Yep have it bookmarked for ages!!!
A fantastic show
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Decided to get back into Supernatural. Used to watch it when I was younger and got about 14 seasons in. But learned a few years ago they were wrapping up the show and itās finally finished.
So Iāve started back at Season 10 to catch up with what is going on - gonna finish it now. Long weekend got up soā¦ plans are made!!!
This is the unofficial theme song for the show
Itās just a goofy fun supernatural show.
Love it!
Big Bang Theory (yet again)
on a science kick recently;
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I really wish BBC programming was available in the US. Iād gladly pay a fee to get it.
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Some of it is. There is BBC America on most cable packages (which I donāt have)
I do watch a few programs through PBS. Iām currently waiting to find a way to watch the new Doctor Who however. Iāll have to wait until it streams somewhere. Usually after the new season is over.
Netflix ran all the older ones and now HBOMax does I think 
But through Netflix and PBS Iāve been able to watch some great BBC content 
They have an online service but you need to be in the UK
Yeah, thatās exactly what Iāve been running into. I have an account with the BBC, but most of the things Iād like to see require iPlayer that only works in the UK. Iām guessing you canāt use it in most of Ireland either.
As RKK said, the BBC programming in the US is hit-and-miss. Some programs are available on the BBC website, some are available through Netflix or other streaming channels, and what is available is often several years old.
Even though itās taxpayer-supported by British citizens, a fee for anyone outside the UK would seem to be a win-win deal for everyone and a great public relations tool for the UK.
I might just need to sign up for a VPN account and use a British server. At least, Iām assuming that might be a way to get around the block.
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I was going to suggest that but didnāt want to flount any rules here.
We get the BBC here for free.
You might be able to get some of it on boxsets and go old school.
Thereās content in the BBC website I canāt access without a VPN
But why have a world wide web and restrict it geographically???
Started watching Outer Range itās on Prime (at least for me, I know streaming services have different content geographically)
Itās very intriguing!
My wife and I have been watching The Patient on Hulu. We are 4 or 5 episodes in and enjoying it. Steve Carell does a fantastic job. You donāt feel like youāre watching the guy from The Office at all.
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Just finished Dahmer. Brilliant and very hard to watch
Watchers also very good based on true story.
Which Dahmer did you watch? It seems like there are two or three series out right now about the guy.
It was one on Netflix with Evan Peters I think
Which is why I wonāt watch it. I prefer watching things that leave me feeling good when Iām finished. I couldnāt watch a movie about a psychopathic cannibal.
Unfortunately, almost everything on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, in the theaters, etc. seems designed to ratchet up my anxiety levels, and leave me wondering how the world will ever survive. If it werenāt for some of the better-made documentaries and a few occasional movies and series, I think Iād give up watching streaming videos altogether.
Only about the first three episodes are hard going. Nothing too graphic.
Iād highly recommend it.
Thatās what a former co-worker told me about Dexter a few years ago. Nothing terrible. Itās good. I got about 15 minutes into it before having to turn it off and do something else.
I canāt watch people or animals suffering or being subjected to violence. It makes me very sad and gives me nightmares. Iām unsure why, but Iāve always been that way.
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I was reading an article this morning about a horror movie that is currently out that has caused people in the theaters to throw up and faint. I am a free market capitalist and believe people should be able to make horror movies, but something about making something that would cause your audience to literally get sick and faint doesnāt seem quite right.
It seems like a stimulation issue. Horror audiences have become desensitized to the standard fare, so directors have to push the envelope farther and farther.
I donāt do Gore. Itās completely unnecessary and yet some love it. I just canāt wrap my head around it. Iām not going to allow my eyes and brain to be assaulted and then have horrific dreams and be all I see when I try to close my eyes 
I used to love a good scary movie. Now I donāt watch any or them ā¦ because they have to go for some disgusting, shock scene. I loveeeee true crime and I watch a lot of it ā¦ but as soon as I heard a few talk about Dahmer ā¦ that was a big NO from me. We all know what happened. I donāt have to watch someone do it to āunderstandā the movie.
Itās no wonder I watch the same handful of tv shows and movies over and over on rotation LOL. There hasnāt been much that makes me want to watch.
Yeh I watch a lot of true crime too, I like watching it, it doesnāt necessarily have to be serial killers. I had heard of Dahmer before but I wasnāt fully aware of the extent of it and was in shock.
Iād watch shows like Betrayed, Forensic Detectives, etc. all day lol.
In terms of funny stuff
I absolutely love Psych (itās on Peacock here) with James Rodriguez and Dule HIll,
I watch that show on repeat, all 8 seasons and the 3 movies. Love it.
Brooklyn 99 is another favourite.
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