TV Streaming series to talk about.

I searched for "Dark Winds" and didn't come up with any hits, so I guess it hasn't gotten any mention on this thread. It's really good. The main executive producers are Robert Redford and George RR Martin. It's about a Navajo tribal police officer on the reservation in Arizona/New Mexico, and each season follows one case. There have been 3 seasons so far.

The episode I watched last night, S03E06, is probably one of the best episodes of a TV series that I can remember watching.

Two thumbs up.
 
Ok Stick was enjoyable. Not amazing but a good watch. It started and I was not engaged at all but it got better. Santi is annoying but most teens are
 
"Outrageous" is good.

"Based on the story of the Mitford sisters, six sisters who refused to play by the rules and whose often-scandalous lives made headlines around the world. Set in the 1930s, it is a tale of betrayal, scandal, heartache and even imprisonment."

Oh, and fascism.
 
On the final season of Better Call Saul. It finally got good after the first two seasons and even better once they got rid of the storyline with his brother. I wonder why they shot the future stuff when he is in hiding in black and white.
 
We watched a season on a show on Netflix called Hunting Wives.

It's a who dunit wrapped in a slightly slutty train wreck, with a touch of Texas political hyperboly.
 
Ramrouser said:
The quality shows on PBS will live on since they have an audience. (I’ll continue to donate). I hope NPR dies on the vine as it now exists solely for liberal, white cat ladies.
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I dunno, man. I love NPR, and I am a somewhat moderate, white, dog man.
 
I see that another season (S5) of Babylon Berlin is in the works. I’ve only seen the first three (loved it) but Netflix didn’t pick up the fourth and I’d since forgotten about it. Now that a final season is coming, I’m tempted to buy S4-5 when available.
 
Has anyone seen Sneaky Pete? Trying to decide if I want to add it to my watch list. The concept of the series sounds good to me.
 
King of the Hill returned on Hulu today, it's a ten-episode season. The characters have all aged a little over a decade - Hank is retired, Bobby is a 21-year-old chef and part owner of a restaurant in Dallas, and so on. I loved the show in its initial run from 1996 to 2009. The only thing that really seems off is that some of the character's voices have changed due to the deaths or replacement of the original voice actors, the most noticeable changes are to Dale and Kahn. My wife and I have watched the first three episodes and it's still pretty good. I'd say that series creators Mike Judge & Greg Daniels haven't lost their touch.
 
Mulberry Heel said:
King of the Hill returned on Hulu today, it's a ten-episode season. The characters have all aged a little over a decade - Hank is retired, Bobby is a 21-year-old chef and part owner of a restaurant in Dallas, and so on. I loved the show in its initial run from 1996 to 2009. The only thing that really seems off is that some of the character's voices have changed due to the deaths or replacement of the original voice actors, the most noticeable changes are to Dale and Kahn. My wife and I have watched the first three episodes and it's still pretty good. I'd say that series creators Mike Judge & Greg Daniels haven't lost their touch.
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Too much Mrs Dash Peggy Hill
 
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