Netflix recommendations?

[Randy Daytona]

Not video, but audio. 100.3 - HD2 The Sound of the Strip. Like the channel Siriusly Sinatra on satellite radio, but better. Sinatra, Deano, Sammy, Buble, Connick, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - all you need is an internet connection and a tumbler of Jack.

Vegas, Baby!

http://tunein.com/radio/The-Sound-of-the-Strip-1003-HD2-s67545/

 

[Randy Daytona]

Just watched the first episode of "Occupied" on Netflix (Norwegian with subtitles in English). Norway goes green and stops all oil and gas production, EU goes into a depression. Russia, with the EU's blessing, takes control of Norway - and off we go. Rest of the series looks promising.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_t...n_climate_change_now_on_netflix_reviewed.html

 

[Randy Daytona]

For those who may not have noticed, House of Cards Season 4 has started.

 

[jmcquate]

For those who may not have noticed, House of Cards Season 4 has started.

Strolled across the street to the Portrait Gallery yesterday to see the President Underwood portrait.

 

[Randy Daytona]

Friend of mine recommended "The Ranch". Did not get good reviews but so far, so good. Stars Ashton Kucher, Sam Elliot (he does not age) and, for those of us who remember "24" and "The Girl Next Door", Elisha Cuthbert.

 

[Uncle Fester]

I've got into "Tyrant" (FX, on Hulu). Sort of a Middle Eastern 'House of Cards,' set in a very-thinly-fictionalized version of Bahrain.

 

[Randy Daytona]

Not Netflix, but PBS. Frontline is one of the best in depth shows on TV. For those of you who own real estate in hurricane or flood prone areas, you might want to watch this tonight (Tuesday). Caught a preview of it on NPR today and it was very good.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/a...ce-companies-profit-after-a-natural-disaster/

 

[jmcquate]

Frontline is one of the best in depth shows on TV

Agree. They film in our offices every once in a while. Nice people.

 

[SynixMan]

"Stranger Things" is pretty awesome. Just dropped a few weeks ago. Only 8 episodes, so not that much of a time commitment.

 

[jtmedli]

"Stranger Things" is pretty awesome. Just dropped a few weeks ago. Only 8 episodes, so not that much of a time commitment.

Just finished that one and "Penny Dreadful". Penny Dreadful is one of the best Horror/Dark TV shows I've seen in a while.

 

[armada1651]

Bojack Horseman is shockingly good in my humble opinion.

 

[Austin-Powers]

Equilibrium, really good if you like Christian Bale and Sean Bean

 

[wlawr005]

Peaky Blinders. Post WWI Sons of Anarchy...Tom Hardy is in seasons 2 and 3 also.

 

[Uncle Fester]

Not out yet, but I think it drops next month: documentary based on Command and Control by PBS.

The book was exceptional and based on the trailer, the doc looks to be well done.

 

[wink]

A Very Secret Service. A French comedy in sub titles. About a red tape laden spy agency at the height of the Cold War in the 1960s. The Colonel, a resistance hero, may have been a Nazi sympathizer . The French are losing African colonies, Algeria is a hot bed of terrorists, the new guy is idealistic, green, and more competent then all his colleagues. Quirky, funny. Sometimes can't tell if they are making fun of the stereotypical French attitude or that really is he way they are. Recruiting interview of the new guy: Who invented democracy? The French. Who brought civilization and tranquility to the dark continent? The French. Who saved the world from Nazi domination? The French! In one episode CIA operatives explain how they have the goods on JFK because "he likes the women". Very funny.