Netflix recommendation

Hootsmon

Something GREAT! whaddya got?

nero1701

I've started Dexter, it's quite good, 

Maak

Dark

Timcito

Vikings

For those that like historical drama, this is great. Up there with The Last Kingdom and Rome.

Hootsmon

The last Kingdom the Asian thing yeah? I liked that

Tone71

Dexter is superb watched it twice already and just started it again! Ripley is good too, we're really enjoying it.

Failing that Arrested Development or Trailer Park Boys are my go to's for a laugh, I think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is another that makes me lol!!!

dazzajl

Umbrella Academy 

LionAquaLooper

Hootsmon said:

The last Kingdom the Asian thing yeah? I liked that

No that's "Kingdom"

"Last Kingdom" is about Alfred the Great and the Norsemen back in 10th century England

LionAquaLooper

Can't really go wrong with Seinfeld.  

Hootsmon

Oops silly me

guitargeek62

Korean 100

MagicPigDetective

Blue Eye Samurai …. utterly magnificent animation 

I second ‘Dark’.. watched all three series recently… bonkers, suberb 

ewal

A Nearly Normal Family
Sherpa
Last Stop Larrimah
The Pharmacist
Black Butterflies

I should really provide some sort of description...

fretmeister

Squid Game/

theatreanchor

LionAquaLooper said:

Can't really go wrong with Seinfeld.  

This. 

And Emily the Great is good. Schindler’s List. Some classics. 

Zapple

• Ozark
• Cobra Kai
• The Night Agent
• Community - edit turns out it's not on Netflix anymore!
• Arrested Development

There's ALOT of content... 

Toms_Dad

Kleo. It’s quirky and fun, and it’s got East German spies from the early 90’s in it.

Timcito

Toms_Dad said:

Kleo. It’s quirky and fun, and it’s got East German spies from the early 90’s in it.

Yes, I liked that one. Very unusual.

PLOP

So far I’ve seen zero of these suggestions. So I’ll add some of my own for everyone to ignore because it’s not their tastes. 

Better Call Saul (if you’ve seen and enjoyed Breaking Bad, I think it’s superior to BB) 

The Queen’s Gambit 

The Haunting of Hill House/Haunting of Bly Manor - the first is more horror, the other is more story driven. They’re unrelated story wise but use the same actors in different roles. I wouldn’t bother with the one about the small town preacher, I’ve forgotten its name but it’s weak. Fall of the House of Usher was meh, I didn’t finish it. 

Black mirror is consistently good, but I do prefer the older Channel 4 ones. The new one are very “Netflix” but they’re still really good. 

Bojack Horseman is one that’s often dismissed as silly but it’s one of the heavier comedy shows I’ve seen. Very heartfelt, very depressing. It’s real. 

if you want a film, I recommend not watching any Netflix originals trailers because you won’t need to see the film. Uncut Gems is properly stressful. If you’ve seen mother! directed by daron aronofsky or Climax by Gaspar Noe (or any of Noe’s films actually) then I can tell you that Uncut Gems for me was as unpleasant as those. I like unpleasant films however. 

If you want some lighthearted British tv comedy, there’s always Peep Show. Also White Gold, and People Just Do Nothing are definitely worth watching. 

Jeez my recommendations are a depression session. Soz. 

Kurtis

"The fall of the house of usher" wasn't bad. 

DrCornelius

The Gentlemen has had slightly mixed reviews but I’m loving it so far. Not as geezerish as most Guy Ritchie stuff and all the better for it .