What did you watch on Netflix/Hulu/other streaming sites?

[Lyte]

New on NETFLIX … Kevin Hart Irresponsible . Dude is so funny!

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We watched Hoarders on the Kindle while we sat in the car at the laundry mat waiting for our comforter and clothes to dry. One man bought three houses to house all the "collectibles" he bought!

[Lyte]

Just learned today that Amazon has … Movies For Cats! I kinda like watching it myself!

Just caught this mean ol' blue something... not a Jay... scare off a poor lil Chipmunk. lol Meanie!!!

[dark_crystal]

On Hulu:

Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four

Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four is a 2016 documentary directed by Deborah Esquenazi and produced by Sam Tabet about the persecution of four Latina lesbians in 1997 and 1998 who allegedly gang-raped two young girls. The story investigates the wrongful convictions of Elizabeth Ramirez, Cassandra Rivera, Kristie Mayhugh, and Anna Vasquez in the midst of the Satanic Panic witch-hunt era of the 1980s and 1990s.

This was devastating

[Amulette]

Resurrection: Ertugrul
Dirilis: Ertugrul (original title)

This is one of the best television series I have ever watched on Netflix. It's in Turkish with English subtitles. IMHO it is as good as Game of Thrones and has a worldwide following.

The storyline and characters depict real-life heroes from Turkish history. The story follows the lives, beliefs, and migrations of the Kayi nomadic tribe who's faith and conquests led to the establishment of the Ottoman Empire.

One of the things I like most about this series is that it does a magnificent job of sharing with the world the beauty of the Muslim faith, how they think, what inspires them and what they had to face to build their empire. In their own words and from their viewpoint. Culturally rich, great storyline and acting. You can't help but fall in Love with the characters. I'm moved by the purity of heart, love, tenderness, faith, and fierceness of these beautiful people.

I have a new heartfelt respect for Islam from hearing their story. Something I feel is much needed in this time that I believe will sadly (and embarrassingly) be referred to as "The Cretin Uprising" in U.S. history 'books.

[dark_crystal]

Yesterday we binged POSE and DEAD TO ME

we also watched WINE COUNTRY

all were good

[charley]

I have just begun watching "Years and Years" a BBC "drama" 2019- ... 1st season will be six episodes. Emma Thompson plays Vivienne Rook, a founder of some Think Tank... and while grinning, my jaw dropped in the same way as when I saw the first episode of "House of Cards", like OMG!!! This Brit drama is brilliant, and this looks extraordinary to say the least.

It starts off with Rook being interviewed on some show, saying:

"I just don't understand the world any more.
It all made sense up until a few years back.
The left was the left, the right was the right.
America was America.
I just kissed the kids goodnight, turned out the lights, looked forward to
waking up the next day.
I dread it now, every day.
Dread."

A moderator on the TV panel asks her:
"What would you say to a Palestinian
family on the Gaza Strip, when Israel has reduced
the electricity supply to two hours a day?"

"Two hours!?"
"Yeah, I know."

And so Rook (Emma Thompson) goes on to say:
"I know, but I suppose when it comes to Israel and Palestine...
... I don't give a f***."

Shocking, eh?

And so this is how the first episode begins...

[cinnamongrrl]

Originally Posted by dark_crystal

Yesterday we binged POSE and DEAD TO ME

we also watched WINE COUNTRY

all were good

Dead to Me was GREAT! I also binged it and was sad when I realized I had watched the last one Wine Country was very cute. Pose I've not heard of, but I'm going to look into it since our tastes seem similar.

[Amulette]

Rise of the Phoenixes on Netflix. A great love story with insight into Chinese thought and culture. Fabulous sets and costumes. Subtitles....

[Amulette]

I A.D.O.R.E. Marie Kondo. She is like this fierce tidying (organizing) fairy that can teach us how to live simpler by only owning what we love. She also teaches how to respect and honor our homes and belongings. I love the way she gets kids, well, all family members involved and teaches them to take responsibility for their own things. She is my house fairy

[Orema]

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Vida


It’s a tale about two women who return home after the death of their mother. Everything about this show (acting, writing, story lines) is good and the music is superb.

It’s on STARZ and I’m watching it through ON DEMAND.

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Killing Eve


This is a story about a psycopathic assassin. If nothing else, this child is original and inventive. It has top-shelf writing, acting and the music is on time. Tomorrow’s episode is the season finale and I’m wondering who will die. I think it will be Konstantin, Carolyn, or Kenny. We’ll see.

It’s on AMC here in the States and I’m watching it on ON DEMAND.

[Lyte]

Chernobyl (HBO) ... really amazing five part series. Excellent writing and acting. Dramatized and still very accurate. A central theme, in addition to the disaster itself, is the cost of all the lies told from the very start.

There's a companion podcast with the writer Craig Mazin and Peter Sagel of NPR.

[VintageFemme]

I watched Bird Box on Netflix yesterday. Wow. I wasn't sure how I felt about it until an hour afterwards when I realized I was still thinking about it. Sandra Bullock is always wonderful to watch but this movie was so intense and she did such an amazing job I thought. I liked it a lot.

[Bèsame*]

Dead To Me
What If
The Highwaymen
Killing Eve

[Doc2020]

Netflix binge 'What/If' until the wee hours of the morning. Mesmerized by Renee Zellweger, wished the role played by Daniella Nicolle Pineda offered more screen time. Great first season.

[Lyte]

Just started watching GOOD OMENS. It's unique and with an interesting premise. It's not as amusing as I believe it's intended to be but it's intriguing enough to keep going.

[Orema]

WARNING: TRIGGERS



From Netflix:

Based on a true story that gripped the country, When They See Us will chronicle the notorious case of five teenagers of color, labeled the Central Park Five, who were convicted of a rape they did not commit. The four part limited series will focus on the five teenagers from Harlem -- Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam, Raymond Santana and Korey Wise. Beginning in the spring of 1989, when the teenagers were first questioned about the incident, the series will span 25 years, highlighting their exoneration in 2002 and the settlement reached with the city of New York in 2014.

When They See Us was created by Ava DuVernay, who also co-wrote and directed the four parts. Jeff Skoll and Jonathan King from Participant Media, Oprah Winfrey from Harpo Films, and Jane Rosenthal, Berry Welsh and Robert De Niro from Tribeca Productions will executive produce the limited series alongside DuVernay through her banner, Forward Movement. In addition to DuVernay, Attica Locke, Robin Swicord, and Michael Starrburry also serve as writers on the limited series.
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I don't have Netflix but may get it to watch this.

[Lyte]

Cute! Funny and quirky in spots. Keanu Reeves makes a fun appearance. Made me miss San Francisco something fierce!

[Kätzchen]

Wix Original Web Series: Up For Anything: Fashion Show In The Sky (Ep.1), and Episode 2 -- The Aoki Wave.

[GeorgiaMa'am]

It's a new Tales of the City on Netflix! This is a continuation of what has gone before. The gang's all here for Mrs. Madrigal's 90th birthday party, played by, of course, Olympia Dukakis. It has been very updated and takes place in the present day.

I cried TWICE in the first episode, and I'm not a cryer. It was just so great to see Mary Ann Singleton and "Mouse" and everyone. There are many new additions to the cast, as well. If you have ever read these books or watched the series on TV, I urge you to check this one out. It's fantastic. And if you've never read the books or seen the show - you owe it to yourself.