Last tv show you watched

Midsomer Murders

Ted Lasso

The Duchess Of Duke Street

Superstore. I love it. Ben Feldman is pretty.

The Family Chantal

The Neighborhood

Charlie’s Angels season 4 on Cozi

British series The Take

White Lotus

Titans.

Succession.

Foyle's War. Just finished all of the episodes.

And just finished Ted Lasso as well.

"Frontline" episode on Donald Rumsfeld, PBS, the Thursday night before "W" was re-elected, so ~17 years ago...?

Impeachment: American Crime Story.

Succession

I'm on my second viewing of Offspring on Netflix. I almost didn't watch it because I'd never gotten into an Australian show before. I'm so glad I did. It's great.

HBO's dramatic series "Rome." It's now free on Tubi.

You.

Below Deck. Finally a gay (male) romance. About damn time after 9 seasons.

“Resistance” about the Irish revolution.

Deadwater Fell. I love me some David Tennant and British crime shows.

DOOL, this Friday's episode with repossessed Marlena, on Peacock

OP, my pin is -1234 and all my passwords are "password"

Netflix just added Seinfeld. I never saw it when it was on originally so I started with Season 1, Episode 1. It's hysterical. And Julia Louis-Dreyfus is such a great sitcom actress. I downloaded The New Adventures of Old Christine to watch when I'm through with Seinfeld.

I'm watching [italic]Peaky Blinders[/italic] a second time, currently on season 2, episode 2, Polly's birthday. Who thought it was a good idea to give Arthur cocaine?

"The Blanche Hudson Show" on MeTV. She wasn't so bad, but that hair!

The Great British Bake-Off/Baking Show. And then I watched "An Extra Slice" online.

HSN about a week ago. The Beekman Boys were selling their goat milk products.

I work 2nd shift and usually too tired to watch TV when I get home. Just throw down some cat food and crawl into bed.

Squid Game

Young Sheldon

R24, The New Adventures Of Old Christine is one of my favorite sitcoms. My (very old) parents used to give me grief when I told them I watched it, but right before my dad died a few years back, he began to watch it (it was on all day on one channel or another) and it was one of the few laughs he had being very sick and house-ridden. He apologized for doubting my taste. My mom and I still quote lines to each other when we talk on the phone.

I hope you get as much enjoyment out of it as my family has! JLD is a treasure.

Married with Children.

The Simpsons

Nancy Drew.

Two episodes of Doogie Howser, M.D. I saw that it's leaving Hulu tomorrow and thought I'd give it a shot. The pilot had a much more sex-ish moment between 16-year-old Doogie and Nurse Curly than would probably make it past today's censors. I can't wait until the end of this era's prissitude.

Watching the Penn State -- Ohio State game right now.

But then again, I'm a lesbian.

I thought you might be from the VPL thread and watching for the Penn State punter/kicker, r36.

Antiques Roadshow (U.S. version)

Just finished binging two seasons of Locke & Key. It was really very good and I recommend it highly.

Project Runway. But before that the first episode of Jonathan Creek, doing a rewatch.

What We Do In the Shadows

Kin (AMC+) Irish family crime drama with Charlie Cox and Aiden Gillen. It's really uneven but the endings of each episode leave you wanting for the next one.

I almost never turn the TV now. Everything is on an app. That being said Blue Bloods. It's getting old though.

Chucky

Life with Elizabeth

Wentworth

[quote] "Married with Children."

I own that series and love it, R32. But I haven't watched it in forever. I'll pick it up again today. I could use it. Particularly rhe earlier seasons.

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

The Goldbergs (1948)

[quote] Netflix just added Seinfeld. I never saw it when it was on originally so I started with Season 1, Episode 1. It's hysterical.

The first four seasons or so are some brilliant television. I was in college studying writing, and i was sometimes astonished by how all the elements of an episode would converge by the end.

[quote] The Simpsons

Many think the show was good through the tenth season, but i have 1-15 n DVD (well before D+ made that unnecessary), and i think the show was outstanding for that long. I haven’t watched in at least a dozen years, but when it was ‘on’ the Simpsons was some of the best television Americans ever produced.

Addams Family episode on Halloween with Don Rickles as a guest.

Maid.

Hubs and I are finally watching Looking. We are enjoying it.

Watching the first episodes of “ER” on cable.

On Monday, I watched Sunday night's episode of "The Rookie." During Pandemica, I started watching some network series I never bothered with before. It's not a particularly well-written program, but I enjoy the some of the characters as well as their struggles.

I've also started watching "Dopesick" on Hulu, about the Sackler family and the opioid crisis they brought upon us.

Million Dollar Listing LA

White Lotus

The Family Chantal (again)

The Cleaner and Wentworth

911

Succession, Gomorrah, and Curb Your Enthusiasm. I almost never watch series as they air but right now there are a lot I am interested in. I gave up on Ted Lasso after a couple of episodes-- too syrupy sweet for me.

Binged Line of Duty (Series 5) and Unforgotten (Series 1-4)

Ancient Aliens

The Edge of Night (on YouTube)

An episode of MST3K - the one with The Wild Wild World of Batwoman (on Pluto)

Ragdoll on AMC+ (based on the novel of the same name). It's similar to "Se7en".

Squid Games.

Cowboy Bebop. Literally last night.

R64 that is likwly the absolute worst movie they ever riffed and I have watched nearly all MST epis. I am sorry but Manos the hands of fate is a materpuece in comparison.

I'm watching The Stand. It's passable entertainment, but it's not really as great a series as it should have been considering that the book was excellent. The acting is very uneven. Some actors are very good, some are on the level of soap opera acting, some just chew the scenery mugging for the camera.

R68 - God was it bad!

But at least I made it through the entire episode - something I couldn't say re the last two Gamera films they did.

A big plus: the short preceeding Batwoman, "Cheating."

Episode one of The Beatles: Get Back on Disney+.

Squid Game

I finished Netflix’s Maid on Wednesday and started season 3 of Succession today.. Watching the two sides of America they depict shines a light on the decline of this country.

R70, yeah probably o ne of the best shorts, so there's that, But the film is hard to sit through no matter how good th riffing, My favorite is a review from imdb: "Watching this film is like drinking an entire bottle of cough syrup and then listening to a Ventures album while paging through an old copy of 'Argosy' men's adventure magazine. It'll make you vaguely queasy, vaguely horny, and somewhat ashamed of yourself." /

Gossip Girl. New episodes, yay! Too bad they wrote out Rafa, who was my favorite.

All American - I started it on a flight and decided to binge the the series once I got home. Now I’m catching up on Gossp Girl on HBOMax and starting Kastanjemanden on Netflix.

The Love Boat on PlutoTV

Katherine the great s2 , gossip girl

Can someone please make a new thread for Below Deck? The other was paywalled.

Hubby and I are binge watching Suits over the Holiday but he keeps dozing off.

[quote] Katherine the great s2

I’m starting that next week after really enjoying season one. I just finished ‘Dopesick’. Hulu has stepped up their game.

1000-Lb Sisters - love it!

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

Charlie’s Angels season 3 episode Angels in Springtime. Starring 300 lb lesbian Zora who beats the shit out of Kris.

The only TV show I watch during the whole year is "New Year's from Vienna."

911 Lone Star

Gentleman Jack

Rachel

Seven Lives of Lea.

It is a nice French TV series(limited series) available on Netflix.

Columbo on Amazon Prime

Ozark 💜

I decided to watch Julia on HBOMax Sunday and yesterday and was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it, although it’s probably because it’s not that true to history.

Ozark.

Seinfeld.

We Own This City. Latest Baltimore po-leece drama from David Simon & George Pelecanos, on HBO.

Good, but not as good as HLOTS.

Expedition Bigfoot

Heavy Rescue: 401

Father Ted.

McDonald & Dodds, S3E1 on Britbox (just released.)

Alma (The Girl in the Mirror) on Netflix.

S2 E6 of The Knick on HBOMax

All 10 episodes of "The Lincoln Lawyer" on Netflix.

Hazel starring Shirley Booth!

The Gilded Age. Strongly recommended, and I love the houses and interiors too. Only up to episode four here

Meet the Press

Monk

"King of the Hill" on Hulu.

The Sopranos or Breaking Bad

A brilliant little show called "The Golden Girls"...

You're going want to check this show out.

Sherlock Holmes with Jeremy Brett.

Partner Track on Netflix.

Currently finishing the third and final season of The Leftovers. I hope we get to see Chris Zylka's peen one more time...

Lawrence O'Donnell - MSNBC.

Merlí: Sapere Aude - Started watching season two yesterday

CBS' Ghosts - Can't wait for S2.

Below Deck Adventure. They're in Norway!

General Hopsital

Tutto chiede salvezza

(Everything Calls for Salvation)

Annika. Also am binge watching the new season of Manifest. It’s very fast moving and slightly similar to LOST.

Annika was good, r119. Hoping the continue the series.

unsolved mysteries

R119 Manifest lost me when it was all about God. I'm an atheist, so no thanks.

Succession and it's the best

General Hospital yesterday.

I make no apologies. It's nostalgic for me, watched it with my grandmother. Added bonus is these days it comes on at the same time I have a daily lull in my work.

The Serpent Queen on Starz with Samantha Morton who I have always loved and should have had a bigger career. It’s About Catherine De Medici. Loved it and I hope they do a second season.

American Gigolo. What an epic POS.

Binged? Masterchef the Professionals from 2021.

Episode by episode? The Serpent Queen.

Dallas from 1984- watching on Amazon- which I had to pay for.

Drunk History on Hulu

The Halloween episode of the Good Doctor

"Rhoda'. Season 2, Episode 12:  "Friends and Mothers". Vivian Vance and David White (of "Bewitched" fame) guest as new neighbors Maggie and Ted Cummings.

Producers considered making Vance (who loved her time at the show) a permanent cast member, but because she was under the Lucy thumb (and tired of it all in general), it never happened.

This really is one of the more fun episodes.

Repeats of The Office

Gold Top Nuts from this season's American Dad.

I’ve been feeling kind of low, so I started rewarching Brooklyn Nine-Nine. It really helped, and made me laugh-out-loud.

Grand Designs UK.

The Rifleman. Johnny Crawford was a little fey boy in the wild west.

Amos and Andy

Swimming With Sharks on Amazon. I was surprised to see Kathleen Robertson is the creator.

Below Deck Adventure

Just watched the first episode of True Detective

I stared re-watching 13 Reasons Why.

I'm mixing it up at the moment between watching new stuff I've not seen before (AHS: NYC, The Boys in the Band) and comfort rewatching nostalgic shows (The Nanny - much funnier than I remembered it, Doctor Who).

The new Christmas story Christmas. It wasn't good. From now on I will only watch the original.

R140 Is the best detective show ever made IMO. Rust Cole is my all-time favorite character but I love nihilists. I usually don't like McConaughey but he was great in this as was Harrelson.

Dead to Me, season 1, Episode 6. DON’T TELL ME HOW IT ENDS!

Alaska Daily, & I’m really liking it.

“Dead to Me”

What time is it?

Redemption on BritBox.

911 Lone Star

Hollyoaks.

Under the Banner of Heaven.

True Blood.

Inside No. 9 - brutal, hysterically funny and what Black Mirror is in their best episodes. It's on BritBox and worth the price of a subscription.

Gunsmoke

Watching Deadloch right now.

Iris, a doc about Iris Apfel. It was good.

British series The Tower

Peaky Blinders - Season 4

I've got Season 5 ready to go.

Kaikki Synnit (All the Sins), cop drama from Finland. One of the cops is gay. Available online for free streaming.

Chips!

911 Lone Star

9-1-1

R158

Just finished The Tower, S2, and I’m still on the fence about Lizzie Adama: is she a solid and brave rookie cop or one with constantly terrible judgement?

Dateline

Caso Cerrado

Man is suing his brother for causing his wife to die while she was giving him a blow job. She apparently chocked to death on her brother-in-law's massive load.

The guy's ex-girlfirend is a witness and says he almost killed her because he can ejaculate two glasses worth.

Ana Maria wants to know if that's a 4 oz glass or an 8 oz glass? ... LOL

Clips from "The Carol Burnett Show" on Youtube.

Good question R158

I meant R164^

Re-watching Elementary.

Episode 5 of the Bloodhounds on Netflix

I love South Korean Action Dramas (and S. Korean men).

To R159, I LOVE Peaky Blinders, it's a Great Fucking show!!

I binged all six seasons of British Crime Drama "Line of Duty."

It is so filled with twists and turns, and lots of corrupt, double crossing police officers. You really need to pay close attention or you'll miss something. Highly recommend.

Swarm

Vengeance: Killer Lovers

Yep R172, Peaky Blinders is pretty fantastic. Cillian Murphy is such a beautiful man - oh my God. That FACE. And Tom Hardy - another FACE but a bit obscured in Peaky Blinders. Thomas Shelby and Alfie Solomons are such a good pairing.

I'm wondering if they're really going to do a Peaky movie and if so, will it have Sean Bean from Sheffield in it? He seems a natural fit for the show and his "Snowpiercer" wasn't picked up for a fourth season (which was too bad). It wasn't that great of a show but it was fun and Sean Bean was a lot of fun.

Outlander

Match Game

R178 Host Gene Rayburn - only the best host ever.

The Night Agent. Gabriel Basso is so damn hot! Good show, too.

Shetland, new season.

Call the Midwife

Last night, Agatha Christie-Miss Marple, The Body in the Library& Caribbean Mystery, (my personal favorite).

What's My Line?

One episode a night before bedtime

Shogun (2024)

Right now I'm going through the first episodes of the 3rd season of The O.C. (i'm so in love with Ryan Atwood).

I was on elementary school when the show first came out, so of course, back in the day I didn't care about watching teen dramas.

Adam-12

Sounds promising. Even better than "James at 15."

^^^I get it, I read it twice and the 2nd time "OMG, and started laughing" I need more dark roast!!

Very funny Bryan Singer, I was too old 4 you, I was 25 yrs old, but that night I met Barry Diller.

R166 for the win!

Halo

I like science fiction and only recently discovered this series. While I'm enjoying the show, I'm awestruck by Pablo Schreiber's manly hunkiness.

Just watched the 2015 series And Then There Were None. I know the book, my favorite Agatha Christie, and earlier adaptations of it well, but hadn't seen this.

I thought they went a little overboard making it more bloody than necessary, plus all of the 'hauntings' were a bit much.

A cocaine fueled debauch for the final four? Really?

Adding in the gay victim for policeman Blore, who clearly seemed to be closted in this version, was an interesting touch.

Having them strip Aidan Turner down and showing off that chest made up for any faults, though. Such a sexy man.

The casting was also perfect, I wouldn't have changed a thing there.

I'm currently rewatching 3rd Rock. I managed to find it streaming on an obscure app on tv. Forgot how funny of it was. Last night Dick in tight leather pants was hysterical.

A couple of years ago 3rd Rock was on one of the cable channels long enough for me to watch it through twice. Terrific comedy writing. And I was very impressed how child actor Joseph Gordon-Levit was able to hold his own against the experienced cast.

R193 I recently watched that too! Loved it. Aidan Turner was the standout for me. Wish they’d offer him Bond, he would be excellent.

Star Trek: The Original Series.

If you have a VPN and are able to watch British channels virtually, Channel 4 UK has all of "3rd Rock from the Sun" available for streaming free. .. They also broadcast three episodes of the show every weekday morning from 6:50am to 8:05am on Channel 4, so if you're in the States that might provide some late night comedy programming to watch.

Final episode of the current season of "Death in Paradise;" First episode of the new season of "Beyond Paradise."

Just last night, I began watching the show that formed the basis for "The Ropers". It's alright, but I prefer it to the shorter-lived U.S. version. When I'm done with this, I'll watch "Man About The House", which was the basis for "Three's Company".

I don't mind working backward.

X-files rerun. The one with the brain eating kid.

Palm Royale and before that Feud/Swans. I like campy bullshit nonsense, so sue me.

The Regime. Kate Winslet could do it all.

Ghosts new season.

Family on Tubi. Watched a few eps.

"Beyond Paradise" (the "Death in Paradise" spinoff) on Britbox.

The latest Top Chef: Wisconsin episode. Tonight I'll watch another episode of S35 of Antiques Roadshow UK on the Roku Channel.

The local news.

Conan O’brien’s new show

227 of course.

MLB game Phillies vs White Sox and Colbert repeat with Bernie Sanders

I love Lucy

Small Wonder

America's Test Kitchen

Filthy Rich

Fallout. Good stuff.

"Crime Scene Berlin: Nightlife Killer," a 3-part documentary on Netflix about a murder in a gay bar.

Sanford & Son

X-Men 97.

Sheffield United v Burnley

Ghosts

Reality: The reno show with that New Kids on the Block guy (Farmhouse Fixer)

Fiction: Palm Royale

Season finale of "The Amazing Race."

I've been watching Craig Ferguson's old late night show on YouTube. Does that count? It was a tv show.

Anyway, it has replaced my falling asleep to Frasier, now I fall asleep to Craig.

The John Mulaney six-night special on Netflix, "Everybody's in LA."

Law and Order rerun. Richard Gere's ex-wife returns to battle Sam Waterston over a murderer she knows is guilty. Ann Romano's boyfriend Richard guest stars as the stubborn unethical judge. I didn't remember the episode despite having watched the whole series at least 350 times.

Under the Bridge on Hulu.

I've been watching the old series "Maya" from the 60s, which I got on DVD. Something nostalgic from my childhood.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I’m on season 4.

Re-watching Dallas, the original series

Rose and Maloney. British crime series. Good stuff.

The View

I'm binging on ER. I was aware of the show back in the mid to late 1990's and thought Noah Wyle was cute ( he reminds me of Wesley Crusher from Star Trek: TNG) but I probably never even watched a full episode back then.

I'm only up to 1996- many more seasons and zillions more episodes to watch. I'm streaming it on Max. Some of the episodes are pretty engrossing and moving. George Clooney is quite a hetero on this show but we know in real life he's a connoisseur of COCK 🍆.

Jeopardy

New Year's from Vienna. It will also be the next TV show I watch.

Love, Victor on Hulu. Into gayling stories right now.

Antiques Roadshow UK, Season/Series 36, episode 4 (Eastbourne Bandstand 2). God bless the Roku Channel for streaming AR. It's my current TV comfort food.

Before that Alex Edelman's Just For Us on HBO/Max.

El Caso de Asunta, A six-part series, a dramatization of a complicated and true case of the murder of a 10-year-old and the trial of her adoptive parents in Galicia, Spain in 2013.

[quote]Law and Order rerun. Richard Gere's ex-wife returns to battle Sam Waterston over a murderer she knows is guilty. Ann Romano's boyfriend Richard guest stars as the stubborn unethical judge.

Hold me, RICHARD--I'm scared?

I like Richard Gere. He closely resembles my best friend. Actually my best friend is a a cross between Richard Gere and Arthur Miller. All that white hair.

All I watch is 227

Penultimate episode of "Palm Royale."

I love the word penultimate.

Richard Gere is at Cannes and Damn does he look old. His hair is snow white, and his face, his skin looks terrible. Put it another way, Joe Biden looks better.

Leave It To Beaver. Yeah that’s me.

Season finale of Apple TV+'s "Sugar" starring Colin Farrell.

I just watched the first two parts of the Brady Bunch's trip to the Grand Canyon. Can't wait for Part Three!

Young Sheldon

Binge watched Baby Reindeer last night. Saving the final episode for tonight.

Binge watched the series Feral on Tubi

Knuckles.

Awful.

I'm not caught up with Aqua Teen Hunger Force's new season. Meh, but I don't give a shit about much. The last one before ATHF was Bevis and Butthead. And no I'm not 12!

Just finished "I Love That For You" - could and should have been better, but still deserved time to grow and develop. The core was solid. And the actor who played the boss, Patricia Cochran, was pitch perfect. Probably the best aspect of the show.

I'm about half-way through "Loudermilk" with scruffy sexy puppy Ron Livingston. Again, could and should be better but it has its moments and was given the opportunity to develop through 3 seasons.

Mr. Bates vs the Post Office with Toby Jones.

A great limited series based on a true and infuriating story.

The final two episodes of "Young Sheldon."

Dead Boy Detectives. Binged, then binged again.

Northern Exposure

Hacks

The Tattooist of Auschwitz.

As the World Turns

^ I'll wait for the spin-off "Auschwitz Ink" on TLC.

Bodkin

I actually have been watching some old Siskel & Ebert shows on YouTube. It's interesting to see their contemporary takes on movies that today are either forgotten or classics or somewhere in the middle, and stars I may have forgotten about.

MaryLand on Masterpiece.

Gay tv show from Mexico: Tengo que morir todas las noches.

I’m rewatching season 1 of Broadchurch. Without the novelty of the twists and turns being new and fresh it’s dragging on.

The performances are fine, but the ones who don’t hold up are Andrew Buchan and Jodie Whittaker. They are both irritating performers.

Over the last several.months I've been rewatching the Italian series My Brilliant Friend on HBO/MAX.

The 4th and final season is supposed to start some time this summer, and I decided to watch the previous seasons from the beginning in preparation. Yesterday I watched the last episode of season 2.

I'm finding myself enjoying the show more than I did the first time around. It's really well made.

Shark Tank. Where dreams come true or souls are crushed.

During my lunch break I'm watching reruns of Too Close for Comfort on Tubi. Not nearly as good and funny as I remembered it as a kid, but still better than anything by Chuck Lorre. At night, I've started watching all four series of Tales of the City in order for gay pride month. I'll watch Fellow Travelers after that.

I've been watching Downton Abbey on Amazon Prime and will start to watch Shogun on Hulu.

I Love Juicy Pussy

Baby Reindeer

"Elementary," S2-E12, as we speak. Bingeing.

Took a break with the new "Password," because Jimmy Fallon is brilliant with clues.

Mama’s Family

[quote] Jimmy Fallon is brilliant with clues.

Never would have guessed it by looking at him.

Charlie’s Angels - Little Angels of The Night from season 2

I started bingewatching later seasons of NCIS. I wanted to see Fez as Special Agent Nick Torres. I like him a lot. He doesn't remind me of That '70s Show anymore. Also, they replaced Mark Harmon with Gary Cole. I was never able to stand Gibbs, especially when he picked on DiNozzo, which was always, so I enjoyed the absence of Gibbs' assholery.

Then I started watching older episodes with Gibbs/Harmon in them. He still annoys the fuck out of me, but I like the other characters so much by now, I keep watching. Every now and then, I'll find an episode in someone's IMDB where then guested on NCIS. The latest was Spencer Treat Clark (gay boyfriend on Animal Kingdom; Stephen Frame on Another World), and I've been watching the episodes that followed his. Hope he gets a new show soon.

Diff’rent Strokes

Scooby Doo

“After the Flood”. Looked promising but quickly descended into soap opera territory, compounded by an amateurish script.

It did have a tasty male lead, though.

R275, You think there's a connection between looks and intellect? Are you 12?

Not to mention Jimmy is completely normal in appearance.

Jeopardy!

I just started watching Boardwalk Empire on HBo. I saw it years ago when it first came on, but I decided to watch it again. It holds up. Excellent period piece about Prohibition and gangsters. Brilliant cast, too.

I'm slogging through Geek Girl.

I'm really running out of things to watch.

Try The Tower, R280. Much better.

R281 = Mrs. Fallon, Jimmy's mom. Sorry dear, but Jimmy looks "special".

The season finale of "Poker Face."

Diff’rent Strokes with Adelaide as the housekeeper

I was tired of all the violence a filth so I started watching Ugly Betty. I never saw it before. I really like it!

After reading the "Favorite Hymns" thread, I went back to 1991 and started watching Homefront and I'll Fly Away. Watching Homefront makes me sad because my best friend and I used to watch it together, but he died right around the time the second season started.

I'll Fly Away is a little shocking in its use of the "N word", but it is an honest, heartfelt drama about two interconnected families, one white, one black, in Georgia in the late 1950s and early '60s. It's one of my favorite shows of all time, from Joshua Brand and John Falsey, who also created Northern Exposure and St. Elsewhere.

Each of these shows is so much better than anything on TV today. So thanks, "Favorite Hymns" thread starter.

Abbot Elementary-Our Dreamgirl Sheryl Lee Ralph

I’ve been bingeing on 911: Lone Star cuz of the gay storyline aka #Tarlos. Now I love the show and there’s plenty of episodes on Hulu.

Leave It To Beaver on right now.

Ep. 1 of "Deadwater Fell" on Acorn.

I think Lone Star 911 may have been canceled. It's been on hiatus for too long now. 911 moved from Fox to ABC but I wonder if the other is having issues finding a home.

Gonna watch that new Apple TV show with Jake Gylenhall tonight. I know I misspelled his last name but I’m too lazy to correct it right now.

The Sixth Commandment

A dramatisation of actual events, the deaths of Peter Farquhar and Ann Moore-Martin, two older residents and neighbours from the small village of Maids Moreton, who both died after meeting and falling in love with a younger man, Ben Field.

R297 that looks good.

The Boys

Presumed Innocent with Jake Gyllenhall on Apple TV+

"Presumed Straight" with Jake Gyllenhaal.

I’m not paying to watch Presumed Innocent. I was able to watch 1 episode for free, but that’s it.

I’m rewatching Angel with David Boreanaz.

R300 the name is Swedish. So think double "a"

R302 are you waiting for a medal?

Hudson & Rex

Hudson & Rex is a good show. Great scenery of Newfoundland too. It's a beautiful place.

Murder, She Wrote - I rarely watched this when first broadcast, so I usually see something new. I think today was the first time I rewatched an episode.

Rig 47, a Christie-type “And Then There Were None” mystery set on a Norwegian oil rig in the North Sea. During a Hurricane. Reviews were scathing re not how this works on an oil rig and a hurricane at Christmas? But if you can let that go, it kept you guessing. Two seasons on Roku.

Not counting the Paris Olympics, the last show I watched was The Mary Tyler Moore Show, 4, E19. "When Rhoda lets out one of Mary's secrets, and refuses to apologize, it leads to the first serious test of their friendship." Before that it was Mammals E3 narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

"Grace" on Britbox.

S3E7 of NCIS, which I used to watch sporadically in its original run. It's Cote de Pablo and Lauren Holly's first season. Was it really possible to be as sex piggy in the workplace as DeNozzo a mere 19 years ago?

227

EVIL

Just finished Mary and George, and I haaaated it. Glad that thing was only one short season because it never congealed, it never got better. And yet once I commit, it often feel obligated to keep trying to give a show a chance. It was a slog.

Prior to that I was on a Danny McBride kick, so we're talking Eastbound and Down, Vice Principals, and the Righteous Gemstones.

Succession hooked me at first episode, I was all-in the second Kendall Roy was rapping in the back of the limo. I want more of THAT feeling. Taking suggestions. Until them its Murder She Wrote and Fantasy Island reruns. Please save me!

House of the Dragon.

Now the long wait begins for season three, which start filming in 2025

Nadie nos va a extrañar on Prime Video. Mexican show with a cute gay storyline.

Season 4 of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix.

Both seasons of "Loot" with Maya Rudolph. Just started to watch "Veep" which (so far) is amazing.

The Bay. It's a British crime drama.

S27 E7 of "Silent Witness."

r319 Any idea when S5 will be available on Britbox?

The Apprentice

R321 Sorry, don't know. I'm Norwegian so I'm watching season 5 on NRK.

Watching Heartbeat on Prime. I'm on Season 12.

Archive 81.

It’s fascinating cosmic horror. The protagonist is a soft-spoken Everyman, a video tech guy restoring badly damaged tapes made by a woman investigating an apartment building in Manhattan which is in the thrall of an extradimensional horror.

The tapes were made in 1994 and he’s restoring them in maybe 2019 or so. You see him fixing the tapes, then you see him watch them, then the storytelling jumps back to the woman’s timeframe in ‘94, when she’s filming.

It’s slow burn and not for everyone, but I find it mesmerizing. I was very disappointed to read that Netflix wasn’t going ahead with a second season.

[quote][R321] Sorry, don't know. I'm Norwegian so I'm watching season 5 on NRK.

Unrelated aside: I never realized until I started watching British TV shows on a regular basis (I live in California) how close Norway is to Great Britain. Especially noticeable in shows set in Scotland, like "Annika" and "Shetland."

R326 It's close, yes. Shetland and the Orkney islands used to be part of Norway. Orkney islands want to join Norway again.

The Superbowl

$25,000 Pyramid in the YouTube clip Vicki Lawrence guesses the word dike (Dutch Things) without any clue

Bonanza

Just started "Red Eye", a fairly new UK series with Richard Armitage. It's an obvious rip-off of "Hijack" but it looks like it might be entertaining. Mostly set on a single flight from London to Beijing.

All four seasons of Babylon Berlin.

[quote]All four seasons of Babylon Berlin.

I love the look of this series. I want to ride on one of those open elevators in the police station.

I think Season 1 is the best. The subsequent seasons seem to tame things down more. But I’m looking forward to Season 5.

Started watching S4 of "Wisting" on SundanceNow. That show never disappoints even though the last couple of seasons were short with only 4 episodes.

I've been watching Young Sheldon and The Interview With the Vampire.

Just did a rewatch of all three six-episode seasons of Slow Horses ahead of the S4 premiere next week. They were just as good the second time. Give Gary Oldman all the awards!

[quote]Give Gary Oldman all the awards!

What a career! He’s played Sid Vicious, Joe Orton, Lee Harvey Oswald, Dracula, Beethoven, Pontus Pilate, Sirius Black, Winston Churchill, Harry Truman, Herman Mankiewicz, Jackson Lamb

Glitch, an Aussie series that I loved. Then Fire Country, which I also loved. Now watching Grimm, and AHS, season 2.

"The King of Warsaw" on Walter Presents.

TV adaptation of a popular Polish novel.

Gritty, violent, sexy, intriguing.

Absolutely Fabulous on Amazon Britbox.

More King of Warsaw:

Grace

The Tower

Family Guy

EastEnders.

Love BritBox!

Young Sheldon

Ridley

Vegetable Soup 1975

Queenie's Castle, thanks to this illustrious website.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. I'm in season one.

Mamas Family season 3

The first episode of "Hawaiian Eye" on Youtube. It was OK, nothing exciting.

The first two episodes of S2 of "The Old Man." So far, so good.

Alt For Norge about Norwegian Americans.

The Madness on Netflix

"Astrid" on Walter Presents (PBS)

XO Kitty season 2, but just because Anthony Keyvan is so damn hot.

The Traitors UK season 3

Ep 5 of the new season of ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL.

Mama’s Family

R356 and R359 I love both of these!

A Crime to Remember on Prime. So well done!

Six Feet Under, Season 4 Episode 2. On demand, of course.

227

The penultimate episode of "Vera" on Britbox.

My 300 lb tumor

The Residence on Netflix

Father Brown on Britbox.

Mid-Century Modern. I've binged it three times already!

Beyond the Gates.

Call the Midwife

Golden Palace

Jeopardy

The Cosby Show -it’s on right now.

The Amazing Race.

Route 66. I’m back to my old stuff as background noise.

The Last of Us. I've never watched it before, so I thought I'd start at the beginning. I was not surprised it was so violent, but I was surprised at how disgusting some of it is.

Let us know when you've seen Episode 3.

The Residence.

A lot of fun

Childrens Hospital

The Amazing Race

You on Netflix

Depends what you mean by “watched.”

The last episode of a tv show I watched was an episode of “From” on Thursday night.

But the last show I watched from start to finish was Severance s2.

Zwarte Tulp (Black Tulip) from Walter Presents on PBS Passport.

Dutch, Subtitled.

Follows two families in the countryside of the Netherlands in their quest to produce a black tulip and who become archenemies after a mysterious accident in the past.

Black Mirror. Only slightly less despair than reality

The Residence

Black Mirror. That first episode stayed with me for days. Heartbreaking.