I finally broke down and subscribed to Appletv

torrents and the cloud.

For All Mankind

Silo

The Morning Show is very enjoyable. Slight dip in season 2 which was disrupted by Covid.

Hijack with Idris Elba and a load of British tv regulars is a lot of fun

Slow Horses is a fantastic spy thriller with great performances

What r2 said. I especially enjoyed Silo.

Also: Bad Sisters was brilliant. Sugar was ok. The New Look was moving but got boring. I hate Ted Lasso.

Also: We Crashed was campy fun. Drops of God took itself too seriously-- I read some of the manga and it was more entertaining than the show. The After-party didn't appeal to me, but if you liked Glass Onion you might like it. Shrinking is easy to watch like an old sitcom but it's very repetitive and I didn't care for some of the supporting cast.

Rule of thumb: If it's an Apple+ original, IT STINKS!

Bullshit^^^. I loved Severance, and Silo was good as well.

My personal faves: Slow Horses, For All Mankind, Severance, Manhunt, Silo, Foundation. Invasion, Servant, 5 Days at Memorial Franklin was meh, and could not get into Palm Royale, Loot or Shrinking.

I've enjoyed some of the movies too (Coda, LA Confidential, Godfather)

I've watched Come From Away many times. I wish they did more theatre.

The Morning Show, SILO, prehistoric planet (like planet earth but with dinosaurs), Dickinson

I love Loot. The writing is snappy, Maya and supporting actors area great, 30 minute elisodes. It’s fun!

R3 has my exact recommendations.

Don’t forget Ted Lasso.

I can't afford another 80.00 per month.

Severence is weird but I'm hooked. Only on episode 5.

It's 10.00 R14.

I love Severance! Adam Scott is really talented as the lead. I feel so awful for Mark.

I'm starting to get a scieno vibes from the break room hijinks and robotic worker drones in that weird fucking building.

Comedies: Ted Lasso, Trying, Still Up, Bad Sisters, Loot

Action/Intrigue: Slow Horses, Hijack

Dramas: Lessons in Chemistry, The New Look, Sugar, Manhunt

Well Regarded Shows I Don't Watch: For All Mankind, Servant, Liaison (in French with Vincent Cassel and Eva Green), Mythic Quest, Schmigadoon, Foundation

Shrinking was fine. Harrison Ford is so old now.

I enjoyed Sugar, though mostly for the pretty cinematography and pretty Colin Farrell.

The New Look is uneven, but overall worth seeing--it has probably the two finest performances I've seen this year in a TV drama: Ben Mendelsohn as the gentle, steadfast, melancholy Christian Dior, and Juliette Binoche as the mercurial and constantly scheming Coco Chanel.