What are you streaming on Amazon, Netflix, etc?

And lets point out the series is kinda like 24, every episode is an hour of a one-day 12-hour shift that got extended 3 hours due to that incident.

 

I liked it too. It's a lite version of "Dirty Jobs".

 

He spends the whole episode at a one place. Not so much dirty jobs but more entrepreneurial

 

Spotlight (2015). Prime. Great cast and eye-opening storyline - about the Boston Globe exposing the catholic church’s cover-up of pedophile priests.

Copycat (1995). Prime. Good crime thriller. Harry Connick Jr did well as a bad guy - I didn’t recognize him at first.

 

Broadchurch on Kanopy

 

Rewatching the Chi on paramount. I feel like if its been years in between seasons i literally barely remember it so gotta rewatch it all

 

Finished See No Evil, Hear No Evil with Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder on Netflix.

Felt like a boilerplate 80s buddy-movie. Not bad, always a fan of Gene Wilder

Prior to that was Breakfast Club on Netflix. Seen it countless times and always enjoy it.

 

The Chosen E3-5 latest season

 

Watched the last episode of Narcos last night. Watched all of them including the Mexico ones. Now we’re bumming for another show to watch.

 

If you liked those, be sure to watch Zero Zero Zero, on Prime I think. One of my favorite cartel themed shows ever produced, unfortunately it was a one off mini series but still worth watching

 

I’ll check it out thanks

 

Hardcore Henry (2015). Prime. Average acting; decent special effects considering the low budget; nonstop action. Did not like the POV format.

First Reformed (2017). Prime. Distributed in US by A24, so you know it will be something different. Someone said it best - the film is oddly mesmerizing. It got an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay.

 

Just started Covert Affair on Peacock. The lady is on a CIA kick lately after starting Taken.
We also finished Waterfront.

 

I think they need to find other topics aside from flooding us with crime dramas and zombies. That’s so Oprah

 

Well there is Poop Cruise and 15 documentaries on the people who believed the clown who thought a carbon fiber tube would hold at 16,000 feet of water

 

How was waterfront? would you recommend? I goy halfway through the first episode, seemed promising, but had to step away to do something?

 

I watched the latest one on the deep sea beer can dude lol. What gets me is the idiots who went in there with him lol. He said the popping noises were the carbon fiber seasoning lol

 

Exactly. I saw his face and wouldn't believe that guy if he told me I had junk mail in my mail box.

 

Speaking of McAfee, the documentary on him on Netflix had some real WTF moments when I watched it years back

 

I see what you did there.

Yeah THAT dude was nuttier than squirrel shit.