Your Top 5 Titles to binge your way through these times...

[anjimj]

Friends

Seinfeld

Sopranos

Cigar reviews

All in the family

 

[HDGSN]

On Season 3 of another Wire rewatch. Start with The Wire then move on to:

Trailer Park Boys

Arrested Development

The Office

The Americans

[HarveyBoulevard]

1.  The Rockford Files

2.  Magnum P.I. (Original)

3.  Doug DeMuro (YouTube)

4.  Meecum/Barrett Jackson Auto Auctions

5.  Whatever pops up on my YouTube ‘suggested viewing’

[BrightonCorgi]

Here's some terrific binge watching series

1. Fauda
2. The Crown
3. Gomorrah
4. The Strain
5. Drive to Survive

[IanMcLean68]

  5 hours ago, benfica_77 said:

3. FoH reviews

 

  5 hours ago, benfica_77 said:

5. Porn  Need to keep the cardio up to boost the immune system 

5 hours ago, MoeFOH said:

 

I hope you keep a decent interval between these two. ?

That could be dangerous! To save major embarrassment, be absolutely sure that you don't have the new FOH virtual herf running at the same time ?

[Diabolicalpherpher]

1. The Wire

2. Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

3. The Sopranos

4. Chappelle Show

5. South Park

[Hammer Smokin']

10 hours ago, CptGoodTimes said:

I’m going to try and list a few that haven’t been mentioned already. For bingeing, I would want more than 1 season or a movie.  Soooo, here are some quality multi season series in no particular order. 

1) Bosch

2) Mindhunter

3) The Expanse

4) Ozark

5) Bloodline

 

Wife and I binged Ozark season 1 this past weekend. We started season 2 last night.

A little far fetched (or, really far fetched), but the characters keep us watching. Fun show!

[Hammer Smokin']

10 hours ago, HDGSN said:

On Season 3 of another Wire rewatch. Start with The Wire then move on to:

Trailer Park Boys

Arrested Development

The Office

The Americans

TPB's is always worth a re-watch.

I know Letterkenny gets more love these days, but OG TPB's is my true favourite.

[CaptainQuintero]

I feel like I've exhausted a lot of modern stuff so going to crack out some of my childhood favs:

-Operation Burma

-Flight of the Intruder

-Willow

-The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)

-Airheads

[joeypots]

With out a doubt the best binge I've had in years is

OJ: Made In America

It's an ESPN production. This is not the dramatized version, it's an academy award winning documentary. You should be able to find a way to stream it .

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O.J.:_Made_in_America

[joeypots]

Off the top of my head

The Jinx on HBO

The Wire HBO

Deadwood HBO

Mindhunter Netflix

[GrouchoMarx]

In no particular order:

Band of brothers

Monty python (movie or series)

Marx brothers movies (duh?)

trailer park boys

any WW2 documentary series

[Fuzz]

1 hour ago, CaptainQuintero said:

I feel like I've exhausted a lot of modern stuff so going to crack out some of my childhood favs:

-Operation Burma

-Flight of the Intruder

-Willow

-The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)

-Airheads

Flight of the Intruder? Really? I never liked the movie adaptation. The book was great. The movie? Meh.

[CaptainQuintero]

2 hours ago, Fuzz said:

Flight of the Intruder? Really? I never liked the movie adaptation. The book was great. The movie? Meh.

  It was one of the few VHS films my dad owned when I was growing up so was always the 'grown up movie' I wanted to watch when I was old enough. Still love the purple smoke scene with Willem Dafoe, but it's definitely powered by nostalgia points!

  I never realised it had Ving Thames and David Schwimmer in it until I re-watched it a few years ago

[JohnInCleveland]

21 hours ago, Hammer Smokin' said:

1. The Wire (modern drama)

2. Rome (historic drama)

3. Brockmire (comedy)

4. Peaky Blinders (turn of century Irish gangster drama)

5. Vikings (historic drama)

 

honestly, if I was only able to turn back time and watch any of the above for the first time again...

if you haven't seen any of the above, do it! I'm jealous!

Except the last season of Peaky Blinders, what a dud

[Hammer Smokin']

Last season of Peaky Blinders definitely was a step down from the previous, but I still enjoyed it greatly.

[El Hoze]

I barely watch any TV other than sports and the news but I watched all of the episodes of Bloodline on Netflix in like two weeks. 

I spend alot of time in the area where it was filmed (Islamorada, Florida) so I found it particularly fun to watch but I think anyone would find it a good show. 

[GavLew79]

So many already mentioned and I second. But some outliers...in these PC times, try;

1. Trailer park boys

2. It's always sunny...

Then classics;

3. The Sopranos

If you've seen Breaking Bad try;

4. Better Call Saul

And random;

5. Sons of Anarchy

[fuhrert]

The Goonies
The Wild Bunch
The Long Goodbye
Terminator 1+2
High Plains Drifter


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[Colt45]

Scorched Earth

( to be honest, now that the weather has been getting better, I'm getting outside as much as possible. F C19 )

 

 

[Brian24]

On 3/17/2020 at 11:12 AM, JohnS said:

So many titles to choose from! One thing I know, the following are movies I won't be watching!
1. Outbreak
2. 12 Monkeys
3. The Omega Man
4. Contagion
5. Carriers
 

You have a stronger constitution than I do sir.

But you forgot I Am Legend.

Vacant NYC. Classic.

[PigFish]

On 3/16/2020 at 5:12 PM, JohnS said:

So many titles to choose from! One thing I know, the following are movies I won't be watching!

1. Outbreak

2. 12 Monkeys

3. The Omega Man

4. Contagion

5. Carriers

 

 6. Andromeda Strain

[Lotusguy]

 6. Andromeda Strain

A classic!

[cigcars]

        *)  Escape From Alcatraz (Eastwood)

        *)  Any Peter Jackson LOTR or Hobbit Movies

        *)  Braveheart

        *)  Any Discovery or History Channel criminal biography

        *)  And, Fuzz - I didn't know you were a Mystery Science Theatre 3000 fan!!  I've got several box and single sets of their "crummy" movie coverages!

 

[PigFish]

Glad to see a few titles like the Wild Bunch... Big fan of that one.

Here are some of my favorites:

Day of the Jackal. 1973

Hopscotch

The Thin Man... all of them!

Hobsons Choice

... too many to mention. -the Pig