What shows have you binge-watched?

[submessenger]

Constantine takes a few episodes to warm up and once it gets into it's own pace, it's pretty easy viewing

Maybe I'll try it, again.

[Cake of Doom]

Gotham and Agents of Shield were others I couldn't get in to.

Maybe I'll try it, again.

Maybe it was just one of them odd times where following the comic, rather than the established image (movie), didn't do it any favours.

[submessenger]

You may be on to something, there. I don't do comics, never have; can't remember when I learned that Constantine was a comic, but it was some time after I picked the DVD out of the bargain bin at Walmart. Comparatively, I loved Deadpool, but I've never been a fan of the X-Men franchise.

Sort of the opposite: I loved the Highlander and Buffy series, but not so much with the movies.

Speaking of series dying too soon, New Amsterdam was pretty enjoyable. I've binged it, twice, so far.

[Devil]

I don't watch a whole lot of TV, but Breaking Bad, son. There is none higher. Best fucking show ever.

Season one of Narcos was good as hell. The dude who played Pablo Escobar was excellent.

Boardwalk Empire is worthy of binge watching, especially the earlier seasons.

[Devil]

Oh, and The Walking Dead, obviously for anyone who isn't up to speed on that.

[Devil]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned The Wire since so many people loved it.

My take on The Wire is that some of the seasons were really great and some of them blew cock. Still worth watching for the good parts though.

[Devil]

The Sopranos was worth binge watching too, for sure.

[submessenger]

I was pissed at the last season of Breaking Bad. Possibly, I'll mature into it. There's a conspiracy theory or three that Walter didn't actually die, you can youtube those if you're interested. TWD was my wife's guilty pleasure, not sure if she's still watching it. I have relatively low tolerance for zombie stuff.

[Devil]

I was pissed at the last season of Breaking Bad. Possibly, I'll mature into it. There's a conspiracy theory or three that Walter didn't actually die, you can youtube those if you're interested. TWD was my wife's guilty pleasure, not sure if she's still watching it. I have relatively low tolerance for zombie stuff.

How could you be pissed at the last season of Breaking Bad? What else were they going to do? Cure cancer? Let him die in a hospital?

[submessenger]

I wan't pissed that he died (or didn't), that was pretty much inevitable. The last season felt rushed with the writing, to me. Like, the writers were trying to tie up all the loose ends within the season. Production value was still high...

(edit: I feel the same way about Lost, and the final Matrix movie)

[Devil]

I wan't pissed that he died (or didn't), that was pretty much inevitable. The last season felt rushed with the writing, to me. Like, the writers were trying to tie up all the loose ends within the season. Production value was still high...

Dude, he unleashed an M60 on his enemies.

[submessenger]

Yeah, that was pretty cool. Mythbusters covered it earlier this year, I think? Worth watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06t_KP7y8Ao

[Devil]

Yeah, that was pretty cool. Mythbusters covered it earlier this year, I think? Worth watching.

I hate Mythbusters. Bunch of dorks.

[submessenger]

I like Savage because he's a legitimate skeptic, in a dorky sort of way; check out his TAM speeches. I like Byron because she's hot. The rest I could do without. Oh, well, the show's almost dead, anyways, they pretty much ran out of material.

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I binge watched The Booth At The End on Hulu. Its all set in a booth in a diner so not much scenery or anything but the story is compelling and well written.