What TV show are you watching now?

[TMoney]

I feel the same way. Pacing is glacial.

[HiWire]

Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010)

[Pars]

Started watching "The Beast In Me" on Netflix, with Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys. Supposedly uses the production team from "Homeland", which I always like. The series follows an author (Danes) who begins writing a book about her new next-door neighbor (Rhys), a real estate executive who allegedly killed his wife.

Two episodes in, and it has captured my attention.

[Voltron]

Stranger Things Season Five. Four episodes in and it's getting good. 

[philodox]

Just caught up on the Might Nein animated show and am now watching Fallout

[Dusty Chalk]

On 1/2/2026 at 1:57 AM, Voltron said:

Stranger Things Season Five. Four episodes in and it's getting good. 

...it's getting good?  I've got some bad news for you...  🙃

[Voltron]

Two more ST episodes to go. It's full of holes (pun intended) and the actors look ridiculously old for teens but the final season is a fun ride.

[mikeymad]

3 hours ago, philodox said:

Just caught up on the Might Nein animated show and am now watching Fallout

I have not watched the new animated series yet, but I did watch the original 550+ hour campaign 2 of Critical Role. I have been re-watching the original Campaign 1 (on Episode 42). If they kept the spirit and pace of The Legend of Vox Machina, I look forward to the Mighty Nein series.

[bozebuttons]

Finished watching  the Beast in Me on Netflix, I have to tell you a must watch.

[philodox]

4 hours ago, mikeymad said:

I have not watched the new animated series yet, but I did watch the original 550+ hour campaign 2 of Critical Role. I have been re-watching the original Campaign 1 (on Episode 42). If they kept the spirit and pace of The Legend of Vox Machina, I look forward to the Mighty Nein series.

The animated shows are amazing. Vox Machina was fun (still ongoing, they're about to fight Raishan), but I think I liked the Mighty Nein even better, so we'll done. I've watched the campaigns as well. Haven't started on the 3rd one yet though, just the first 2.

Edited Saturday at 10:23 PM by philodox

[HiWire]

Dead Like Me

[jpelg]

The Copenhagen Test (Peacock) - A government operative-turned-analyst discovers his eyes & ears have been hacked to transmit what he experiences to an unknown destination. The government agency he works for tries to make his weakness a strength by putting him back in the field. A "Quantum Leap" sort-of feel (to me anyway), and likeable actors make it an easy watch. Bring along a big hunk of your suspension of disbelief & have fun.

 

Edited Monday at 12:17 PM by jpelg

[jpelg]

Red Eye (UK) - season 2 brings Detective Sargeant Hana Li (Jing Lusi) back, this time substituting the confines of the US Embassy in London as the locale. Lots of twists & turns, and of course you don't know who is really who. Easy watch, especially if you liked series 1:

Edited Monday at 12:28 PM by jpelg

[TMoney]

Death by Lightning

Highly entertaining for history nerds (raises hand). I absolutely recommend this. Only four one hour episodes so commitment is low. 

[MexicanDragon]

Finished Stranger Things.

Now back to my first viewing of The West Wing. About to the end of S1.

This will be worth it to grok an Aaron Sorkin joke in 30 Rock.

Also, 93% chance I'm about to re-watch 30 Rock another couple times.

Oh, also constantly have on Wednesday as background whilst I'm falling asleep as of late.