Anonymous
Post 05/20/2026 16:18     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
I believe the actress that played Dahlia is in Imperfect Women.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 18:03     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes, watched this shortly after it was released and loved it back then. I've been wanting to rewatch it for ages and was so excited that Netflix has it now.


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I loved this show when it first came out! We would laugh so hard. My favorite character was Dahlia and her "creation station." Surprised I've never seen her in anything else before or after.


She was in the main cast of Mr. Robot—which I thought was a great show.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 17:42     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Anonymous wrote:I'm injured and bed ridden. I think I'm almost to the end of Netflix and found this show. It's so funny! There's this one character, Dallas, how is so freakin' funny! And it's clean so safe for family watching. Mindless too.

Anybody else watched?

What other shows slipped under the radar? I started having children in 2011 so didn't really watch tv for the next decade...


I had a long recovery from surgery and watched Parks and Recreation from start to finish. I’d never seen any of it, and it was perfect. You should get Apple + for a while and watch this, Ted Lasso, Shrinking, The Studio and Platonic.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 14:42     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You're "almost to the end" of Netflix? Maybe you should branch out of your usual, then.


Negative mean responses like this baffle me. Like why do you bother to post…judge & kick someone whose down and looking for connection and advice? What a miserable piece you are.

OP, highly recommend Hulu and Apple TV if you’re looking for more, lots of light hearted fun content! Ted Lasso, Shrinking…to name a couple.


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Most of my shows these days are on Apple TV. Slow Horses is a dark comedy that we LOVE. Another show by the same author is Down Cemetery Road, also a dark comedy. OP, if you have BritBox, Motherhood is hilarious. Might be able to get that on Prime also. Life in Pieces is also great.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 14:40     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Anonymous wrote:You're "almost to the end" of Netflix? Maybe you should branch out of your usual, then.


What's wrong with you?
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 14:39     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Anonymous wrote:Yes, watched this shortly after it was released and loved it back then. I've been wanting to rewatch it for ages and was so excited that Netflix has it now.


+1
I loved this show when it first came out! We would laugh so hard. My favorite character was Dahlia and her "creation station." Surprised I've never seen her in anything else before or after.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 14:16     Subject: Re:Suburgatory: Netflix
Raising Hope
My Name is Earl
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 14:13     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Anonymous wrote:Some of my favorite lesser known comedies/ dark comedies from the 2010s: Catastrophe, You're The Worst, Married, Bad Sisters. Not sure where they are streaming currently. They are not mindless or family friendly but they're good!

Also second the apple tv recs of Ted Lasso and Shrinking.

For a more family friendly sitcom Kim's Convenience was very cute. I just looked it up, though, and it is leaving Netflix in June!


OP I watched Kim's Convenience awhile ago. It is very cute. These suggestions look great!
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 14:03     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Thank you for putting on radar OP. Gosh that era from
10-15 years ago suddenly seems so quaint compared to today. I’ll enjoy it.
Anonymous
Post 05/18/2026 13:46     Subject: Suburgatory: Netflix
Some of my favorite lesser known comedies/ dark comedies from the 2010s: Catastrophe, You're The Worst, Married, Bad Sisters. Not sure where they are streaming currently. They are not mindless or family friendly but they're good!

Also second the apple tv recs of Ted Lasso and Shrinking.

For a more family friendly sitcom Kim's Convenience was very cute. I just looked it up, though, and it is leaving Netflix in June!