What can I binge today?

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The Bear on Hulu

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Workin’ Moms (Netflix)
Catastrophe (Prime)

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Anonymous wrote:Offspring is required viewing. You can just do seasons 1-4. But definitely stick with it if you can. I didn’t love season one but the series is on my top 5 ever list.

Ugh, I could never get into that show.

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Anonymous wrote:I really liked On the Verge - Netflix - not new but it was the right mix of cast for me (and I'm their age so maybe it's a life stage thing too?)

I liked that too! The German au pair cracked me up.

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New poster, thank you so much, just started Saint X!

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Selling Sunset

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Anonymous wrote:Have you watched Only Murders in the Building yet? It’s excellent.

No, I haven’t! I’m kind of turned off by the young musician/actor, but maybe I will try it next!

It's so so good - but if you hate Selena Gomez, you might not like it.

I don't really like Selena Gomez and her monotone but love Steve Martin and that was enough for me to like Only Murders in the Building, fwiw.

This show was my first real exposure to Gomez other than seeing her picture a lot over the years (she's gorgeous and has a great stylist). It did take me a minute to get used to her voice, but the show is so good I got over that quickly. Give it a try unless you truly dislike Gomez and would be distracted by her.

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Anonymous wrote:Get Peacock just for the month - $4.95

Binge Based on a True Story, then Robert Wone documentary, then Casey Anthony documentary.

Cancel at the end of your month.

Thanks! These are definitely up my alley, except for the Kaley Cuoco one (she kind of stresses me out).

I found the Armie Hammer documentary on HBO, so I’m going to start with that. Very interested in Robert Wone and Casey Anthony - if I can’t find something on the services I already have, I may have to break down and get peacock!

I just started Based on a True Story this week, and I'm enjoying it so far. My husband isn't watching it other than being in the same room while it's on, and he said something similar about Cuoco: her acting style and the way she can be a bit manic is not appealing to him. We did watch The Flight Attendant (with Cuoco on HBO Max) together and both like it, but if there's another season of that I don't know if he'll want to watch.

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Somebody, Somewhere on HBO Max.

It's hilarious, heartbreaking, and magical.

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Jane the Virgin, why women kill, Firefly Lane, the dead zone

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Anonymous wrote:Period coming. Need something familiar and comforting - think Friday Night Lights nostalgia. I also love true crime and great dramas like Mad Men and the Wire.

We have Netflix, Hulu, Disney plus, amazon prime, Apple TV, HBO Max.

Well, it's old -- but if you like true crime and haven't watched True Detective yet, all three seasons are on Hulu and it is amazing. Not true crime, but it's detective stuff. So good. Dark, though.

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Anonymous wrote:Offspring is required viewing. You can just do seasons 1-4. But definitely stick with it if you can. I didn’t love season one but the series is on my top 5 ever list.

Ugh, I could never get into that show.

+1

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I think her monotone is perfect up against Steve Martin and Martin Short.

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Anonymous wrote:Offspring is required viewing. You can just do seasons 1-4. But definitely stick with it if you can. I didn’t love season one but the series is on my top 5 ever list.

Ugh, I could never get into that show.

that’s ok. Everyone likes what they like.

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Saint X was an absolute waste of time. Terrible show!