What to Binge Watch?

[ChioLu]

Originally Posted by SquirrelyDays

Death in Paradise, Midsomer Murders, Grantchester
…. Lotsa murders on the TV at our house

Another good murder-solving show is “Annika” on PBS (or on the PBS app). British murder mystery. The lead character breaks the 4th wall, which adds interest. It’s in it’s 2nd season and the last episode of the 1st season is a shocker. I was addicted after one show.

[UVASquirrel]

We just finished binge watching Only Murders in the Building on Hulu.

[Xidelt]

We Are Lady Parts on Peacock.

[*winter*]

Gotta figure out a way to see the Natalia Grace speaks this week…just got caught up again on the parts from last summer and her parents were…interesting, let’s say.

I am so interested to hear her side of the story.

[cheerfulgreek]

I’m resuming “For All Mankind” on Apple TV. This will be a good binge watch the next few days for sure.

[FSUZeta]

The Murdaugh Family murders on Netflix is good. In regards to the British murders they’re more cozy murders, if there is such a thing. More cerebral. As is Just Murders in the Building.

[KatieKate1244]

Apple TV: Slow Horses is delightful. Funny & suspenseful which is really hard to do well.
Netflix: Outer Banks. This has been out for awhile but it's great for escapism. It's a little bit nuts in parts but a good nuts.

[PrettyBoy]

I started this show called Fastlane on Tubi. I haven’t had really any time to watch it, so I’m still on season 1/episode 1. I’m watching it now, so I’ll finish this one and episode 2 tonight before I go to bed. I like the storyline. Really cool cars in it too. Reminds me of Miami Vice — my favorite TV show when I was a kid. The sick cars make it hard to pay attention to what’s going on in it though.

[LaneSig]

I always recommend "The Newsroom" on Max. One of my favorite shows of all time. And, a good commentary on how news programs are affected by ratings and sponsor interference.

[owlsandkeys]

I recently binge watched Greek on either Hulu or HBO Max (can't remember which). It was entertaining.

People Magazine Investigates (Discovery Plus) is good if you're into true crime at all.

I also liked "The Last Thing He Told Me" on Apple TV.

[cheerfulgreek]

I started a series on Netflix last night, titled “Fool Me Once”. I’m like 10-minutes into it, so I don’t know nearly enough about it to see if it’s something I want to continue watching.

[Sciencewoman]

We're binging Northern Exposure, which is only of my all time favorite shows. It's finally streaming TV or the first time due to music copyright issues, on Amazon Prime.

[LaneSig]

Based on true stories:

"Unbelievable" on Netflix; True story of a young woman who was sa'd in northwest. Police interview of her report decided she was lying. Spoiler: she wasn't.
"The Act" on Hulu; Gypsy Rose Blandchard Munchaunsen by Proxy case. Patricia Arquette and Joey King are excellent.

For lighter fare "SuperStore" on Hulu. I really liked it when they started giving side characters bigger roles. Sandra's arc is one of the best on tv.

[LaneSig]

Based on true stories:

"Unbelievable" on Netflix; True story of a young woman who was sa'd in northwest. Police interview of her report decided she was lying. Spoiler: she wasn't.
"The Act" on Hulu; Gypsy Rose Blandchard Munchaunsen by Proxy case. Patricia Arquette and Joey King are excellent.

For lighter fare "SuperStore" on Hulu. I really liked it when they started giving side characters bigger roles. Sandra's arc is one of the best on tv.

[AGDee]

Loved a lot of these! I would absolutely watch Northern Exposure again! Loved "The Last Thing He Told Me" (also a book!) and Super Store was great.