Rewatching the x-files for the hundredth time and I just finished the first season of Young Sherlock

I'm watching Solar Opposites for the first time. It's funny how they handled the Roiland exit voice change.

Still watching You're the Worst. I started watching because of Aya Cash. Recommended.

Still re-watching Californication. Although, I doubt younger people would like it.

still watching colbert episodes

Netflix popped up a trailer for this K dramedy called Teach You a Lesson and I let it run because I was too lazy to switch to something else, and it’s actually pretty good. Gets more plot twists as it progresses.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt34809853/episodes/?season=1

Just finished Season 1 of Smiling friends today

Cassandre - still on season 6, it's ok but not great. I can only truly recommend the first 3 seasons, as flawed as they were, because the later seasons are even more flawed
Welcome to Wrexham - the only futbol thing I'm watching this month and it's fantastic as always
Saving Hope - I'm still on season 2, it's great but not as great as season 1 My Life is Murder - I'm on season 4 and I'm having a blast... I hope season 5 gets exported soon
Deadly Tropics aka Tropiques criminels - I'm still on season 4 and this is a top tier show

Eye of the Storm: Storm Chasers.

It is a show that has been around in different forms for decades. It is about people who drive about 150,000 miles a year chasing tornadoes all over the US. The claim is that it is for science research and maybe it is. To me it is escapist insanity watching people get real close to tornadoes.

Man, the damage those things do is insane.

One fascinating the show illustrated is that the US has two tornado alleys. Most of know the one around Kansas and the mid west. There is another one that runs through the south.

Maul

It just gets better and better. I am really surprised by how much I enjoy the show.

Welcome to Whrexham.

Rob and Ryan and two master showman who at the top of their game. The show is so much fun.

Clarkson's Farm. Say what you will about Jeremy Clarkson, but the production team he has is amazing. I particularly love this season (5) because they are going more into high tech modern farming which is super interesting. The amount of thought and detail that goes into maximizing food production is incredible.

Also Widow's Bay. If you watched Welcome to Derry and were disappointed, Widow's Bay is a much better Stephen-King-esque show imo. The first episode is a bit slow but it picks up fast and gets really good by episode 6.