Dave N. wrote:God, that Miley Cyrus episode of Black Mirror was awful. Just awful.Really? I thought it was mostly harmless, like some 80's PG-rated adventure-comedy aimed at twelve-year-olds. Nowhere near the worst episode of Black Mirror. Not exactly a ringing endorsement, I know.A\_Man\_Who\_Tries wrote:Even by Black Mirror standards? Might be worth a morbid watch if so.It's nowhere near that bad. Watch it and you too will shrug, say "Meh", and then forget all about it shortly afterwards.

Our Planet is pretty sweet. Same type of shit as Planet Earth, some better filmed scenes (mostly due to just disgustingly sick cameras) but some repeated shit as PE. Attenbourough on the vox. Similar deal. I can't ever tire of nature shows tho.

Icarus Line Must Die on Hulu. I could totally see people hating this one, but I didn t! My wife, however, took the cat and left the room about 10 minutes in.

Dave N. wrote:Jesus. Chernobyl. I watched the first episode before going to bed last night. Haven t had a string of dreams that fucked up in awhile.It's so good. I thought holy shit am i gonna be able to watch 6 hours of this and are they gonna be able to make 6 hours of this interesting? The answer is a resounding yes.I love how they told the story in a non linear fashion and wove different characters and POV into each successive episode. Top shelf shit.

I think you should leave on Netflix is reminding me of some of the best of Mr Show.

I've always had a problem w Dylan. Always felt like he was Winking.But that Thunder Revue was great. Never realized how good he was on stage , making people better. He's very charismatic on that tour.

The Great Hack - doc about cambridge analytica, stealing data, trump and brexit.

wanda sykes stand up special was like a breath of fresh air when we ve been drowning... i didn t want it to end she just kept speaking truth and making me laugh

Not Netflix, but The Weekly on Hulu has been good so far.

barndog wrote:Not Netflix, but The Weekly on Hulu has been good so far.This particular episode really hits home: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/21/the- ... istan.html