I highly recommend Longmire on Netflix.

I know This thread is long and it may have been mentioned before , but Longmire is one of the best dramas that I've seen over the past few years.

I got hooked on it when it started on A&E, then after season 3, when A&E stopped original programming, Netflix picked up the final 3 seasons. Great writing , an outstanding cast. A modern day Western set in Wyoming.

Is now on the cable channel The Circle every weeknight at 7:00 pm ( The Circle is channel # 153 on Spectrum in Wake County). I've gotten re-energized watching the series again.

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I highly recommend Longmire on Netflix.

I know This thread is long and it may have been mentioned before , but Longmire is one of the best dramas that I've seen over the past few years.

I got hooked on it when it started on A&E, then after season 3, when A&E stopped original programming, Netflix picked up the final 3 seasons. Great writing , an outstanding cast. A modern day Western set in Wyoming.

Is now on the cable channel The Circle every weeknight at 7:00 pm ( The Circle is channel # 153 on Spectrum in Wake County). I've gotten re-energized watching the series again.

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Longmire was GREAT!

Finally got around to the first three episodes of Andor. I am a bit of a Star Wars fan, but I really enjoyed the departure from the Star Wars normal. Its not like anything else they have done, but so far I am really liking the direction its going.

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5 episodes into Rings of Power and my interest is starting to wane a bit. The plot seems to be moving forward at a glacial pace. I'm going to give it a full season but Amazon looks like they have a chance at going 0/2 on big budget high fantasy series in the past year with this and the Wheel of Time series.

House of the Dragon on the otherhand grabbed my interest from episode 1 and hasn't let go. I could have a few nitpicks of course (you could maybe say its a bit rushed with all the time jumps) but overall its been a well written and very well acted series.

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Same - I find myself on my phone a decent amount with Rings of Power, which is disappointing because I want it to be successful. House of the Dragon has been great though, agreed.

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Finally got around to the first three episodes of Andor. I am a bit of a Star Wars fan, but I really enjoyed the departure from the Star Wars normal. Its not like anything else they have done, but so far I am really liking the direction its going.

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Rogue One is my favorite of recent movies so I'm expecting I'll like it when I get to it.

The new Dahmer series on Netflix is very disturbing but it's well done. Definitely worth a watch if you're into that kind of stuff.

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Finally got around to the first three episodes of Andor. I am a bit of a Star Wars fan, but I really enjoyed the departure from the Star Wars normal. Its not like anything else they have done, but so far I am really liking the direction its going.

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Rogue One is my favorite of recent movies so I'm expecting I'll like it when I get to it.

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Id say watch the first three in one sitting. The pacing was a bit off and feels like it should have been one long episode. It starts slowish with a decent chunk of world building, but picks up as it goes on. Its definitely unlike anything Star Wars has done so far, but really enjoying it

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I highly recommend Longmire on Netflix.

I know This thread is long and it may have been mentioned before , but Longmire is one of the best dramas that I've seen over the past few years.

I got hooked on it when it started on A&E, then after season 3, when A&E stopped original programming, Netflix picked up the final 3 seasons. Great writing , an outstanding cast. A modern day Western set in Wyoming.

Is now on the cable channel The Circle every weeknight at 7:00 pm ( The Circle is channel # 153 on Spectrum in Wake County). I've gotten re-energized watching the series again.

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Longmire was my intro to streaming a few years ago. Such a well done, enjoyable show. I actually need to restart it at some point

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Tootie4Pack said:

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I highly recommend Longmire on Netflix.

I know This thread is long and it may have been mentioned before , but Longmire is one of the best dramas that I've seen over the past few years.

I got hooked on it when it started on A&E, then after season 3, when A&E stopped original programming, Netflix picked up the final 3 seasons. Great writing , an outstanding cast. A modern day Western set in Wyoming.

Is now on the cable channel The Circle every weeknight at 7:00 pm ( The Circle is channel # 153 on Spectrum in Wake County). I've gotten re-energized watching the series again.

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Longmire was my intro to streaming a few years ago. Such a well done, enjoyable show. I actually need to restart it at some point

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Yes ! I'm up to season 4 now , about half way thru. Watching it over again reminds me of how good a show that it is.

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Tootie4Pack said:

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I highly recommend Longmire on Netflix.

I know This thread is long and it may have been mentioned before , but Longmire is one of the best dramas that I've seen over the past few years.

I got hooked on it when it started on A&E, then after season 3, when A&E stopped original programming, Netflix picked up the final 3 seasons. Great writing , an outstanding cast. A modern day Western set in Wyoming.

Is now on the cable channel The Circle every weeknight at 7:00 pm ( The Circle is channel # 153 on Spectrum in Wake County). I've gotten re-energized watching the series again.

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Longmire was my intro to streaming a few years ago. Such a well done, enjoyable show. I actually need to restart it at some point

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Yes ! I'm up to season 4 now , about half way thru. Watching it over again reminds me of how good a show that it is.

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And to your point, when it went over to Netflix, they added about 15 minutes per episode, and it became even better. And put it in that scenery.....just too easy to watch.

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I've been watching The 100 on Netflix. Probably not for everyone but I've really enjoyed it.

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I enjoyed that series, but it does get a little bit out there the longer it goes on. Something tells me they never expected it to last 7 seasons when they started it, haha.

House of the Dragon is going to be interesting. The thing that really has me keeping the faith is the show runner is a huge nerd for the entire book franchise. It's gonna be tough though. This was part of Fire and Blood and maybe only 150 pages of that or so. And they're gonna have to get 2-3 seasons out of that. Not sure they can unless they dig into what happens after the main events happen. Season 2 will be worth it 100%.

I tried to watch it but the graphics or something were funky on my TV. Looked like everything was shimmering, and couldn't see any of the background graphics. I'm assuming nobody else has had this issue.

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House of the Dragon is going to be interesting. The thing that really has me keeping the faith is the show runner is a huge nerd for the entire book franchise. It's gonna be tough though. This was part of Fire and Blood and maybe only 150 pages of that or so. And they're gonna have to get 2-3 seasons out of that. Not sure they can unless they dig into what happens after the main events happen. Season 2 will be worth it 100%.

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Biggest concern is the one of the 2 show runners already quit and is out moving forward. Hopefully it was the other guy you had the faith in, haha.

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House of the Dragon is going to be interesting. The thing that really has me keeping the faith is the show runner is a huge nerd for the entire book franchise. It's gonna be tough though. This was part of Fire and Blood and maybe only 150 pages of that or so. And they're gonna have to get 2-3 seasons out of that. Not sure they can unless they dig into what happens after the main events happen. Season 2 will be worth it 100%.

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Biggest concern is the one of the 2 show runners already quit and is out moving forward. Hopefully it was the other guy you had the faith in, haha.

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The guy that left was a director mostly, Miguel Sapochnik. And I believe I read that it was planned that way. He was there to craft the look of the show.

Thanks for the rec on Longmire. We are just starting season 4 and have thoroughly enjoyed it so far. Seasons 2 and 3 were great!

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Thanks for the rec on Longmire. We are just starting season 4 and have thoroughly enjoyed it so far. Seasons 2 and 3 were great!

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It was one of those shows where I was sad when it ended.

Really enjoyed the first season of House of the Dragons. The last two episodes really picked up the pace and I cant wait to see where the next season goes

We just finished The Watcher, based on a true story in New Jersey. Not bad, but more bizarre than anything. Folks buy a house, start receiving letters from someone called The Watcher. Letters become more threatening over time. Apparently the case has never been solved.

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We just finished The Watcher, based on a true story in New Jersey. Not bad, but more bizarre than anything. Folks buy a house, start receiving letters from someone called The Watcher. Letters become more threatening over time. Apparently the case has never been solved.

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I'm a few episodes in on this... It's interesting

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Really enjoyed the first season of House of the Dragons. The last two episodes really picked up the pace and I cant wait to see where the next season goes

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I know it's probably blasphemous to some people but I wasn't impressed. I found the last two episodes to be mildly entertaining but the other eight were just boring if I'm being honest. The only character I find remotely interesting is Daemon. I know it's just laying the ground work for down the road but it was an overall disappointment to me and I absolutely loved GOT.

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I had no expectations going in (I also havent read the book) and given the last few seasons of GoT, my hopes werent terribly high, but I thought it was well done. Definitely felt like the first season of GoT where they introduced the characters and started the story arc. The end of the season left me looking forward to the next.

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Really enjoyed the first season of House of the Dragons. The last two episodes really picked up the pace and I cant wait to see where the next season goes

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I know it's probably blasphemous to some people but I wasn't impressed. I found the last two episodes to be mildly entertaining but the other eight were just boring if I'm being honest. The only character I find remotely interesting is Daemon. I know it's just laying the ground work for down the road but it was an overall disappointment to me and I absolutely loved GOT.

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I would say that with the way they chose to structure the show, the first season was a pretty short part of the book. Some of the events in whole episodes were covered in just a few paragraphs in the book so the show was adding and really stretching some stuff to try to build up the world and the rivalries.

There's going to be no more time jumps so the will be able to really breathe and build up situations like they did in the earlier seasons of Game of Thrones. The plan is for 4 seasons of 10 episodes and the events of the war, or the "Dance of the Dragons", are only like 3 years i believe. Lots more new characters, death, and dragons to come.

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Steve Williams said:

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Really enjoyed the first season of House of the Dragons. The last two episodes really picked up the pace and I cant wait to see where the next season goes

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I know it's probably blasphemous to some people but I wasn't impressed. I found the last two episodes to be mildly entertaining but the other eight were just boring if I'm being honest. The only character I find remotely interesting is Daemon. I know it's just laying the ground work for down the road but it was an overall disappointment to me and I absolutely loved GOT.

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I would say that with the way they chose to structure the show, the first season was a pretty short part of the book. Some of the events in whole episodes were covered in just a few paragraphs in the book so the show was adding and really stretching some stuff to try to build up the world and the rivalries.

There's going to be no more time jumps so the will be able to really breathe and build up situations like they did in the earlier seasons of Game of Thrones. The plan is for 4 seasons of 10 episodes and the events of the war, or the "Dance of the Dragons", are only like 3 years i believe. Lots more new characters, death, and dragons to come.

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I would also add that there are a few really, really cool scenes that happen in the book that if they pull them off on a TV show then it will be one of the most incredible things ever done, imo. Given the amount of green screen they will need to do and the CGI necessary. Should be epic from here on out. So even if you weren't impressed with the first season, just know that it was necessary setup for the events that follow and they will be very worth your time *if* they manage to hit the mark.

Just finished Welcome to Wrexham on Hulu (FX). A soccer documentary at the Wrexham Football Club in Wales. A different set up than Sunderland Til I Die, in that it was much more produced -- the show is based on Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney buying the club that is on the edge of collapse, and a whole of it features those two, including interactions with the town, the coach, players, etc. While I much preferred the show when it was about the very blue-collar town, its citizens and the players....i get that the non-soccer fan would be attracted by those two Hollywood guys (along with advertisers!!).

Like Sunderland, you can feel the passion where this sport, and the club's success, is #1, 2, 3, and 4 in the importance in the livelihoods of many of its citizens, and that part makes it fun to watch how they react to every single event.
I'd watch another season, but hope it would be less Ryan/Rob.

Of course, their connections have gotten some Wrexham's games on the ESPN network now, lol. Thats actually pretty cool.

The Old Man, on FX/Hulu.
Loved Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow.

Show would have been fine with just them and the other players,….but when they brought in Amy Brennerman, it was all could do to stay with it. My least favorite actress and she played exactly the martyred role I assumed she would, amd still can't think of the value of what the role even meant.

Overall, kept my interest enough to suck it thru her scenes

Finally got around to watching All Quiet on the Western Front on Netflix. A tough watch, but enjoyed it. I remember reading the book for school and enjoying it, but I had forgotten about the overall story. Definitely shows the brutality of trench warfare.

If you like Harry Potter, then Wednesday is good for you. Also, good for kids.

If you're a fan of The Godfather then you need to watch The Offer on Apple.

Actually anyone would enjoy it, the cast is excellent.

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If you're a fan of The Godfather then you need to watch The Offer on Apple.

Actually anyone would enjoy it, the cast is excellent.

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Saw this already and it has great acting and really tells how hard it was to make The Godfather. Great recommendation!

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If you're a fan of The Godfather then you need to watch The Offer on Apple.

Actually anyone would enjoy it, the cast is excellent.

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Thanks for reminder. I'd wanted to see this when first hear about it, but then forgot it.

Finishing The white Lotis and will then jump over to this

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If you're a fan of The Godfather then you need to watch The Offer on Apple.

Actually anyone would enjoy it, the cast is excellent.

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Saw this already and it has great acting and really tells how hard it was to make The Godfather. Great recommendation!

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I know I had no idea what they had to go through.

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If you're a fan of The Godfather then you need to watch The Offer on Apple.

Actually anyone would enjoy it, the cast is excellent.

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Thanks for reminder. I'd wanted to see this when first hear about it, but then forgot it.

Finishing The white Lotis and will then jump over to this

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You won't be disappointed. How is White Lotus?