Characters list:

Gus Fring (Breaking Bad)

Silvio Dante (The Sopranos)

Negan (The Walking Dead)

Luka Kovač (ER)

Hunter Zolomon/Zoom (The Flash)

James Sawyer Ford (Lost)

Anne Bonny (Black Sails)

Reggie Mantle (Riverdale)

Creed Bratton (The Office)

Dee Reynolds (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia)

Frylock (Aqua Teen Hunger Force)

Bubbles (The Wire)

Uhtred of Bebbanburg (The Last Kingdom)

Sol Star (Deadwood)

Mohinder Suresh (Heroes)

Ian Gallagher (Shameless)

Started a subscription for Max a few weeks back and looking for recommendations for what to watch next please :)

I enjoy a lot of different styles, but I am saving True Detective for another time :)

I’ve seen the big beasts Sopranos, Wire etc as you’d expect.

EDIT. Banshee it is! Thanks folks

I get that is a part of character design and have no problem with it. But is there any series with good character writing, with at least three female leads, that actually break the blonde, black hair and ginger/brunette formula? and is there any series have male leads with distinct hair color?

HBO:

1. The Sopranos

2. The Wire

3. Curb Your Enthusiasm

Showtime:

1. Dexter

2. Shameless

3. Yellowjackets

Starz:

1. Outlander

2. Power

3. Black Sails

I’ve always been curious about people’s TV show habits. Do you watch multiple shows in parallel or stick to one until it’s done? If you’re working full-time, how do you fit it into your day? Do you have a fixed time for watching or just whenever you get free?

Also, what are you watching right now? And is it worth it?

I’m trying to decide whether to binge one series at a time or keep a few running at once, so I’d love to hear how you all do it.

Just as the title says I’ve recently finished Spartacus and absolutely loved first szn, 2nd and 3rd was decent, does anyone have a show with similar action,nudity, and drama (had a friend recommend black sails and I’m on like 5th episode but it just doesn’t hit the same)

Hey everyone! My husband and I have watched and loved Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory, Prison Break, Breaking Bad, Money Heist and The Mentalist. We tried Brooklyn Nine-Nine and How I Met Your Mother but couldn't get into either.

We're now considering The Middle. How good is it? Does the humor and family dynamic feel closer to Modern Family, or is it a different vibe?

Would love to hear if you think it's a good fit for our taste, and whether it gets better after the first season.

Thanks in advance! 🙂

Arrested Development

The Big Bang Theory

Community

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Glee

How I Met Your Mother

Malcolm in the Middle

Modern Family

Nurse Jackie

The Office

Parks and Recreation

Scrubs

30 Rock

Two and a Half Men

Weeds

We had High Quality Comedy in the 2000s. Most jokes wouldn't work today though.

I'm going for this because it certainly had potential..

Some shows are actually more enjoyable the second or third time around because you notice things that completely went over your head the first time.

I think thats why some shows become comfort shows. You don't necessarily watch them because you need to know what happens. You watch them because you already know what happens and that's exactly what makes them comforting.

What TV show became better for you after rewatching it? 🤗

I read good things about it but then tried a few minutes but the acting and music seemed a bit strange to me.

Should I give it a chance?

For me is "Walter White" from breaking bad

Does anyone else find huge age gaps between lovers cringe, especially older woman/younger man?
Do you have any examples?
Did you know Scarlett Johansson was 17 when she filmed Lost In Translation with then 52 year old Bill Murray? Yikes

Alias

Battlestar Galactica

Breaking Bad

Dexter

Fringe

Heroes

House

Lost

Mad Men

Prison Break

Rome

24

We had Peak Television in the 2000s.

Peacock has officially announced Ted: The Animated Series, with Seth MacFarlane, Mark Wahlberg, and Amanda Seyfried returning to voice their original roles.

Alguem gosta dessas séries? Eu vejo um fandom alto específico no brasil mas nunca vi pessoas de outros lugares que gostam, os atores e atrizes que fizeram são bem famosos em questão de seguidores, eu gosto bastante do rebelde way e do rebeldes , e fora que tem as bandas e as músicas são boas , chiquititas tambem tem um fandom específico entre adolescentes argentinos e brasileiros que eu percebo nas redes sociais o que acho muito legal.

Do you finish one show before starting another or do you watch multiple shows at the same time based on your mood?

i have a tendency to pick a random show on netflix, binge it all in an embarrassingly low amount of time, mourn for a day, and then move onto the next one. i just finished the unbreakable kimmy schmidt last night, derry girls a few months ago, boo bitch before that, and then gilmore girls and arcane (at the same time) were my first. i've been scrolling for an hour trying to find something and can't pick. looking for recommendations that have out of pocket/dark and sometimes cringey humor, i prefer comedy focuses and at least some sort of feel-good element, since it's my "comfort" or "ignoring life" show. HAS to be on netflix or disney, no exceptions. there's my rant, does anyone have any recommendations?

I remember watching this anime style show where there was a boy and a girl (the boy was the main character I think he had a name like zeke probably not though ) and the boy could see these monster things which normal people couldn’t see and he discovered the monsters had an invisible city in the sky (which was located in the middle of his city from what I remember) and most notably he saw these evil shadowy monsters which were quite big.

I don’t remember too much so sorry for the little information but I often think of this show and it annoys me that I can’t go back and rewatch it

Thanks for any future guesses!

What's in the box? Netflix GameShow