Shows that have you by the balls, or vag...

[Kat Kid]

Have we talked about Hacks? Hacks was very enjoyable. Loved it.

[nicname]

I'm on ep 4 of White Lotus 2 and I'm still waiting on....something. I loved the first season and immediately liked several characters. I'm 4 in on season 2 and I really don't give a crap about anyone yet.

Season 1 was def better, more likable and interesting. Season 2 just seems like a vessel for depravity.

Enjoyed season one, and stopped watching a few episodes into season 2 as well.

Are you sure it wasn't because of the "scenery"?

Season 2 seems way less fun, and more dark. Fewer likeable, yet flawed characters imo from what I can remember.

[bucket]

I'm on ep 4 of White Lotus 2 and I'm still waiting on....something. I loved the first season and immediately liked several characters. I'm 4 in on season 2 and I really don't give a crap about anyone yet.

Season 1 was def better, more likable and interesting. Season 2 just seems like a vessel for depravity.

Enjoyed season one, and stopped watching a few episodes into season 2 as well.

Are you sure it wasn't because of the "scenery"?

Season 2 seems way less fun, and more dark. Fewer likeable, yet flawed characters imo from what I can remember.

Honestly, I think I liked season 2 better. In season 1, I didn't like the outcomes for Shane, Rachel and Kai. In season 2, I liked how it worked out with everyone except for Ethan and Harper, but that didn't bother me as much as what they did to Kai in season 1.

[passranch]

I like Shrinking which is new. It's about therapists not shrinking people down. Cast includes Harrison Ford and Jason Segel.

I'm enjoying Shrinking as well.  I did not really enjoy The Shrink Next Door, also on Apple TV.

The Shrink Next Door made me very, very mad.

[MakeItRain]

I thought season 1 was ok/funny but not excellent. I haven’t watched season 2 except for about 39 minutes of one episode and it was just bizarre and other than Jennifer Coolidge I would probably never watch it, but may eventually watch it for her.

I don't think she was the best or most intriguing character of season two, although she's the most integral to the finale. I thought that Harper, Mia, and Lucia carried the season.

[nicname]

Lucia. Top-shelf character name imo.

[nicname]

Lack of likeable characters is why I can’t watch Yellowstone as well. They’re basically all hard to stomach. Loved 1883 tho and have high hopes for 1923 or whatever it’s called tho.

[Pete]

Lack of likeable characters is why I can’t watch Yellowstone as well. They’re basically all hard to stomach. Loved 1883 tho and have high hopes for 1923 or whatever it’s called tho.

Hmmmm, I may try 1883.  I stopped watching Yellowstone for the same reason.

[mocat]

I stopped watching Yellowstone right away because it's too stupid to even be enjoyable

[DaBigTrain]

What is wrong with you people. Yellowstone and all the prequals are great.

[michigancat]

Paul T. Goldman might be the best thing I've ever seen. A six part docu-series on Peakcock.

I don't know how else to describe it than by saying it's The Rehearsal adjacent.

My jaw DROPPED

Absolutely wild

[_33]

What is wrong with you people. Yellowstone and all the prequals are great.

Yeah I like them too. But I will say that the seasons are progressively getting less enjoyable. Still not bad enough for me to stop watching, but we're heading that direction.

[BIG APPLE CAT]

Lack of likeable characters is why I can’t watch Yellowstone as well. They’re basically all hard to stomach. Loved 1883 tho and have high hopes for 1923 or whatever it’s called tho.

Hmmmm, I may try 1883.  I stopped watching Yellowstone for the same reason.

SHUT UP YOU GUYS WE'VE ALREADY ADJUDICATED THIS. Part of the reason Yellowstone is enjoyable is that you (the viewer) have to grapple with being sympathetic to a situation despite the fact that you don't like the character its happening to. And also the cowboy dialogue. If you can't appreciate the fact that Rip can essentially convey an entire complex, multi-faceted idea with a single sentence - 10 words tops - and the inflection in his voice...if you can't appreciate that then i don't know what to tell you.

Like seriously i'm not sure Rip ever has any lines that consist of more than 10 words at a time, and yet he conveys so much information. its incredible. 

[nicname]

Watched Ep 1 of 1923 last night.

THANK YOU SIR! MAY I HAVE ANOTHER!

[CHONGS]

KSU supermodel and star Charles Melton was great in Poker Face last week.

[Pete]

Lack of likeable characters is why I can’t watch Yellowstone as well. They’re basically all hard to stomach. Loved 1883 tho and have high hopes for 1923 or whatever it’s called tho.

Hmmmm, I may try 1883.  I stopped watching Yellowstone for the same reason.

SHUT UP YOU GUYS WE'VE ALREADY ADJUDICATED THIS. Part of the reason Yellowstone is enjoyable is that you (the viewer) have to grapple with being sympathetic to a situation despite the fact that you don't like the character its happening to. And also the cowboy dialogue. If you can't appreciate the fact that Rip can essentially convey an entire complex, multi-faceted idea with a single sentence - 10 words tops - and the inflection in his voice...if you can't appreciate that then i don't know what to tell you.

Like seriously i'm not sure Rip ever has any lines that consist of more than 10 words at a time, and yet he conveys so much information. its incredible.

Maybe I need to give it another shot and just be more open minded.  I quit after the episode where the allegedly-not-gay-but-only-celebate brother punched the psychopath (obvs not her fault with a crap hole mom ) was punching him in the face, and he hit her back once, and then Crash Tincup dad tells him "if you ever hit your sister again I'll put your head through a wall."  Made me very mad.  Also, they had just been remarking that they would make some punk felon into a cowboy by the end of the day merely by duct taping him to a horse for an afternoon.  Not sure what being a cowboy is exactly, but if one can achieve it merely by being duct taped to a horse, well then I am not certain that is a very admirable calling at all.

[Cire]

Lack of likeable characters is why I can’t watch Yellowstone as well. They’re basically all hard to stomach. Loved 1883 tho and have high hopes for 1923 or whatever it’s called tho.

Hmmmm, I may try 1883.  I stopped watching Yellowstone for the same reason.

SHUT UP YOU GUYS WE'VE ALREADY ADJUDICATED THIS. Part of the reason Yellowstone is enjoyable is that you (the viewer) have to grapple with being sympathetic to a situation despite the fact that you don't like the character its happening to. And also the cowboy dialogue. If you can't appreciate the fact that Rip can essentially convey an entire complex, multi-faceted idea with a single sentence - 10 words tops - and the inflection in his voice...if you can't appreciate that then i don't know what to tell you.

Like seriously i'm not sure Rip ever has any lines that consist of more than 10 words at a time, and yet he conveys so much information. its incredible.

Maybe I need to give it another shot and just be more open minded.  I quit after the episode where the allegedly-not-gay-but-only-celebate brother punched the psychopath (obvs not her fault with a crap hole mom ) was punching him in the face, and he hit her back once, and then Crash Tincup dad tells him "if you ever hit your sister again I'll put your head through a wall."  Made me very mad.  Also, they had just been remarking that they would make some punk felon into a cowboy by the end of the day merely by duct taping him to a horse for an afternoon.  Not sure what being a cowboy is exactly, but if one can achieve it merely by being duct taped to a horse, well then I am not certain that is a very admirable calling at all.

It's a maga soap opera

[BIG APPLE CAT]

I mean like, yeah, I AM a millionaire and yeah, I DO own several hectares of breathtaking mountain ranch land, but when I step outside myself I’m still pretty sure I would enjoy the show just on its merits, if that makes sense?

[IPA4Me]

Final season of Snowfall started this week. Love the series.

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[DaBigTrain]

Damn man. The Last of Us with another one

['taterblast]

i started The Consultant on prime strictly and exclusively because of Christoph Waltz. i am enjoying.

[CHONGS]

I am excited for Silo.

[Institutional Control]

I’m excited about season 2 of Perry Mason.


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[CNS]

Final season of Snowfall started this week. Love the series.

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Just started season 1. Only 5 epi in. Really liking this one. Never heard of it before this post.

[Stupid Fitz]

I thought season 1 was ok/funny but not excellent. I haven’t watched season 2 except for about 39 minutes of one episode and it was just bizarre and other than Jennifer Coolidge I would probably never watch it, but may eventually watch it for her.

I don't think she was the best or most intriguing character of season two, although she's the most integral to the finale. I thought that Harper, Mia, and Lucia carried the season.

Yeah, I actually preferred it when she was more of a background character. During the finale, I basically just wanted her scenes to be over as I was more focused on the other families. After reading the reddit thread on the finale, I discovered that I missed a ton of stuff throughout the season.

Overall, season one was much better, but I still enjoyed it. I love short series like this one where you don't have to remember everything from 7 years ago to watch. Anyone have any other recommendations for shows/series like this?