http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0092345/

Since Alan Young passed away this weekend. I'm in the beginning of Volume 2 of 3. With 3 DVD and about 30 episodes per volume. I already watched volume 1. I'm watching the pilot miniseries at the moment.

Sorry about that.

Orphan Black, on Amazon Prime.

Wow, thanks. I'd never heard of that one and was looking for something to binge on, so I just looked it up. Looks good. I'm gonna try it.

I'll get back on watching Vinyl. I saw the first episode and am hooked now. I also found it amusing how relentlessly Donny Osmond was mocked in the first episode.

I'm on the last episode of "Grace and Frankie" on Netflix. Lily Tomlin is the best.

I'm also watching "Happy Valley" (no, not named after Provo) a British cop show about a lady cop in rural England who's dealing with bad cops, bad crook, bad family.

It's a little tougher going...very violent and grim.

Just finished Season 2 of Grace and Frankie. Pure. Gold! Especially for we baby boomer women. The last 2 episodes were delicious.

I also love:

Luther (LOOOOOOVE IT)
House of Cards
Orange is the New Black
Call The Midwife
Poldark
The Paradise

And for those of us who occassionally need a good ol G-rated, cheesy feel-good series...

When Calls The Heart

MORE SUGGESTIONS PLEASE!

memikeyounot Wrote:
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> I'm on the last episode of "Grace and Frankie" on
> Netflix. Lily Tomlin is the best.
>
> I'm also watching "Happy Valley" (no, not named
> after Provo) a British cop show about a lady cop
> in rural England who's dealing with bad cops, bad
> crook, bad family.
>
> It's a little tougher going...very violent and
> grim.

Happy Valley is one of our favorites!

If you like Sarah Lancashire, check out Last Tango in Halifax, which is also created by the same woman who does HV. I've watched the series three times and might fire it up again over the summer.

Better than reading The Book of Mormon I guess.

Personally, I prefer this cartoon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwlCzYzjYls

Are you ponderizing what I'm ponderizing?

You should spoof that with the morg's use of the word "Ponderize"!!

Veeeeeeep! It has everything a sinner could want. ;-)

I tend to have to watch Blindspot, Banshee, Elementary, Person of Interest and Gotham in bunches on my PVR as my wife hates them all...and we only have one TV with satellite/PVR access.

RB

I don't watch a lot of TV but "The Path" has got me hooked lately. So creepy it's actually keeping me up mornings.

Wentworth, Grace & Frankie

I've got the first couple of seasons of Downton Abbey on DVD, so I've pretty much been binge watching that. As for Netflix, that's something my mom has, so during my last visit, we all binge watched Making a Murderer.

Who the hell has time?

afford to binge-watch.

My current favorite is "Blue Bloods" (I think Tom Selleck is incredibly hot and I like the way the family inter-relates.)

When I'm not around, DH likes "Person of Interest." He likes the interactions between the people and the super-computers.

And for the first time in my ancient life, I am reading the "Little House" book series! It's on Kindle! I am LOVING it!

These types of binges are a lot less harmful than alcohol or junk food.

I have absolutely no idea why and believe me I already know it's something that is wrong with just me but every time I see Tom Selleck or hear his voice I seriously want to just punch him. I have no idea why I can't stand him, I just can't. I used to think it was the mustache but no. It's just him.

Maybe it's like some people can't stand mushrooms or black olives.

I'm sure he's a lovely person, but he just bleah (that was me gagging)

I was thinking a long weekend of Rocky & Bullwinkle might be in order. They are predicting rain until Monday.

I've been watching Humphrey Bogart movies for the first time lately.

Watched "The African Queen" on net flicks a while ago, liked it a lot, so I picked up a bunch of movie collections of his films.

So far, I've really liked "Casablanca", "The Maltese Falcon" and "The Petrified Forest". I started "Treasure of The Sierra Madre" but it wasn't quite as captivating. I'll watch it again all the way through though to be sure. I think I picked up a total of about 14 Bogart movies....so I'll be watching for a while.

Jonny, don't forget "To have and have not" and "Key Largo"!

Ray Donovan and The Americans. Bloodline first season was pretty good and Netflix just put out the second season.

I think Damages will always be my favorite series I binge watched.

My boyfriend and I watched the first season of TURN and the second season is out now on.



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We've been watching the story of god with Morgan but fell behind. My husband hates tv unless it big bang theory but that's over.
We watched the last season of Wallander and Call the Midwife. Otherwise it's all movies.

Top of the Lake
The Returned (2nd season - French version)
Peaky Blinders
Being Human (British version)
Archer
Six Feet Under
Orphan Black
Jessica Jones
Daredevil (2nd season is amazing)
Sons of Anarchy
VIKINGS!!!!
Got my ish together and am up to speed on Game of Thrones
The Man in the High Castle
True Blood
American Horror Story (OMG! Scary as hell - had to stop watching)
Battlestar
Firefly
Fringe
The Americans
Black Mirror
Empire
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (cringe-worthy)
A bunch of British people got killed on the moor/bog/hedgerow/tube detective shows
The Blacklist - also just rewatched "Sex, Lies, and Videotape." Glad I did because 20-something y.o. me missed a lot.


Waiting for season two of:
Sense8 (very David Mitchell)
Bloodline



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Which season of AHS are you on?

Homeland
An Honorable Woman
Big Love
A Place Called Home

Curb Your Enthusiasm.

I am binge watching episodes of What's My Line? (The US version) from the 1950s and 60s.

I have fallen in love with Dorothy Kilgallen and Arlene Francis. ;o))

Watching Ducktales shows you are gifted with a sense of humor!

Seriously.

My dad was given that bit of advice by his medical doctor (years ago,) when his favorite show each day was Tom and Jerry in the afternoon. That sense of humor is vital to our mental (and physical) health.

A good choice, Anon 2. :)

I like whatever I can find that's half-way entertaining on my cable channel. Which isn't much (I tend to watch more news and documentaries, Antiques Roadshows, and occasional movies.) The "Free Movies On Demand" I've found some quality programming. Like some Sundance series, etc.

Banshee

Blacklist

Sherlock

The Walking Dead

Luther

New Tricks

Waking the Dead

Darknet