Best TV/Streaming series you can recommend to watch

[bmwuk]

They can definitely flesh out the characters more, much like they did Loki in the Marvel series. I'm hoping this is more of the trend for Star Wars series, where we get to see more of "real" world in the Star Wars universe.

If you have Disney+, IMHO Andor has probably been my favorite Star Wars series yet. I think it's the first Star Wars show to show a toilet, so there's that. It can be a little slow at times, but it also shows the lives in more detail of common folks, as well as prison life under the Empire. Definitely a more grown up Disney s

Tony Gilroy being the writer made the show really good. He wrote Rogue One and did the screenplays for the Bourne series. I was a big fan of this series.

Now if you haven't seen White Lotus seasons 1&2 I put my vote in on that. Other ones people have already said

 

[Huey]

Tony Gilroy being the writer made the show really good. He wrote Rogue One and did the screenplays for the Bourne series. I was a big fan of this series.

Now if you haven't seen White Lotus seasons 1&2 I put my vote in on that. Other ones people have already said

Wife and I watched the first episode of White Lotus when it first came out, and need to get back and see the rest of it. Andor was awesome, and hopefully it leads to more shows that are more adult in nature.

 

[jomari]

funny thing is, there are SOOO many good shows out there, and difficult to invest in until you find a list like this.

Andor is still on my backburner. i will look into white lotus. thank you for putting that on th map.

 

[Huey]

funny thing is, there are SOOO many good shows out there, and difficult to invest in until you find a list like this.

Andor is still on my backburner. i will look into white lotus. thank you for putting that on th map.

Move Andor to the front, you'll thank me later. IMHO, probably the best Star Wars show on that's been on Disney+(although they should have included the droid from the film, instead they only teased us with another one.)

 

[PaulyT]

Move Andor to the front,

Agreed.

 

[jomari]

thanks guys. i think thats what rogue one appealed to ME strongly.

this was ''new'' material to me, showing me the origins, the first line of chapter 4 introduction, stating what happened.

anyways, i'll definitely put that one on the top. i still have mayfair witches (which im still tippy toe on, never read this universe), and last of us of course.

Andor it is! i need a new environment anyways. too much taylor sheridan right now.

 

[jomari]

can i watch better call saul without watching breaking bad?

also, is seal team worth it?

trying to prioritize my watching tv series.

 

[PaulyT]

can i watch better call saul without watching breaking bad?

Yes, I think you could. There would be some subtext you wouldn't get, but not something that would prevent you enjoying/understanding the show, especially given that Saul is (mostly) a prequel anyway.

 

[Batman]

Wife and I stumbled upon The Righteous Gemstones on Max, I believe created and/or written by Danny McBride. If you’re familiar with him, it’s more of his typical oblivious stupidity and silliness. The humor isn’t too far removed from something like Fargo (more the TV series than the movie) though far less serious. We binged all three seasons over a couple weeks during the holidays and were not disappointed. On the heels of the that we then watched the two seasons of Vice Principals also with Danny McBride and crew.