‘Shtisel’ Season 3 Arriving on Netflix in Late March 2021.. Countdown!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIVeu2F9DJM

I could listen to this on a loop all day.

My gift back for you PP..
this is not Shtisel related but the music in this movie
is amazing.. wit for the scene with cows.. OMG.. see it .. that piece that starts at 1:20 marker..
even better in the movie..

[Anonymous]

Srugim is a 3-season Israeli drama that is excellent, too.

[Anonymous]

This show led me to Srugim, which was also well worth it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This show led me to Srugim, which was also well worth it.

Tell us more, you got our attention.

[Anonymous]

I liked Srugim until she moved to the settlement and then I couldn't enjoy it anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Shissssssssssh..

Some already got lucky..

On December 17, 2020, an online world premier event for Season 3, Episode 1 was hosted by the Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center.[17] Season 3 will stream on Netflix starting March 25, 2021.[18]

I paid to see the first on December 17th and a Milwaukee JCC offered the first three episodes this past weekend. Three episodes in, season three is every bit as good as the prior seasons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Shissssssssssh..

Some already got lucky..

On December 17, 2020, an online world premier event for Season 3, Episode 1 was hosted by the Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center.[17] Season 3 will stream on Netflix starting March 25, 2021.[18]

I paid to see the first on December 17th and a Milwaukee JCC offered the first three episodes this past weekend. Three episodes in, season three is every bit as good as the prior seasons.

OOOOOOOOOOHhh... you lucky dog!!!!

I would ask you for spoil ins because I love to know but I know others would jump me so I have to wait

but just tell u s.. do they move the action to US or stay in Israel? They were talking about moving it to
Williamsburg NY..

just say yes or no..

[Anonymous]

PP who watched it already.. how much did you pay for it to betray us all... 30 pieces of silver?

[Anonymous]

If you enjoyed this, what else have you loved?

I’ve liked:

My brilliant friend
The night of

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP who watched it already.. how much did you pay for it to betray us all... 30 pieces of silver?

Ha! It was $36 and worth it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Shissssssssssh..

Some already got lucky..

On December 17, 2020, an online world premier event for Season 3, Episode 1 was hosted by the Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center.[17] Season 3 will stream on Netflix starting March 25, 2021.[18]

I paid to see the first on December 17th and a Milwaukee JCC offered the first three episodes this past weekend. Three episodes in, season three is every bit as good as the prior seasons.

OOOOOOOOOOHhh... you lucky dog!!!!

I would ask you for spoil ins because I love to know but I know others would jump me so I have to wait

but just tell u s.. do they move the action to US or stay in Israel? They were talking about moving it to
Williamsburg NY..

just say yes or no..

Still in Israel. Otherwise, my lips are sealed. There is supposed to be an American version being made but the story line is nothing like the original. I learned of these things on the Facebook discussion group which actually has very interesting posts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This show led me to Srugim, which was also well worth it.

Tell us more, you got our attention.

DP here. Srugim is on Amazon Prime, 3 seasons. It is about a more "modern" stream of Orthodox Jews in Israel, dati leumi. By American standards, this would still be a very conservative religious community, but it's a much less sheltered, less restrictive, less sex-segregated community than the Yerushalmi charedim in Shtisel. The main characters in Srugim are working young dati leumi singles working their way through dating (in their way), career issues, and finding their place religiously.

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Anonymous wrote:I started the series yesterday based on this thread. Thanks - enjoying it.

Where are you PP, did you finish all episodes in time for the new season? Oe are you savoring it..

It’s not an either or. I’m on episode 11/12 AND savoring it. It’s very good.

I hear you.. it sucks when you hit a last episode of your beloved series.. take it slow ...

I should clarify I was on 11/12 of the first season. I’ve now finished the first season. NOT the grandma!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This show led me to Srugim, which was also well worth it.

Tell us more, you got our attention.

DP here. Srugim is on Amazon Prime, 3 seasons. It is about a more "modern" stream of Orthodox Jews in Israel, dati leumi. By American standards, this would still be a very conservative religious community, but it's a much less sheltered, less restrictive, less sex-segregated community than the Yerushalmi charedim in Shtisel. The main characters in Srugim are working young dati leumi singles working their way through dating (in their way), career issues, and finding their place religiously.

I love Srugim, too. It’s a very different vibe from Shtisel but also smart and funny. Be prepared to see Lippe from Shtisel in a whole new light! There are a couple others from Shtisel who are also in Srugim.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This show led me to Srugim, which was also well worth it.

Tell us more, you got our attention.

DP here. Srugim is on Amazon Prime, 3 seasons. It is about a more "modern" stream of Orthodox Jews in Israel, dati leumi. By American standards, this would still be a very conservative religious community, but it's a much less sheltered, less restrictive, less sex-segregated community than the Yerushalmi charedim in Shtisel. The main characters in Srugim are working young dati leumi singles working their way through dating (in their way), career issues, and finding their place religiously.

I love Srugim, too. It’s a very different vibe from Shtisel but also smart and funny. Be prepared to see Lippe from Shtisel in a whole new light! There are a couple others from Shtisel who are also in Srugim.

Totally! I've watched Sugim all the way through twice. It's very different, but what I feel is similar about it is that it was made with a lot of attention to the details of the community in which it takes place and it doesn't try to sensationalize it.

Another show that I have heard is also very good is Shababnikim, but I believe that one isn't currently available on any of the main streaming platforms. I haven't seen it yet.

https://m.jpost.com/israel-news/culture/shababnikim-televisions-bad-boys-of-yeshiva-542597

The show focused on four students at a prominent (and fictional) Jerusalem yeshiva, who, at least as the season progressed, fit the “shababnik” stereotype: a haredi youth who is more focused on what’s outside the beit midrash than on his books.