Shameless - For me this show was at its best when it centered on Fiona. I think she was the heart and soul of this series. She was the one I cared about. I lost interest in the last couple of years. And the show isn't very reflective of the actual South side of Chicago which is 93% African American.
M'entends tu - I just finished watching this on Netflix. Nice to see a series set in Montreal with people who actually speak French. I loved an older Montreal show 19-2, but unfortunately in the U.S. we got the English version where everyone in Montreal spoke English. LOL.
The Crown - Well it is a classic.
Shameless - I almost missed out on it. I had to give it a few episodes and then I was hooked. A friend of mine said he'd watched an episode and didn't really like it. I insisted he watch a few more and next time I saw him he thanked me, loved the show lol
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Fiona - yeah well I agree with you although I think the characters were all really fascinating and amazing. It is weird how Fiona just disappeared from the storyline all together. No guest appearances, not even for the series final episode. They should have had some updates through the family mentioning her occasionally.
Debbie got a bit on my nerves near the end of the series though. Frank. Frank, frank, frank. Wow. I didn't like the chick Lip hooked up with. Carl becoming a cop was a hilarious. The old racist guy getting paralyzed and killed by his nun caretaker : delicious. That show is really great.
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I loved
Svetlana (and the thrupple) haha
Is the 3rd season of
M'entends tu on Netflix already? I know it was streaming on Tele Québec's website.
Waiting
impatiently for new seasons of
Better Call Saul and
The Crown.
Not on Netflix but I just binged watched the new season of
The Handmaid's Tale. Fuck that show is BRU-TAL. But this season had a few satisfying moments. I liked it but people are bashing it on reddit lol I had to turn to reddit because there is so much to unpack and I don't know anyone else who has watched it.
Oh I know it's a thread about tv series but I recently watched
The Glass Castle based on the
autobiographical book by Jeannette Walls. I had absolutely loved the book when I read it several years ago. Surprisingly I also loved the movie. Woody Harrelson is fantastic playing her eccentric/mentally ill/alcoholic/free spirit father.
Anyway... Seriously...
Watch Luis Miguel!!! Haha