What is the latest good TV series you have watched?

[greedo2greedo]

The original (and best) series of Star Trek.

 

[UnderBro]

Orange Is The New Black (season 6)

 

[passenger57]

Hooked on this show. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/...r-make-acting-debut-on-50-cents-power-704607/

 

[passenger57]

Sucks it’s the Final Season....https://www.nbc.com/shades-of-blue

 

[cometbird]

Lost is Space not bad

 

[Ravaness]

Counterpart
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4643084/

 

[greedo2greedo]

 

[tvstrip]

Trial & Error.

Season 2 is off to a great start. One of the best written & acted comedies on air today.

 

[claydavis]

Orange Is the New Black (latest season)

Taboo Season 1

 

[doubleday]

Rewatching Boss with Kelsey Grammer.

 

[georges]

The Shooter

 

[Rey C.]

I really enjoyed the first few episodes. Then I felt like the writers got lazy and depended too much on monster bear to carry the plot... or lack thereof. I mean, it was based on a true story... a real historical mystery. I just thought that they could have played on the suggestion of a supernatural force being responsible, without actually showing what it was or using Bad Yogi as a plot crutch.

Rewatching Boss with Kelsey Grammer.

I was hooked on this show when it was originally on. And it really (really!!! ) pissed me off when the Hollyweirders didn't renew it. I was hoping that Netflix or somebody would pick it up. But it didn't happen. The same dark forces led the march against Boss (because of Grammer's political affiliations) that knocked off Extinct and Last Man Standing very recently - and for the same reasons.

Well, at least Better Call Saul and Snowfall are still on. Hopefully Vince Gilligan and John Singleton don't get #MeToo'd any time soon.


P.S. The main reason I loved Boss was because it showed the amazing range that Kelsey Grammer has as an actor. And, OK, the other reason was Kathleen Robertson as Kitty O'Neill.

 

[Luxman]

The Umbrella Academy (2019-), good sci-fi mystery adventure show, better than I expected.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1312171/

 

[Rey C.]

I'm hoping that PBS Masterpiece/BBC will continue the story from Wolf Hall and make Bring Up the Bodies into a mini-series too. The books Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies focus on Thomas Cromwell - Henry VIII is more of a secondary character. Wolf Hall was as amazing as TV gets (especially in these sad and sorry days). I'll keep hoping. Maybe it'll happen.

 

[luis1972]

Netflix: F1 Drive or survive

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

Longmire on Netflix.

I binged it for a couple weeks. And the first season of the Ultraman cartoon.

 

[Luxman]

Love, Death & Robots (2019-) on Netflix.
Good sci-fi/fantasy short animated films about 10~20 minutes each.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9561862/

 

[Luxman]

Hemlock Grove (2013–2015), good scifi fantasy horror mystery thriller.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2309295/

 

[Pornfan99]

I'm up to Season .. 8 of Mad Men. This is by far the worst season. They all "got paid" at the end of Season 7, and I've been disappointed in multiple episodes already. That, and there is a recurring theme of dead people making cameos?! :-o

 

[maildude]