We've been watching Killing Eve. Watched the last episode tonight, which was a bit unsatisfactory.
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I jumped for joy when I saw this. I loved Grimm, and really miss it.
‘Grimm’ Spinoff With A Female Lead In Works At NBC
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Insatiable - Funny, campy, some serious moments, I liked it.
Season 4 of Schitt's Creek is on Netflix.
Season 4 of Schitt's Creek is on Netflix.
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Interest In Shady Politicians Is Soaring. Can 'House Of Cards' Match It? NPR Choice page
Note: Spoilers abound for the upcoming and past seasons of House of Cards.
Note: Spoilers abound for the upcoming and past seasons of House of Cards.
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Season 2 of The Orville starts tonight on Fox. It’s like Star Trek but with more humor. 
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I've been watching a 6 episode 'True Crime' show about a bloody murder case from end of the 90s in Norway.
And also a 6 episode show in the same genre about how the Swedish police authorities failed to put together a proper investigation of the murder of prime minister Palme (end of the 80s): first they wasted time and resources on fanciful hypotheses for a year and a half, then decided it must have been some lone lunatic (which is probable), but manufactured evidence etc so the case was thrown out by the court. Basically, the investigation was a failure from the very top to the very bottom.
And also a 6 episode show in the same genre about how the Swedish police authorities failed to put together a proper investigation of the murder of prime minister Palme (end of the 80s): first they wasted time and resources on fanciful hypotheses for a year and a half, then decided it must have been some lone lunatic (which is probable), but manufactured evidence etc so the case was thrown out by the court. Basically, the investigation was a failure from the very top to the very bottom.
Having heard about the series here on the forum, I tried to watch the first episode of that show, but could not make it through it. Somehow failed to captivate me...
Oh, and if anybody has the opportunity to watch "Bosch" on Amazon Prime, that is one series I would endorse.
I really liked the original books by Michael Connelly and found they were well transferred.
Somehow funny if you can finally watch a TV series made on a book series you liked, and the only thing they changed is that the main protagonist is now a Desert Storm veteran instead of a Vietnam veteran. Time flies.
I really liked the original books by Michael Connelly and found they were well transferred.
Somehow funny if you can finally watch a TV series made on a book series you liked, and the only thing they changed is that the main protagonist is now a Desert Storm veteran instead of a Vietnam veteran. Time flies.
I just started watching Chesapeake Shores. I like it.
I saw the trailer whilst I was in the US. It has all the ingredients to make it a nice series to watch ; beautiful scenery/homes, interesting and good looking characters all leading high profile lives.
I love family dramas. I’m on season two already. The area is definitely gorgeous. I think it was filmed in Vancouver. I’m particularly hooked on the premise of the “family” aspect...everyone living in close proximity to one another. It’s not without its drama/problems but I just love anything that deals with relationships. Probably why I love Gilmore Girls so much...and Parenthood.
Most of TV series and B films are filmed in BC, Canada.
I think that the family aspect does look inviting but IRL it can be complicated, when living within close proximity.
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The first episode didn't thrill me either, and I almost quit watching. But, I had nothing else to watch, so I watched a few more episodes and it grew on me.
Now I love it.
Just watched the first ever episode of Father Ted, which I'd apparently somehow not watched before. Really funny!
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I am a "cord cutter" and do not have cable TV. I did have Amazon Prime for a while and I watched one episode of "Bosch" before I had to let Prime expire. I had read several of the books as well and liked them quite a lot. Maybe I will get Prime back someday. There is a new "over the air" channel that I have been watching. It is called Start TV and is airing crime dramas (other than Law 'n Order). There is a series I have been enjoying called "The Division" that I had never seen before. It was on Lifetime 2001-2004. There are several very recognizable actors on it. Taraji P. Henson, Jon Hamm, Nancy McKeon, and Bonnie Bedelia. It is a cop show with all women cops... except Mr. Hamm.
