TV you just love (or at least really like)

[Sedi]

Wife and I just started watching "Grounded for life" on filmrise. Rather funny I think.

[Perseus]

I wasn’t keen either. I can appreciate the talent, but there’s only so much self-absorption I can take.

I didn't care for it either.

[Samanator]

Marvelous and Dead to Me are not only good, but two of the rare shows my wife and I both enjoy. Tried Fleabag and did not like it, her constant mugging and smirking for the camera turned me off, and I gave up after four or five episodes.


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I don't think I made five. I don't get the appeal?

[Samanator]

You've got to give Fleabag another chance! It's literature. Pure and simple, it's one of the most astonishing pieces of art I've experienced.

I've tried three times. Not for me.

[Raza]

Sorry, I gave it more episodes to win me over than I normally would just because of all the rave reviews. Just couldn’t get past it.


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That's fair, I suppose.

[Raza]

I've tried three times. Not for me.

I guess everything isn't for everyone.

[Dan R]

Watching Challenger on Netflix. Was getting ready to graduate college when the first one came back. Many memories.

[hayday]

Anyone not watching Amazon Prime's The Boys is making a serious mistake. It's a saracastic and dystopic interpretation of the superhero genre. It is crass and vulgar, it is very bloody (but in a comical way), and it is hilarious. Also, Ted Lasso is wonderful; Apple tv. It's an admittedly contrived take on English football in which Ted, played by Jason Sudekis, plays a US football coach who is recruited to coach an English football team. It isn't LOL funny, but it is endearingly funny. It is cute and warm and very enjoyable. Jason Sudekis can do more than just slapstick comedy.

[mlcor]

Yes, I watch The Boys even though I’m not a fan of the gore. I’m not particularly squeamish, but I do think some of it is unnecessary. The show’s good points outweigh it for me.


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[Henry Krinkle]

When I am done with the Marvellous Mrs. Maisel if I choose to take up another show, I feel it will likely be The Boys.