What’s the Last TV Series You Watched?

[Phantom255x]

I first saw some clips on Youtube and then got hooked on a series called "Manifest". I know it aired on NBC in the past but never watched it.

I was and still am interested in the whole "MH370" fiasco and disappearance, and this series is also about a flight that to all the passengers and pilots was "routine" but when they landed, they found out five years had passed and most of their loved ones and the world thought they were dead.

[Roy H.]

I'm watching Bodkin on Netflix.  It's mediocre, but it's set in my favorite place in the world, West Cork Ireland.

[sahara]

Started watching “Severance” on Apple TV+. It’s well done, but can definitely mess with your head.

Severance is absolutely amazing, can´t wait for the second season. I`d only seen maybe one promotional poster and honestly thought it would be a courtroom drama 

Silo was excellent too.

Constellation was absolute rubbish though, dreadful directing and writing.

All on Apple TV+.

[Goldstar88]

Started watching “Severance” on Apple TV+. It’s well done, but can definitely mess with your head.

Severance is absolutely amazing, can´t wait for the second season. I`d only seen maybe one promotional poster and honestly thought it would be a courtroom drama 

Silo was excellent too.

Constellation was absolute rubbish though, dreadful directing and writing.

All on Apple TV+.

Funny enough, Silo was the series I started last night after finishing Severance. 

Enjoying it so far! Also, Severance was very well done.

[sahara]

Started watching “Severance” on Apple TV+. It’s well done, but can definitely mess with your head.

Severance is absolutely amazing, can´t wait for the second season. I`d only seen maybe one promotional poster and honestly thought it would be a courtroom drama 

Silo was excellent too.

Constellation was absolute rubbish though, dreadful directing and writing.

All on Apple TV+.

Funny enough, Silo was the series I started last night after finishing Severance. 

Enjoying it so far! Also, Severance was very well done.

Funny enough, Severance was the series I started after finishing Silo.   

[Donoghus]

Been watching Full Swing Season Two. 

[Goldstar88]

Started watching “Severance” on Apple TV+. It’s well done, but can definitely mess with your head.

Severance is absolutely amazing, can´t wait for the second season. I`d only seen maybe one promotional poster and honestly thought it would be a courtroom drama 

Silo was excellent too.

Constellation was absolute rubbish though, dreadful directing and writing.

All on Apple TV+.

Funny enough, Silo was the series I started last night after finishing Severance. 

Enjoying it so far! Also, Severance was very well done.

Funny enough, Severance was the series I started after finishing Silo.   

 

[ozgod]

House of the Dragon Season 2 coming June 16 (I think). That gives me a month to finish off the last 2 episodes of Fallout and re-watch all of HOTD Season 1 to remember what happened. I've read GRRM's Fire and Blood and know all about that Dance of the Dragons period but there are enough differences in the TV show to warrant a re-watch 

[Goldstar88]

House of the Dragon Season 2 coming June 16 (I think). That gives me a month to finish off the last 2 episodes of Fallout and re-watch all of HOTD Season 1 to remember what happened. I've read GRRM's Fire and Blood and know all about that Dance of the Dragons period but there are enough differences in the TV show to warrant a re-watch 

You’re really going to do that to yourself? 

[gift]

Started watching “Severance” on Apple TV+. It’s well done, but can definitely mess with your head.

Severance is absolutely amazing, can´t wait for the second season. I`d only seen maybe one promotional poster and honestly thought it would be a courtroom drama 

Severance is one of the best pieces of fiction I've either watched or read in a long time. A true future classic. Foundation on apple tv was also very good. I disliked the Dune movie because I didn't think it came close to doing justice to the book (or universe). But I never read the Foundation series, so perhaps that allowed me to enjoy it more. There's also that it's a series and I don't think you can put epics into films anymore when there's the possibility of splitting a story into 6-8 high quality episodes per season.

[ozgod]

House of the Dragon Season 2 coming June 16 (I think). That gives me a month to finish off the last 2 episodes of Fallout and re-watch all of HOTD Season 1 to remember what happened. I've read GRRM's Fire and Blood and know all about that Dance of the Dragons period but there are enough differences in the TV show to warrant a re-watch 

You’re really going to do that to yourself? 

I'm one of those people with a short attention span so I have to re-watch something I watched a year ago to remember the nuances of it, so I can enjoy the next series 

I know how the story ends, but the Dance of the Dragons was only a couple of chapters in GRRM's book so it was fleshed out a lot more in the series. It would be nice if some kind YouTuber complied a "The Story So Far" so I wouldn't have to re-watch 

[Roy H.]

House of the Dragon Season 2 coming June 16 (I think). That gives me a month to finish off the last 2 episodes of Fallout and re-watch all of HOTD Season 1 to remember what happened. I've read GRRM's Fire and Blood and know all about that Dance of the Dragons period but there are enough differences in the TV show to warrant a re-watch 

You’re really going to do that to yourself? 

I'm one of those people with a short attention span so I have to re-watch something I watched a year ago to remember the nuances of it, so I can enjoy the next series 

I know how the story ends, but the Dance of the Dragons was only a couple of chapters in GRRM's book so it was fleshed out a lot more in the series. It would be nice if some kind YouTuber complied a "The Story So Far" so I wouldn't have to re-watch 

Overall I liked HOTD fine.  Way better than the last two seasons of GOT.

[Neurotic Guy]

Watched the 3 Stooges documentary “Hey Moe, Hey Dad” - narrated, co-written by Moe’s son Paul Howard. On Prime.

Can’t say that I out and out recommend it, though I did enjoy it.   The narration is hokey and sometimes annoying. However, if you are intrigued by learning about the lives of people who did some interesting things in an interesting era, there is definitely something there. I wouldn’t say I was ever a huge Stooges fan - a bit when I was a kid, not so much in many decades. But, as characters/people, they interest me.  And this doc does get into their personalities and lives and relationships with decent clips from their films, but also interviews with family and fans (some well known), and some video and audio interviews with the Stooges themselves. Tells an interesting story of their rise to fame and their struggle to stay relevant in an era gone by.

[Redz]

Watched the 3 Stooges documentary “Hey Moe, Hey Dad” - narrated, co-written by Moe’s son Paul Howard. On Prime.

Can’t say that I out and out recommend it, though I did enjoy it.   The narration is hokey and sometimes annoying. However, if you are intrigued by learning about the lives of people who did some interesting things in an interesting era, there is definitely something there. I wouldn’t say I was ever a huge Stooges fan - a bit when I was a kid, not so much in many decades. But, as characters/people, they interest me.  And this doc does get into their personalities and lives and relationships with decent clips from their films, but also interviews with family and fans (some well known), and some video and audio interviews with the Stooges themselves. Tells an interesting story of their rise to fame and their struggle to stay relevant in an era gone by.

Thanks for the heads  They were definitely fascinating guys.  I use a bunch of their lines on the regular!

[Neurotic Guy]

Watched the 3 Stooges documentary “Hey Moe, Hey Dad” - narrated, co-written by Moe’s son Paul Howard. On Prime.

Can’t say that I out and out recommend it, though I did enjoy it.   The narration is hokey and sometimes annoying. However, if you are intrigued by learning about the lives of people who did some interesting things in an interesting era, there is definitely something there. I wouldn’t say I was ever a huge Stooges fan - a bit when I was a kid, not so much in many decades. But, as characters/people, they interest me.  And this doc does get into their personalities and lives and relationships with decent clips from their films, but also interviews with family and fans (some well known), and some video and audio interviews with the Stooges themselves. Tells an interesting story of their rise to fame and their struggle to stay relevant in an era gone by.

Thanks for the heads  They were definitely fascinating guys.  I use a bunch of their lines on the regular!

Soitenly. I’ll be interested to hear what you think.

Btw - I almost dumped it in the middle of episode 1, but stuck with it and it turned out a pretty decent watch. 9 episodes in all.