What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

Oh I've already caught up and am rewatching it again now lol

 

We've considered re-watching from the beginning, but need to finish S5 first.

 

Definitely worth it, there's a lot of little hints and foreshadowing that makes more sense when you know how it plays out. Although, there are some character plots from early on that just sort of disappeared along the way... Like Detective Miller's partner on Ceres, he got a good amount of screen time in season one and then just disappeared I guess.

 

Expanse looks like a cool sci-fi series and it's on Amazon Prime too. Will check it out!

 

Just started watching it tonight. Looks good.

 

Body of Proof. Sort of like "Bones"

 

It is a little confusing and a slow burn at first. Stick with it. You won't be disappointed.

 

Been recently enjoying 'The Last Kingdom' on Netflix. Historically correct series with of course some melodramatic non-fiction stuff but it's entertaining! Going to try 'Gomorrah' next on HBO Max.

 

Watched The Silencing on Prime, movie starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jamie from Game of Thrones). Was pretty good, one of those 'father seeking revenge for his lost daughter' kinds of movies. Nothing unique or mind blowing cinema or anything, but a good movie if you need something new to watch.

 

Started watching Wanda Vision and I like it so far.

 

Wife and I made it maybe 15 minutes. Not our thing I guess.

 

Wife and I watched the first two episodes and I think we only put on the second episode to figure out wtf is going on.

 

I think some people like the retro stuff, some like the magic sci-fi. I just thought it was not very funny.

 

Spoiler: Book spoilers

Havelock's story arc was completely different in the show vs. the books. He's in book four quite a bit but I don't think they brought him back in the TV show (season four) because the actor was filming Magnum PI and the TV plot had kinda diverged to where they could get away without needing Havelock.

I think we were just confused as to what the hell it was about. Kinda just throws you in there without any explanation.

 

“Trapped” on Amazon Prime. Icelandic murder mystery. Some good snow driving scenes.

 

I was initially lost with it, but after the 3rd episode, it's coming into focus.

 

Does the humor pick up? I like slapstick, I like witty, deep humor, sometime really dry humor, this show just misses the mark. I mean we chuckled a little when she "made dinner" for the boss, that scene was OK...........

 

Gotcha. We've only seen the first two so far.

 

New to this thread I have Hulu Live, Prime, and Roku. Binge watched Schitt's Creek - loved it. Watched A Teacher on Hulu - little disturbing subject matter But thought it well done. Up to the most recent episode on Hulu of For Life - really enjoying it, based on a true story. Find some of it to stretch reality a bit but possible.

 

All is not what it seems...