Just wondering what everyone is watching now on Netflix or similar.

What did you watch and love?

I obsessively watched and loved Madmen and Breaking Bad.

Currently watching Bombgirls.

Who else?

My Name is Earl, OITNB, Kimmy Schmidt, Raising Hope, Psych, The Vicar of Dibley, Keeping up Appearances, Criminal Minds, anything Food Network, anything Gordon Ramsay, Dr. Who, Numb3rs, CSI, Drop DEad Diva, anything BBC really...

I am a sucker for anything with a spy.

My all time fave is Burn Notice. I hated for it end. A spy gets a burn notice and dumped off in Miami and he and his girlfriend help people out of tuff spots.

The Amerikans - Takes place in 1950's during the cold war when Russia had sleeper agents in the U.S.

Covert Affairs - Oh this is on Amazon Prime

West Wing - Loved this! This is a political show not about spys

I have a ton more but I'm drawing a blank. I have seen a lot of the ones already listed too.

I love horror movies! Just watched The Pact 2 this morning, in the garage with the lights out, while on the treadmill. Gets my heart a'pumping while imaginary running from the creepies.

Where is Burn Notice? Is it on Netflix? Also, the Americans sounds interesting. Is that on Netflix? Thanks for describing what they are about. I hear of these shows but have no idea if it's something I like if there is no description.

@@Oregondaisy - Yes, Burn Notice is on Netflix. The Amerikans is on Amazon Prime.

OITNB, Mad Men, Arrested Development and the best show in history Breaking Bad (re-watching for 4th time ????.)

I also have Amazon Prime and really enjoy Downton Abby, The Amerikans and Broad City and Keeping Up Appearances, to name a few.

On Hulu I got hooked to My 600 lb Life.

Edited July 21, 201511 yr by tomi71

So could you say a few words about the shows? What is the killling about?

What is magic city about. I saw Breaking Bad, which everyone probably knows by know is a chemistry teacher who makes meth, sons of anarchy is about bikers, I have no idea about the rest.

The Killing was great. It was about a detective in Seattle who had trouble balancing her job with family life. It's dark and addictive.

X-Files! Holds up well over time and always worth a rewatch! The truth is out there! Yes, I was a rabid x-phile in my day, and proud of it!

X-Files! Holds up well over time and always worth a rewatch! The truth is out there! Yes, I was a rabid x-phile in my day, and proud of it!

LOVED the X-Files. Couldn't get enough.

I also need to mention True Detective and American Horror Story.

True detective (first season) was great.

This was on hbo and stars Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConnehey as former police detectives that are retelling what happened in a big case that they worked together back in 1995.

Spooky mystery type drama/crime series. Both actors are really great in this. It would be available on hbo go and hbo now.

Eta: McConnehey won the golden globe for this performance, but I believe that both of them were nominated for this show.

For the documentary viewers I wanted to mention a new one on netflix called "Hot Girls Wanted".

This is about how regular girls, teenagers just 18 years old, are drawn into the porn business nowadays.

@@tomi71 a fellow X-File fan!

Did you know that Mulder and Scully will be making a limited return? Not sure exactly when, or how many episodes, but I heard it's been confirmed. Not a remake either, actually with Ducovney and Anderson!

Oh gosh what don't I watch?

I just finished Weeds for the umpteenth time, I've watching Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Doctor Who, Grey's Anatomy more times than I care to admit.

I'm about to start X-Files soon!

I just finished Medium not too long ago and loved it as much as I did when it was on TV.

Royal Pains - loved it

Heart of Dixie - Cute

Nurse Hawthorne was good

We just binge-watched (on Amazon Prime) a great series (first season) called "Bosch."

We really liked it. Bosch has been renewed for a second season.

Here's the Wikipedia write-up:

Bosch is an American police procedural television series produced by Amazon Studios. It stars Titus Welliver as Angeles Police Department" rel="external nofollow">Los Angeles Police detective Harry Bosch. The show, developed for Amazon by Eric Overmyer,^[1] takes its inspiration from three of Michael Connelly’s novels:City of Bones, Echo Park, and The Concrete Blonde.