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

[Chip Douglass]

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Just finished season one of Broadchurch. Outstanding show. 10 out of 10

Not really a police procedural guy, but I liked it as well.

[superjames1992]

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I finished Fauda Season 2 last week. Now, I am mowing through 3% and should be done with that early this week. Now, what to watch next.....

[lissi88]

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I loved the sense 8 watched it the day it got released.

[lissi88]

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Also if anyone wants to find the full list of shows and movies coming to Netflix this june, 2018. Have a look at these top 6 movies and shows

I am looking forward to Luke cage now.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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We finished up season 4 of Orange is the New Black last night. So damn heartbreaking and infuriating. The show has been a little meandering at times (especially after season 2), but I'm still enjoying it a lot. Once it put Piper out of focus I found myself becoming more invested in the rest of the cast and enjoy them more so than Piper's storyline at the moment.

[daflyboys]

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Now that I'm done with Lost In Space (and pretty much done with Netflix), I'm gonna give it just an "OK" overall. The lack of logic in some of the basic communication that should have happened was pretty lame. Not sure how much when all is said and done I like the alternative Robot. Not sure all of this was enough to hook me for a second season.

[mgoblue]

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Kimmy Schmidt is pretty funny...just off the wall with random jokes/things. Wouldn't say it's on the level of The Office or Parks & Rec but good.

P&R the first season was rough. Took us part of season 2 to get hooked and then it was awesome. Final season was a little odd but still good.

Now we're 2 eps into The Flash and that show looks pretty cool...

[Chip Douglass]

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A few episodes into The Staircase, a behind-the-scenes crime doc about a suspicious 2001 death of a North Carolina woman and the ensuing trial of her husband, and I'm liking it.

[TripleCrown9]

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They've decided to keep Parts Unknown for the next several months. It was scheduled to be removed on Friday.

If you haven't watched it, do it.

[georgiafan]

What's good to watch on Netflix

This could be a huge partnership telltale and Netflix

http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/06/13/telltale-is-working-on-stranger-things-game-with-netflix

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[jake44np]

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So me and the GF finished 13 Reasons Why yesterday.
Wow the last episode was just horrible, really horrible.
The last scene was one of the worst scenes in TV history.
I mean really its like they had no idea what they wanted to do or how they wanted to end it.
Now I hear there will be another worthless season.
For the love of God I pray I can talk my GF out of watching it!

[mkharsh33]

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So me and the GF finished 13 Reasons Why yesterday.
Wow the last episode was just horrible, really horrible.
The last scene was one of the worst scenes in TV history.
I mean really its like they had no idea what they wanted to do or how they wanted to end it.
Now I hear there will be another worthless season.
For the love of God I pray I can talk my GF out of watching it!

We stare at trainwrecks because we can't look away. Which is what this series has become. And I must admit, I've watched every single episode, and I'll no doubt continue. Why? See first sentence.

[jake44np]

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Very well put MKHarsh.
I am quite sure I will watch Season 3 if my GF wants to. lol
The thing is the acting isnt horrible in this show.
I really do like some of the characters.
They have just made the trainwreck so unbelievable that it is hard to watch.

[JayBee74]

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Most recent trailer. Nine days until season 2 (June 29th).

[jeremym480]

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A few episodes into The Staircase, a behind-the-scenes crime doc about a suspicious 2001 death of a North Carolina woman and the ensuing trial of her husband, and I'm liking it.

We just finished this last night and it was pretty good. I didn't like it as much as Making a Murder but I have definitely put a lot of thought into what the hell happened in the staircase.

Thoughts

Spoiler

Micheal Peterson is a really weird dude and I can't really get much of a read on him. I lean on the side of him being innocent but I certainly have no explanation for the all lacerations on Kathleen's head as well as a bunch of other things. On the flip side, the fact that there was no skull fracture or anything that you normally see with a beating makes it seem like maybe she did fall but damn I have so many questions about both theories.

Also, Peterson being so adamant about his innocence even after 15+ years to the point he wouldn't even say the word guilty during his Alford plea kind of makes me think he really is innocent. If he was guilty it seems like he would say whatever he needed to just to put this whole thing passed him.

In the end, I feel similar to how I felt with Steven Avery and Brandon Dassey. All three of them may very well be guilty, however from what I saw in court there was reasonable doubt. The authorities and legal system look terrible in as I think there was a ton of bias from the police in both cases. With all of that said I know that both docs were from the defense's side and skewed in their direction. I have read up a bit (mainly on reddit) on them and still have my doubts.