Netflix Recommendation Thread

[ph92]

Stay classy fellas

I refuse

She's a ghetto girl, she says it herself. There's no class there (besides well below poverty)

[PIE-GUY]

Stay classy fellas

I refuse

She's a ghetto girl, she says it herself. There's no class there (besides well below poverty)

her character may be that - but Emmy is all class. Made her name on Broadway in Phantom of the Opera.

[alcoholandcoffeebeans]

Stay classy fellas

:roll: :hereitisyousentimentalbastard

[mopper_smurf]

Not sure if it's available for you guys across the big pond, but I highly recommend the Big Star documentary Nothing Can Hurt Us.

[kellerb]

Not sure if it's available for you guys across the big pond, but I highly recommend the Big Star documentary Nothing Can Hurt Us.

Over here, we mainly wait for 3 wise men on camels to indicate where our Big Star stuff is located.

[mopper_smurf]

Not sure if it's available for you guys across the big pond, but I highly recommend the Big Star documentary Nothing Can Hurt Us.

Over here, we mainly wait for 3 wise men on camels to indicate where our Big Star stuff is located.

:-D

[kellerb]

Not sure if it's available for you guys across the big pond, but I highly recommend the Big Star documentary Nothing Can Hurt Us.

Over here, we mainly wait for 3 wise men on camels to indicate where our Big Star stuff is located.

:-D

We wrote a book about it.  It's called "Why is it weird that white guys are the main characters in this middle east sci-fi book?"

[ytowndan]

Anyone here watch Schitt's Creek?  It's a CBC comedy that stars Eugene and Daniel Levy, both of whom also created it, along with Catherine O'Hara.  It's about an incredibly out of touch multi-millionaire (maybe billionaire?) family that loses everything and has to adjust to motel life.  It's hilarious and the first two seasons are up on Netflix. 

[justjezmund]

So for what I thought was going to be just a stupid netflix original sitcom, Santa Clarita Diet was actually I thought was a great watch.  If you haven't I would recommend. Pretty funny, and they only take 30 min.

[mopper_smurf]

So for what I thought was going to be just a stupid netflix original sitcom, Santa Clarita Diet was actually I thought was a great watch.  If you haven't I would recommend. Pretty funny, and they only take 30 min.

Not half bad indeed.

There's a Steve Jobs interview from 1995 that I highly recommend. Vintage nerdery FTW.

[mopper_smurf]

Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

Loosely based on the Douglas Adams books. Not great, but weird enough to keep watching it.

[emay]

Watched the first of the two new Dave Chappelle netflix specials last night, good stuff. A lot of material was used from the stand up shows I saw in the past two years, but good to see him back out in the mainstream. He is def still on top of his stand up game.

[mbw]

Accidental Courtesy



Interesting doc about Daryl Davis, a pianist who has played with a who's who of rock legends, who has made it his mission to meet and befriend KKK members.
Ultimately he changes a lot of these peoples minds and converts will often quit and give their robes to Daryl.
Many of course don't quit, but still call him a "good friend."

http://accidentalcourtesy.com/

[rowjimmy]

Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

Loosely based on the Douglas Adams books. Not great, but weird enough to keep watching it.

I thought it tied together quite well in the end. A solid, fresh, story that builds on and allows the books to exist without taking away from them at all.
For US folks, it's not on Netflix (yet) as it aired on BBCAmerica.

[khalpin]

The other night I finally finished the last episode of Cheers having watched all 11 seasons over the past 6 months or so.  Last night I started up again with episode one.  Yes, I have no life.