The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread

[popvulture]

I NEED MORE ANTHONY BOURDAIN

You mean MOURDAIN? I'll see myself out

If you're a fan of him, maybe check out Mind of a Chef. Narrated by Bourdain, so his involvement's a little brief, but the chefs the show covers are all super interesting.

[blakestree]

The OA was given a second season, yesterday!

[Iommic Pope]

Nice.
Watched the Rogan special.
Were some hilarious bits, but i found myself agreeig with him seriously more than laughing.
I also found myself sadly in lack of a fat baggie to smoke.

[jrfox92]

I'm rewatching The West Wing because I'd like to imagine that Martin Sheen is the real president instead of Trump.

[Iommic Pope]

Yeah youre not alone on that one, buddy.

[MrNovember]

Frank was awesome. I actually really enjoyed the music and overall it was pretty funny. I've also recently watched Locke, which was pretty interesting, considering it was just Tom Hardy driving in a car for an hour and a half. And American Hero was what I wanted Hancock to be; a booze and drug fuelled superhero.

[The Eristic]

Frank was good, though it really just kinda made me depressed.

I'm hesitant to admit this, but I've been watching The 100. It starts off *really* bad, but after maybe four or five episodes, it really commits to its world and actually becomes somewhat compelling in a dumb, edgy comic book kind of way. It's like The Breakfast Club + Planet of the Apes + Red Dawn + War Games + Waterworld + the first RE movie + Battlefield Earth + hot lesbians + stabbing. Takes itself soooo seriously in all the right (ie, wrong) ways.

[Iommic Pope]

Frank is great.
Ive been having trouble decing what to watch lately but all of thoae suggestions sound good, duders.

[jrfox92]

Now that I started re-watching Covert Affairs, I realize how hokey it was.

[blakestree]

Finished Frontier and actually have a good time with it.

Watched I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. It sorta took a turn from a potentially poignant story to an ultra-violence fest. Wes Andersen meets Quentin Tarantino?

Just started the final season of Penny Dreadful and was instantly reminded how much I love that show!

[MrNovember]

I just added I Don't Feel At Home to my list of movies to watch yesterday. Sound like my kind of movie

[Invisible Man]

Frank was good, though it really just kinda made me depressed.

I'm hesitant to admit this, but I've been watching The 100. It starts off *really* bad, but after maybe four or five episodes, it really commits to its world and actually becomes somewhat compelling in a dumb, edgy comic book kind of way. It's like The Breakfast Club + Planet of the Apes + Red Dawn + War Games + Waterworld + the first RE movie + Battlefield Earth + hot lesbians + stabbing. Takes itself soooo seriously in all the right (ie, wrong) ways.

Dude I watched a fair amount of that show. Season one was the most interesting, though none of them really did much for me. Tons of potential, but it never quite shed the MTV/teenage vibe that limited it. Reminded me of Chronicles of Shannara in that regard. But it's all fun and games, anyway.

[jrfox92]

Reminded me of Chronicles of Shannara in that regard. But it's all fun and games, anyway.

YES.
That show could be so good if they got rid of the idiotic "we're teenagers in a dangerous world that constantly want to fuck" thing.

[Invisible Man]

Reminded me of Chronicles of Shannara in that regard. But it's all fun and games, anyway.

YES.
That show could be so good if they got rid of the idiotic "we're teenagers in a dangerous world that constantly want to fuck" thing.

Or if they WENT FOR IT

But they water down both elements. I'll listen to Manu Bennett growl into cameras for as long as he wants to, though.

[raj007]

I'm rewatching The West Wing because I'd like to imagine that Martin Sheen is the real president instead of Trump.

Yesssss. My wife and I are doing the same thing.

Also--Chef's Table is special. Incredibly inspiring.