TOP BOY

Drake's roadman lingo manual
Great show, highly recommend if you like The Wire

9/10

True detective season 1

Had to revisit this classic right here
Hard to pin point what exactly makes it so special because almost everything stands out

Woody and Mathew

10/10

Definitely gonna check it out

You should. It's a bit long winded but the Neo-Western crime drama genre is insanely rare to find shows in from my searches. Plus the writing and humour are great, and there's the odd action scenes from time to time.

Wait this is not an action series ?

It's more of a crime drama. So it's less guns blazing and more kind of tension-building stories. Think of it as like a serious cop show.

I'm in

Re watched ATLA

10/10

Walton Goggins

The way he plays Boyd is insane. Truly insane.

And Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) suits all the jokes they write for him as well

just binged all 3 seasons of Ozark and good gracious

Finally finished watching The Dekalog - some of these were simply brilliant, powerful and engaging and the blu ray rip is just stunning. Some of the clearest picture i've ever seen. Overall it was a great watch and i'd recommend everyone to atleast watch a couple of the episodes.

Favorites:

Dekalog I
Dekalog VI
Dekalog X

nice. still at Six I plan to watch A Short film about Killing first then resuming the series

euphoria season 1.

this just isn't for me. I'm sure everyones said it but s*** just felt like if the riverdale writers watched kids everyday for a month n browsed LNCC too much. same coin jus a different side. keep

Bosch Season 1 rn.

Kinda good. Starts off weird but gets better.

how is the midnight gospel?

high fidelity (hulu) was nice
great soundtrack

eh.

It's a animated podcast

Yea I know but is it good?

What's this about

That's the Zoe Kravitz show yeah? Been meaning to check it out

"Originally made for Polish television, Dekalog focuses on the residents of a housing complex in late-Communist Poland, whose lives become subtly intertwined as they face emotional dilemmas that are at once deeply personal and universally human. Its ten hour-long films, drawing from the Ten Commandments for thematic inspiration and an overarching structure, grapple deftly with complex moral and existential questions concerning life, death, love, hate, truth, and the passage of time" - Criterion

Blackish
I like it

Out of morbid curiosity, 13 Reasons Why.

Katherine Langford tho