What to Binge Watch?

[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.

[MTSUGURL]

I’m currently binging 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.

[PrettyBoy]

Just finished up an episode of Muscle Car of the Week that I’ve been binge watching. 71 Corvette with the 454 LS6 package — had to watch that one before I go to bed.

[jolene]

Originally Posted by MTSUGURL

I’m currently binging 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.

If you like CM, Jim Clemente (former FBI profiler and one of the producers) has two podcasts: Best Case/Worst Case and Real Crime Profile.

[MTSUGURL]

Originally Posted by jolene

If you like CM, Jim Clemente (former FBI profiler and one of the producers) has two podcasts: Best Case/Worst Case and Real Crime Profile.

Thanks! I’ll have to check that out. I love My Favorite Murder but I haven’t gotten the chance to listen in a while.

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by 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.

This series is like, really bizarre, but really good, so far. I know what I’m going to be doing tonight. TGIF.

[*winter*]

Finding Andrea on Discovery Plus is REALLLLLY GOOD

[moe.ron]

I have been binge-watching Mythic Quest on Apple TV+. I highly recommend this TV show.

[Cheerio]

If I had the time, my binge watch choice would include both seasons of a fav program from 2007-09, ABC's Pushing Daisies. Also would re-enjoy both seasons of Showtime's 2003-04 series Dead Like Me.

[IndianaSigKap]

Binging all of the Harlem Coben series on Netflix. Each one is based on one of Coben's books, each is 8 episodes. Very twisty with unexpected events.

[*winter*]

Unsolved No More podcast is on YouTube and it’s really great. He is a retired detective and analyzes a lot of cases- some well known and some obscure. He’s also a graduate of Lock Haven University and a resident of Pennsylvania! (Except when he was in the Marines)

https://kenmains.com/

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[AGDee]

Originally Posted by IndianaSigKap

Binging all of the Harlem Coben series on Netflix. Each one is based on one of Coben's books, each is 8 episodes. Very twisty with unexpected events.

That sounds really good!

[cheerfulgreek]

I think I had too many binge watch selections going. I had “The Staircase” going, along with “World War II: From the Frontlines”, “Fool Me Once”, “American Nightmare”, and “Another Life”, all at different times, of course. I decided to watch, finish, and focus on one at a time.

So, I’m just about finished with “The Staircase” and the more I watched it, the better it got. I still think he did it. I just can’t understand how that much blood, with that many lacerations can come from a fall. And then, yes, I think our justice system needs a huge revamp. When I was a flight attendant, we had these flight recorders called black boxes. That’s what our justice system kind of reminds me of? It’s like an electronic black box where the inputs are peoples lives, and the outputs are almost entirely financial. Really sad.

I’m taking like an intermission right now, lol.

[jolene]

I watched "American Nightmare." That poor couple. They also wrote a book "Victim F" which goes deeper into what they went through.