Netflix Suggestions?
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peppermintpudgy wrote: »River
Happy Valley
Broadchurch
The Fall
Stranger Things
Black Mirror
Dang, couldn't have made a better list. Just needs Peaky Blinders. Can't think of what else is still on Netflix.0 -
Continuum. Bloodline. Lost.0
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Master Of None
Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt
Life in Pieces
Stranger Things
New Girl
Start with those0 -
Black Mirror---A dramatic fictional commentary on the relationship between the modern world and technology.
The OA--A sci-fi/fantasy about a blind girl who went missing but shows up years later. She develops a group of (mainly) younger followers and tells them the story of what happened.
Orange is the New Black--Drama-Blonde haired, white girl Piper Chapman goes to jail because her ex ratted her out. There, she encounters a culture completely different from her own--one where people are stigmatized by race and crime.
13 Reasons Why--Drama-A high school teenager leaves 13 tapes behind explaining the reasons why she killed herself.
Chewing Gum--Comedy-Virgin Tracey seeks out a way to lose her virginity.
Luke Cage--Drama based on the comic book character.
And Brad Pitt has a cool movie on there called War Machine. Not a typical role for him.1 -
I forgot about thenOA that one is really good0
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@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »I just started The 100 ...97 years post nuclear apocalypse, humans have been surviving on a space station and they send 100 criminal teenagers back to Earth to see if it's inhabitable again.
It ends when Will Smith and his son come back and find earth to be a very hostile place.
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Mystery Science Theater 3000!1
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@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »I just started The 100 ...97 years post nuclear apocalypse, humans have been surviving on a space station and they send 100 criminal teenagers back to Earth to see if it's inhabitable again.
It ends when Will Smith and his son come back and find earth to be a very hostile place.
Stop referencing movies I haven't seen! Is it Wild Wild West??
A western movie about two traveling spacemen who come back to 1870's America only to find it in a deepening conflict between cowboys and Indians. Yeah, that's the one.0 -
@LauraInTheWater wrote: »Orange is the New Black--Drama-Blonde haired, white girl Piper Chapman goes to jail because her ex ratted her out. There, she encounters a culture completely different from her own--one where people are stigmatized by race and crime.
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Explain how that show wins Best Comedy?0 -
Malcolm in the Middle! - American family that has low income, but a genius as a child! Will constantly keep you laughing!
Fresh Meat - Group of kids from UK join college and share the same apartment!
The Inbetweeners - A new outcast student named Will makes friends with three other outcasts, extreeemely funny!
Stranger Things
OITNB
Glitch...only 6 episodes an hour long, reeeeally good show about a group of people from different time eras coming back from the dead! Sounds corny...but it is great!0 -
- Rick & Morty - adult cartoon, one of the highest rated of all time!
- Archer - another adult cartoon, based on a spy agency
- Sons of Anarchy - thriller/drama about a criminal bike gang
- Black Mirror - dystopian, dark sci-fi - very good!
- Bates Motel - based on Norman Bates life pre-Psycho movie
- Orphan Black - drama/thriller based on a con woman who sees someone that looks just like her and.....
- Arrested Development - comedy series about a rich, dysfunctional family
- Narcos - life of Pablo Escobar
- Trailer Park Boys - Mockumentary comedy series
- Dexter - series about a 'good' serial killer
- Luther - British crime drama
I could go on... haha!
Also, these two aren't on Netflix but I HIGHLY recommend:- The Jinx - real crime documentary - it's outstanding
- Vikings - this is on Amazon
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the flash, good show1
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Seconding Rick and Morty (forgot they put it on Netflix now) and Mystery Science Theater 3000 both new and old
If you want any more suggestions
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Any Adam Sandler movie should work.0
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It's after earth, wild Wild West is much betterMeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »I just started The 100 ...97 years post nuclear apocalypse, humans have been surviving on a space station and they send 100 criminal teenagers back to Earth to see if it's inhabitable again.
It ends when Will Smith and his son come back and find earth to be a very hostile place.
Stop referencing movies I haven't seen! Is it Wild Wild West??MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Seconding Rick and Morty (forgot they put it on Netflix now) and Mystery Science Theater 3000 both new and old
If you want any more suggestions
RICK AND MORTY ON NETFLIX?????0 -
Are you all trolling me about rick and morty? Because I'll be grumpy if I bought both seasons on vudu for nothing0
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TeinyWinehouse wrote: »Black Mirror.
Agree! Like a modern day version of Twilight Zone.0 -
The Last Kingdom
Frontier
The Originals
Supernatural
Once Upon A Time
Black Mirror
Being Human
Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories
Kurt Seyit & Sura
Vampire Diaries
Drop Dead Diva
Riverdale
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Started watching Iron Fist. I've been putting it off since I thought it would be boring but since it's connected The Defenders I gave it a go. Pretty good!0
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Yeah Rick and Morty isn't on American Netflix0
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I like a lot of Eli Roth movies recently I watched The Green Inferno and Aftershock on Netflix. I also liked the series liked Hemlock Grove (♥♥Famke Janssen).
His stuff is good for shock value + gore. As with most "horror" there is quite a bit of laughable cheesy stuff.
I started re-watching the last season of Fringe, I missed a bunch when it originally aired.
I liked Jessica Jones.
I'm waiting for season 4 of Falling Skies to become available in Canada, it's a fun show.
Jane the Virgin I found quite funny, haven't checked if season 3 is there yet.
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The almighty johnsons
It's a Norse gods bases kind of show. It's three seasons but it's good1 -
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... And chill0
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Grace and Frankie: very smart comedy about two women in their 70s whose husbands leave them for each other. Stars Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. Enough said.
Call the Midwife: drama about midwives working in London's East End in the late 1950s-early 1960s. Impressive at dealing with sensitive and complex issues of class, race, gender, religion, etc. I think Netflix only has the first few seasons; it's airing on PBS.
Longmire: crime drama set in Wyoming, based around a sheriff who's battling inner demons and isn't an *kitten*. Great stuff on white-Native relations, sleazy developer types, etc.
Definitely Murdoch Mysteries (in Canada we have the later seasons on CBC), and Schitt's Creek, which is hilarious. Also, isn't Scandal on Netflix?
Not sure if Being Erica is on Netflix, but if so: a 30-something woman who's trying to figure out her life ends up with a "therapist" who specializes in time travel and sends her back in time to face various regrets. Amazingly smart, clever show. Ran for four seasons on CBC; should have run longer.0
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