For foodies like Gurn and myself, Masterchef Junior is on Hulu and it is just amazing to watch what those 8,10, 12 year olds can do in a kitchen. Netflix has the original and new Dr. Who, Warehouse 13, and The Adventures of Merlin, a great mix of fun and suspense and fans of Buffy will recognize one of the regulars.
Daredevil was significantly better than I expected. I expected acting like I saw in Gotham or Agents of Shield(both of which are like, CW levels of acting), but it was actually pretty good.
Oh, and since we don't really have an appropriate thread, wanna tell everybody that they should go see Mad Max, because it is a phenomenal movie. You also get to look at this beautiful man through the entire movie, if the whole "best action movie released in years" part doesn't convince you. =D
I randomly discovered Law and Order SVU while stranded in rural Maine. It's kind of amazing, but apparently I'm like a decade late on this one. Stebler confirmed for best macho cop character ever.
Great show. Stebler is a badass. Watch it from the beginning if you can.
If you like cop type shows, I'm a huge fan of NCIS. Gibbs is more of a badass than any cop leader on any cop show ever.
Dollhouse (if you somehow missed it). I'd put in a trailer, but they all suck... Umm, what you need to know is kickass Joss Whedon show about mindslaves that are programmed to fulfill rich people's fantasies.
Someone mentioned The Killing. I just finished season 2. After watching all 8 seasons of Dexter, I really expected to be let down. Alas, no. If you enjoy a good Crime Drama, I think you'd enjoy this one.
if you haven't watched "Black Mirror" and love twilight zone-esque stories, I recommend it. I'm in the middle of watching the 4400 and am enjoying it so far. As far as films, "Thale" was great.
"in the shade, the gypsies spin, among the cloves, they drop their skin"
I'd recommend Making a Murderer on Netflix even if you aren't an Internet-sleuthing reddit fanboy. No matter how it has been selectively dramatized to up the rage factor, it really does offer a microcosm of the systemic issues in today's CJ world.
“We abjure labels. We fight for money and an indefinable pride. The politics, the ethics, the moralities, are irrelevant."
I'd recommend Making a Murderer on Netflix even if you aren't an Internet-sleuthing reddit fanboy. No matter how it has been selectively dramatized to up the rage factor, it really does offer a microcosm of the systemic issues in today's CJ world.
I liked reading about the show more than watching it, but it was still interesting, and I -really- dislike 'true crime' dramatics.
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Daredevil
Kill la Kill
Aldnoah Zero
Mad Max
Ex Machina
Parks and Rec.
Master of None
Luther
My only complaint is I wish I had rewatched Breaking Bad to more easily remember some of the character references!