What to Binge Watch?

[Cookiez17]

I recommend everyone watch bojack horseman. It's one of my faves.

Though the first show I binge watched on netflix all the way back in 2010 was heroes.

[*winter*]

The Natalia Grace show was interesting. I don’t think it was particularly unbiased, but one featuring Natalia’s side just came out on ID.

[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.

[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.

[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.

[MTSUGURL]

I’m currently binding Why Women Kill and Alias on the nights my husband is working. When he’s off, we watch way too many episodes of Criminal Minds.