What's good to watch on Netflix And Other Streaming Platforms

[ImTellinTim]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bmore Irish

Probably been mentioned in here already, but Master of None is pretty funny. I'm 6 or 7 episodes in and it's pretty funny. Aziz Ansari stars, not sure if he has any part in the writing. I'd recommend it.

Yes, he had a hand in writing almost all of the Season 1 episodes.

[JayBee74]

The Black Mirror Christmas special, starring American star Jon Hamm, is as entertaining as it is disturbing. Finally on Netflix after debuting in Britain a year ago.

Check out Black Mirror's season 2 "White Bear" also.

[daflyboys]

Bill Burr's latest stand up special. I didn't like the sacreligious stuff, but the rest was great. His ending had me in stitches. I especially loves when he does the woman voice.

[Beantown]

His Netflix animated comedy, "F is for Family," is pretty solid as well.

[Scott]

Quote: Originally Posted by Beantown

His Netflix animated comedy, "F is for Family," is pretty solid as well.

I've only seen one episode of that, but thought it was pretty funny..

[NDAlum]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeremym480

After watching Making A Murderer I read about another documentary called Paradise Lost (about the West Memphis Three). We watched it holy hell that was on another level... It was crazy for completely different reasons than Making a Murder, but still somewhat similar. I would recommend it to anyone that enjoyed MaM. Note: It's on HBOGo, not NetFlix. I thought that there was a Documentary thread here, but my searches came up with nothing.

On MaM...I finally finished viewing the 10 episodes. I definitely felt the hate/disgust towards the State's side of handling everything. However I started to think about the other side of things...and you have to realize there were things you know we didn't hear. We heard one side of this story and everything was painted in a certain way to elicit certain feelings and emotions. It worked!

I can't fully make a judgment on everything as I don't know all of the details.

This was a solid read...*ONLY READ IF YOU'VE SEEN IT*

http://www.pajiba.com/netflix_movies...nt-present.php

[CMH]

Quote: Originally Posted by NDAlum

On MaM...I finally finished viewing the 10 episodes. I definitely felt the hate/disgust towards the State's side of handling everything. However I started to think about the other side of things...and you have to realize there were things you know we didn't hear. We heard one side of this story and everything was painted in a certain way to elicit certain feelings and emotions. It worked! I can't fully make a judgment on everything as I don't know all of the details. This was a solid read...*ONLY READ IF YOU'VE SEEN IT* http://www.pajiba.com/netflix_movies...nt-present.php

I haven't seen anything proving that the information not shown was actually available in the trial.

How do people even know this if I don't know it? Where is the source?

The only thing I've seen that I accept as true comes from a reporter who said nothing glaring was missing but it was worth noting that the doc didn't cover

Spoiler

Teresa's phone being found in the bonfire

[NDAlum]

Spoiler

http://www.people.com/article/steven-avery-prosecutor-ken-kratz-says-netflix-series-forgot-key-evidence

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