Netflix shows that might slip through the net

[HeaderDownBrown]

Travellers is a decent Sci-Fi show (second season starts soon), much better than The OA imo, despite its hype.

Watched the first 8 episodes this week, really enjoying it.

 

[daveyt]

Mindhunters is excellent imho, about the FBI getting to grips with the psychology of serial killers in the 70s

 

[LadyMuck]

Narcos- class. Haven’t started season 3 yet

It is truly a masterpiece!!
Probably my favourite of them all!

 

[billybumbler]

Any thoughts on Penny Dreadful? Worth a try?

 

[ontap]

THis looks canny mind , series 2 is being screened now ,series 1 should be readily available, dunno if its on netflix like , think its polish , has english subs.
https://streamable.com/jglsz

 

[admwil]

Queen of The South and Animal Kingdom are good entertainment.

 

[RestlessNatives]

Ozark. Stranger Things. Both superb

Just finished this. Loved it.
There was one slightly dodgy flashback episode but apart from that it was fantastic.

 

[fyl2u]

Intelligence - Canadian TV show. Crime drama from 2005-2007 (not to be confused with the other 2 shows of the same name).

Reminds me of The Wire.

Very very good.

 

[ouro]

Any thoughts on Penny Dreadful? Worth a try?

IIRC, series 1 was class, 2 was shite, 3 was class. It's been a while though.

 

[10 Gary Rowells]

Watched the first episode of Godless - violent, gritty western series. Fantastic on first watch. Watched a bit of She's gotta have it series - rubbish, which is a shame because the original film was great.

 

[AndrewP]

Forget the name but there's a canny Brazilian dystopian show. Something percent maybe

 

[Son of Stan]

Watched the first episode of Godless - violent, gritty western series. Fantastic on first watch. Watched a bit of She's gotta have it series - rubbish, which is a shame because the original film was great.

Godless is excellent. Just got the final episode to watch. Don't fancy She's gotta have it, and I remember liking the original film too.

 

[jedi_toaster]

Forget the name but there's a canny Brazilian dystopian show. Something percent maybe

3%. Young adults take part in trials to move to a utopian paradise when the other 97% of humanity lives in a shitty dystopian near-future society.

I was enjoying it for about 8 episodes then stopped watching it for some reason. I’ll have to get it finished.

 

[AndrewP]

3%. Young adults take part in trials to move to a utopian paradise when the other 97% of humanity lives in a shitty dystopian near-future society.

I was enjoying it for about 8 episodes then stopped watching it for some reason. I’ll have to get it finished.

That's the one, it was canny, a bit weird, but canny still.

 

[jedi_toaster]

That's the one, it was canny, a bit weird, but canny still.

I find it really hard to eat my dinner whilst reading subtitles...and that’s when I do most of my telly watching!

 

[CatRyan]

I tried "Wanted" on Netflix. It is not as weighty as Gomorrah but is enjoyable.
I'll give Suburra a go.

 

[jedi_toaster]

I tried "Wanted" on Netflix. It is not as weighty as Gomorrah but is enjoyable.
I'll give Suburra a go.

Suburra is great marra. Watch the film too.

I really enjoyed Marseille too, Gerard Dippydoodahdeh is a force of nature!

 

[Chappers]

Just finished Alias Grace - a re working of the Margaret Attwood novel (based on an 1859 true crime case) which I really enjoyed. The narrative might be a little talky for some but it worked for me as it showed the different sides of Grace's character and covered a lot of the same themes as The Handmaid's Tale. Great sense of period too and beautifully filmed.

Loved the handmaid's tale so have added this to the list. Christ knows then I'll get time to watch them

 

[Spot]

enjoyed Santa Clarita Diet

Season 2 coming March 23rd

 

[Teed]

I saw Romanzo years ago, it’s ace.

I’ll add Cannabis to my watchlist, cheers bud.

I seen what you did there.