What TV shows are you currently watching?

[Jack the Stripper]

Here is where I take an opposite view to Typhon's. Shock, amazement, I know... Typhon and Z disagreeing???

Netflix has a substantial number of foreign series, stuff I just can't get on any US channel. Israeli, French, German, Russian, Polish, Indian, Mexican, and Irish - there's some great stuff out there and I can't get it any other way legally. Hulu is cheap, and will stream a few shows I like to watch, and I just finished the excellent first season of "The Terror" on it.

Amazon Prime pretty much goes with Amazon Prime Video, so if I'm already paying for fast delivery, I get some shows as a thank-you is how I see it.

Not to mention it cost less than 50 cents a day to subscribe.

[Typhon]

Here is where I take an opposite view to Typhon's. Shock, amazement, I know... Typhon and Z disagreeing???

Netflix has a substantial number of foreign series, stuff I just can't get on any US channel. Israeli, French, German, Russian, Polish, Indian, Mexican, and Irish - there's some great stuff out there and I can't get it any other way legally. Hulu is cheap, and will stream a few shows I like to watch, and I just finished the excellent first season of "The Terror" on it.

Amazon Prime pretty much goes with Amazon Prime Video, so if I'm already paying for fast delivery, I get some shows as a thank-you is how I see it.

Not to mention it cost less than 50 cents a day to subscribe.

So, less than $15 a month.    That's 2 dinners for me.

[Zzzptm]

Netflix is also the best for having material available for downloading and viewing later. As a frequent traveler, that's a huge plus. It's also available in other countries, while Hulu and Amazon both have issues with shows/films not being available for viewing in different parts of the world.

[Jack the Stripper]

 

Here is where I take an opposite view to Typhon's. Shock, amazement, I know... Typhon and Z disagreeing???

Netflix has a substantial number of foreign series, stuff I just can't get on any US channel. Israeli, French, German, Russian, Polish, Indian, Mexican, and Irish - there's some great stuff out there and I can't get it any other way legally. Hulu is cheap, and will stream a few shows I like to watch, and I just finished the excellent first season of "The Terror" on it.

Amazon Prime pretty much goes with Amazon Prime Video, so if I'm already paying for fast delivery, I get some shows as a thank-you is how I see it.

Not to mention it cost less than 50 cents a day to subscribe.

So, less than $15 a month.    That's 2 dinners for me.

Or about a coffee a week 

[Zzzptm]

Britbox is looking interesting. Could clinch it if they're downloadable, otherwise I'll have to think it over.

[KiloDeltaCharlie]

Britbox is looking interesting. Could clinch it if they're downloadable, otherwise I'll have to think it over.

Its not actually available in the UK yet! When it does launch it will have contect from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 the last two are recent additions, I don't know if you get them in the US yet. You can't download the content to watch off line at the moment.

[Zzzptm]

Channel 4 content would be great.

And so would availability of the really old stuff like The Goodies. I know time may not have been kind to old videos, but there are some series that I'd love to see again.

[AnnoMundi]

Anyone here watch Castle Rock?

[Typhon]

[Zzzptm]

Just started watching Mad Men. Only on the 2nd episode, and I'm wondering if I'm going to catch lung cancer from watching all the smoking!

So far so good. I'm interested in how it portrays social and sexual conflicts and mores, and I'm expecting to see changes with each season. Characters are intriguing and I'm investing in them to see how they come out.

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[Typhon]

[Zzzptm]

"Making It" with Nick Offerman and Amy Pohler. Fun crafting contest show.

[Thelemech]

I have been watching the first season of Columbo. What a great show, they sure do not make them like they use to.

[Zzzptm]

I have been watching the first season of Columbo. What a great show, they sure do not make them like they use to.

My favorite 70s detective show is The Rockford Files. Definitely one of the best theme songs of any of those shows.

But, yes, there was a certain art in spinning a tale that kept our interest without having to resort to shock violence or sex. All they had was plot, character, and dialogue, and the writers made them all work just fine.

[Charger]

Always loved Columbo myself too!

Although every episode was basically exactly the same it was still captivating...pretty much thanks to Peter Falk and the guest star killer.

I also watched Rockford Files but honestly don't remember much about it anymore...that was almost 30 years ago...