Last TV show/Box Set you watched? (Flag spoilers)

[Mark TKO]

Black Bird (aka Falcon's Tale) on Apple is excellent.

4 episodes in with the last one out on Friday. Brilliant cast and acting. The guy who plays the suspect is superb - no idea what his name is but he's the one who played Richard Jewell.

[Master]

She Hulk is terrible, they de-power Hulk and there is no storyline at all.

[Beanz]

Finally got around to watching 'Breaking Bad'. Currently about to start season 3 I think, and have enjoyed the hell out of it. Love the fact that most, if not all the characters are bastards, just in different ways, or at least not the perfect humans most dramas insist on to try and create tension against the baddies.

[Kirkland Laing]

Finally got around to watching 'Breaking Bad'. Currently about to start season 3 I think, and have enjoyed the hell out of it. Love the fact that most, if not all the characters are bastards, just in different ways, or at least not the perfect humans most dramas insist on to try and create tension against the baddies.

When they meet up with Gus at the end of the second series the show really gets into high gear and then keeps getting better and better.

If you haven't watched The Wire and The Sopranos you need to watch them next. If you look at the lists of the top TV shows of all time these three shows are always at the top. They're basically the Holy Trinity of television shows. The only problem is after you've watched them everything else you watch is a bit of a letdown.

[Kirkland Laing]

Slow Horses. About all the fuckups at MI5, kicked out of there and sent to the British equivalent of Siberia to do third rate intelligence work. Very entertaining indeed. Only about half a dozen episodes.

[Spicoli]

Ok I admit it, The Walking Dead going into final season 12. Or 11 I've lost count. But this has been the only show I have followed "live" for this long. Debuted on Halloween night in 2010 and to date I have only missed 5 eps when they actually aired . Ok that's fuckin sad . But I figure once you're invested by the halfway point you have to see it through. The character turn over in full hindsight has been an insane unique journey.

[Memphis]

Same here. My son was into TWD and kept badgering me to watch it. I eventually did. I've watched it through three times since Really hoping you know who comes back. Even if it's to vindicate all the years Daryl spent crying in the woods alone. Not sure how that happens. The fucker was near death and then survived an explosion at his feet and he can't find his way back to his family once mended?

Dahmer. Not gonna lie. I couldn't help but like the dude and found it hilarious.