What series to stream next?

[GBRfr]

The last great show I watched was Outer Range on Amazon. Highly recommend.

 

[Juro]

What did you think of the ending of 1899. I was a little underwhelmed.

Definitely, but not the worst. Reminded me of a sci-fi Lost.

 

[Juro]

I watched "the leftovers" on HBO for the first season and loved it in 2014. I finally had a chance to watch seasons 2-3, and it was awesome. 28 hours of thinking about how people would freak out if 2% of the population suddenly vanished, then in last 10 minutes understanding that it was a split in the timeline.

Spoiler: If you want to watch leftovers.

The timeline in the show is that of a world where 2% of the population suddenly vanished into somewhere. In the alternative timeline, which somehow also exists, 98% vanish to somewhere. The thing that "really happened" was that 2% left one, but were the only ones left behind in the alternate timeline.

At any rate, I'm looking for any recommendations for other shows to watch that are similarly imagining how society would respond if something supernatural or cosmological suddenly fucked up our known system. Sorry for too many words risking TLDR.

Thanks in advance.

Also, Succession and Mare of Easttown on HBO are both good.

 

[Irv]

The last great show I watched was Outer Range on Amazon. Highly recommend.

I liked that show quite a bit, but nobody seemed to really be talking about it. Amazon does a terrible job of promoting its shows, unless its Lord of the Rings.

 

[Cookiemonster]

Hung is an enjoyable watch that I haven’t ran into many people that have watched.

 

[Jim14510]

Give "The Peripheral" a shot on Prime Video. It's been an interesting ride so far.

I thought the last couple episodes dragged. Loved the first few.

Also whatever her name is....

 

[Jim14510]

Silicon Valley

❤️

 

[Jim14510]

Severance on Apple TV+ is an absolute masterpiece and sounds right up your alley.

Stupid show yet I watched every episode.

 

[Jim14510]

If you like history: The Crown

My wife watches that.

 

[Jim14510]

The last great show I watched was Outer Range on Amazon. Highly recommend.

 

[doublewing]

Succession
Better Call Saul
Severance
Gomorrah (seasons 1 and 2)

 

[LoudHogRider]

Also whatever her name is....

Wood love to start a new stub with her. And only her in that stub.

 

[hothouse_corn]

Thanks for all the recs, boys. Much appreciated.

Severance on Apple TV+ is an absolute masterpiece and sounds right up your alley.

Is there enough content on Apple TV+ to justify it if I already have Hulu, Prime, Netflix, Disney+, Paramount+, and HBOMax? Jeebus, I should consider slimming down that list some.

Season 2 and 3 of The Leftovers are legendary. Episode "International Assassin" in season 2 is probably a top 5 episode all time for me.

Agreed. I almost @died in the episode "The most powerful man on the planet (and his identical twin brother)" when the guy on the phone said

"It has to be an identical biometric match. You're the only person on the planet who can enter that door. Unless you have an identical twin brother, which would be ridiculous."

 

[Cash68847]

I watched "the leftovers" on HBO for the first season and loved it in 2014. I finally had a chance to watch seasons 2-3, and it was awesome. 28 hours of thinking about how people would freak out if 2% of the population suddenly vanished, then in last 10 minutes understanding that it was a split in the timeline.

Spoiler: If you want to watch leftovers.

The timeline in the show is that of a world where 2% of the population suddenly vanished into somewhere. In the alternative timeline, which somehow also exists, 98% vanish to somewhere. The thing that "really happened" was that 2% left one, but were the only ones left behind in the alternate timeline.

At any rate, I'm looking for any recommendations for other shows to watch that are similarly imagining how society would respond if something supernatural or cosmological suddenly fucked up our known system. Sorry for too many words risking TLDR.

Thanks in advance.

A newer series which isn’t overplayed is The White Lotus. It’s entertaining.

 

[Jim14510]

Is there enough content on Apple TV+ to justify it if I already have Hulu, Prime, Netflix, Disney+, Paramount+, and HBOMax? Jeebus, I should consider slimming down that list some.

No

 

[ChocaEgg]

Thanks for all the recs, boys. Much appreciated.



Is there enough content on Apple TV+ to justify it if I already have Hulu, Prime, Netflix, Disney+, Paramount+, and HBOMax? Jeebus, I should consider slimming down that list some.



Agreed. I almost @died in the episode "The most powerful man on the planet (and his identical twin brother)" when the guy on the phone said

"It has to be an identical biometric match. You're the only person on the planet who can enter that door. Unless you have an identical twin brother, which would be ridiculous."

You should drop Netflix. They haven't had shit worth watching in what feels like years

 

[Cash68847]

You should drop Netflix. They haven't had shit worth watching in what feels like years

I think HBO puts out the best series. Showtime has also had some pretty solid ones, but HBO is the best.

 

[Jim14510]

You should drop Netflix. They haven't had shit worth watching in what feels like years

Yeah it's been a while since Netflix has had a really good series. Can't even think of the last one.

 

[Jim14510]

I think HBO puts out the best series. Showtime has also had some pretty solid ones, but HBO is the best.

Prime is pretty good too.

 

[jaihawk]

Just get yourself a Firestick and put Syncler on it. Pay their annual fee, which is next to nothing and pay for a Real Debrid subscription, which is next to nothing, and watch whatever you want and cancel all of those other subs.