of Kingstown, season 4 out 10/26. Jeremy Renner. It’s an intense thriller about a Michigan city “where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry”. Once I started watching it got me hooked. (Paramount)

Hostage, Netflix.

Ted Lasso, Apple TV
Wednesday, Netflix

Billions is as good as Suits. Virgin River season 6 is a bit slow but ends in a "need to see more" as was Sullivan's Landing. My life with the Walther Brothers is enjoyable. The Resident, New Amsterdam, Greys Anatomy all good. Currently on Band of Brothers after recent trip to Normandy.

We loved Better Call Saul despite having never watched Breaking Bad. Someday we might binge watch Breaking Bad, but there’s always so many new things to watch there’s never time.

Up TV has the last three seasons, they are certainly worth the $5.00 or so a month.

Make the time, it's a wonder.

The Gilded Age. Three Canadian cop shows in a row. Hudson & Rex, King and right now on season 2 of 19-2.

Found it via Roku last night so started watching season 17.

Just watched Season 1 of The Pitt on Max. It reminds me of the old ER TV show and stars Noah Wylie.

Just started watching the thriller Paradise on Hulu starring Sterling K Brown as a Secret Service Agent. On my, I am hooked.

Death comes a'calling
 

sir anthony hopkins made the time

I like " Wednesday" on Netflix, "Peacemaker" on Prime.I also liked "Rebel Moon part 2" which got terrible reviews, but I liked it. The bad guy, villain had a great role. There were parts of the series to criticize, but I decided to overlook them. It is on Netflix.

I thought "Breaking Bad"was better than "Better Call Saul". But both were good.

Great Documentary
 

Turning Point on Netflix

Just finished watching ten seasons of The Blacklist. Love the show, but we've had enough for a while.

I liked it when Megan Boone was on there but kind of lost interest when she was not.

Dexter Resurrection is fantastic on paramount plus…. FROM on MGM+ is probably my favorite and impatiently waiting for season 3 to drop (if you liked Lost, you’ll love this show) if you like Survivor then you need to watch Australia V The World ( you can find it on YouTube 10 total episodes.) my list is of current shows.

If you like Death in Paradise, check out Beyond Paradise with Kris Marshall and Sally Bretton.

My wife and I are watching Animal Kingdom on Netflix. We are in season 3 of the 6 seasons. Ellen Barkin is the matriarch of a crime family set in California. Very interesting characters and story lines.

I forgot, I recently binged the Lazarus Project on Netflix. That was some pretty freaky stuff, sometimes hard to follow because of the "multiverse" theme captured on video. Easier to flip back and forth when trying to keep up with a Heinlein novel about Lazarus Long, than to remain visually involved with a movie. It was pretty awesome though. Definitely something you'd appreciate more if you enjoy multiverse themes.

I am enjoying Dexter: Resurrection . I have seen all the other Dexter series and read some of the books.

In the last year and a half we have seen...

Severance- The end of season one was very intense.

Masters of the Air- Interesting show about WWII bombers

The Chosen- Surprisingly good.

Loudermilk. At least seasons 1-2. Have not seen S3 yet.

Nobody Wants This...Nice take on modern romance

Tokyo Vice.... season 1 was very good

Bad Monkey - I liked the book better but Vince Vaughn did a great job as the lead and loved his co-star.

Hart of Dixie. It is an old show. Just finished season one. We love how almost all the characters are upstanding people. That makes us curious about how it compares to the other shows in this genre (Virgin River, Sullivan's Crossing and maybe Heartland)

Tulsa King. Stallone does a great job. Season one was great.

Landman. Billy Bob carries the show.

Tehran- I wish season 3 would air.

Cobra Kai. Just finished season 4. There's some surprisingly warm moments in this show.

Black Bird - Another good AppleTV+ show.

Monsieur Spade

The Gentleman

Clarkson's Farm... hard to describe but enjoyable

We're also watching some old sitcoms like Modern Family, The Middle, The Goldbergs, NewsRadio, Young Sheldon, and Last Man Standing.