Are you streaming ( or binge watching ) any series on Netflix, or any other service? Tell us about it.

Macfan said:
Sullivan's Crossing on Netflix. Really well done series in my opinion, first 2 seasons really good in building story line and character definitions. I'm at the beginning of season 3 and hope it continues where the first 2 seasons left off. :coffee: Don...
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Just a heads up...It gets kind of hot n heavy during season 3. 🙂
 

I just finished La Palma, a short (4-episode) Netflix series. I liked it. It started out as sort of a ho-hum typical environmental thriller, but Episodes 3 and 4, especially 4, were gripping. The CGI effects were great, I thought.
 
CaliS said:
Currently on Season 4 of Fargo. Interesting show, reminds me of Pulp Fiction in style - definitely on the dark side.
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IMO the first 3 seasons of Fargo were excellent. Season 4 slipped a little, and season 5 was pretty bad. Noah Hawley made the right decision not to continue. I guess he's moved on to horror with Alien: Earth.
 
MountainRa said:
Just finished watching Fisk on Netflix and really enjoyed it. It’s witty and silly at the same time and just the break I needed from watching more serious dramas.
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I looked at Fisk and realized I'd watched earlier seasons - and liked it - but saw it long enough ago that I should rewatch a good portion of it, if not the entire series.
 
MountainRa said:
Just finished watching Fisk on Netflix and really enjoyed it. It’s witty and silly at the same time and just the break I needed from watching more serious dramas.
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I’m a saver of things I like. This includes some tv shows. There’re only six episodes in season 3 so I am only watching one at a time, when I can sit down and really enjoy them. Sure hope they make more.
 
I just finished Katrina: Come Hell and High Water on Netflix. Wow. Episodes 1 and 2 blew me away (Episode 3, not so much). I'd forgotten just how horrific things got in New Orleans.
 
KSav said:
I just finished Katrina: Come Hell and High Water on Netflix. Wow. Episodes 1 and 2 blew me away (Episode 3, not so much). I'd forgotten just how horrific things got in New Orleans.
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The irony re New Orleans is that the Hurricane winds themselves caused very little damage in N.O., and N.O. is too far from the Gulf to be flooded by it. If the city and the fed had used more of the money to build better levies,then Lake Pontchartrain would never have burst to flood the 9th Ward and other places.

There was far more actual hurricane damage and seawater flooding here on coastal Mississippi.
 
ChiroDoc said:
The irony re New Orleans is that the Hurricane winds themselves caused very little damage in N.O., and N.O. is too far from the Gulf to be flooded by it. If the city and the fed had used more of the money to build better levies,then Lake Pontchartrain would never have burst to flood the 9th Ward and other places.

There was far more actual hurricane damage and seawater flooding here on coastal Mississippi.
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Yes; that was something new I learned: that most of the damage were caused by the broken levees, not the hurricane itself.

I hadn't realized coastal Mississippi had fared even worse, @ChiroDoc.
 
I'm streaming two documentaries on Peacock; Jose Feliciano and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. I also just started watching the two series below. Some of my online friends are raving about Washington Black. For each of these series, so far I like the characters and/or actors and that's a plus. Have only seen one episode of each, so I'll reserve any further commentary for later.


 
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