I started watching Taken at Birth on Hulu. Very interesting and intriguing, as well as sad and outrageous.

I've been RE-watching mostly. The Tudors, The White Princess, Hercules the Legendary Journeys. The only NEW thing i am into is Belgravia on Epix. Only one episode has aired but i feel like i will like it. I think that my Epix subscription is only temporary, but i am not sure. Is that a premium channel? I haven't looked into it. Anyway, everything ends up for sale on Amazon eventually anyway, so if i like it, i can go get it later i suppose.

I am still working so I am not cooped up at home, but tv is my favorite way to relax. I don't always need excitement in a storyline, I like mindless stuff too.

I have been watching the new season of My 600 pound life. Sometimes sad, sometimes infuriating, always motivational. Not in an INSPIRING way, more like in a cautionary tale type of way. I think,"Well, whats a two hour walk a day compared to not being able to walk right?" Then i get stepping.....

Mostly news and Escape to the Country. Not much else.

Sue

I have a list going. I watched Tiger King, Dirty John, Call the midwife (still watching) Going to watch The Stranger, Saving Mr. Banks, & Unorthodox. On April 22 I want to watch The Willibeys. All have been recommended.

Unorthodox was excellent, we just finished it. We are also (finally) watching Mad Men. And just before the library closed I had checked out some DVDs of The French Chef, so I am enjoying those!

Ooh, we watched Ozark. Second season got a little weird (yes, even darker than the first) but we went on to watch 3, omg. I think Laura Linney is just outstanding.

Unorthodox, Mr. Rogers Neighborhood ( movie, not show), The English Game. Not much else except network tv. I feel like my attention span has shrunk to nothing.

Started watching The Deputy, re-watching Rizzoli and Isles, catching up on the Blacklist. Not watching as much tv as I thought I would.

We purchased some old Tom Cruise movies for $1.50 ea dvd, just before stores closed. Minority Report, Edge Of Tomorrow, The Last Samurai....

Breaking Bad, up to Season 5! started last week....

next up Ozark Season 3... could not wait for Season 3! Loved 1 & 2... agree^^ Laura LInney is OUTSTANDING!! so is Jason Bateman and Julia Garner!! great show!!

did see Dirty John, crazy!!

on 'watch list' : Peaky Blinders and Chernobyl

We're finishing up 12 (!!) seasons of Bones. We are really enjoying it, each episode is a complete story but the characters are the same throughout. Great character development. We've also been watching Grace and Frankie, there are 6 seasons to enjoy. It's laugh out loud funny, and a good escape.

Not sure what we'll watch when we're done with these two, I'll be needing some recommendations!

Recently watched Unorthodox, The Stranger and The English Game on Netflix. I enjoyed them all very much. Just finished season 5 of Lovejoy on Acorn and 6 seasons of Father Brown on Britbox. Still have season 7 to go and the latest episode of Gardener's World.

I have a long list of potentials on My List at Netflix but nothing that is pressing :-) That's kind of my fallback viewing if nothing else appeals.

Except for morning news, I rarely watch anything on network TV.

I started watching Season 2 of Ozark (4 episodes) Not nearly as good as the first season, IMO but it's worth hanging in there for, I'm sure.

I found a show called The Nest, on BBC. It's in Scotland, so the accents are very strong. There are only 5 episodes. it was quite good. A couple hired a young girl as their surrogate.

I have a number of shows that I flip back and forth with. I finished this season of A Million Little Things. I can't wait for it to start up again.

Big Little Lies, Stumptown, The Rookie, Dead to Me and more on on my roster.

One day last week I had a real bad day, and I needed a Feel-good movie. Pretty Woman did the trick. It never gets old, and it's 30 years old!

We spent months of Teatime Matinees watching House. Enjoyed two seasons of Counterpart. Reached our gore limit after three seasons of Peaky Blinders. Just started Blue Murder -- wry 2003 series with a divorced female detective w/three kids and one on the way; rated 5 stars; looks promising. (All Amazon Prime)

Mostly anything mindless....Hallmark comes to mind. Don't really want to focus.

We rewatched Breaking Bad so we could watch El Camino. El camino was a little disappointing, but glad that Jesse got free. We picked up so much more watching BB the second time, a truly incredible piece of television. And that last episode, wow just wow. The end, playing Baby Blue. Just finished season 3 of Ozark. Watching season 3 of Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I love the fashions in that one. Watching Little Fires Everywhere, have watched 4 episodes but waiting to finish it til DD can visit and we can watch together. Watched the Stranger after reading the book. Love Harlan Coben's books. I'm going to re-start Better call Saul and see it through this time. Just couldn't get into it when we tried to watch it first time.

Oh, I've got some Harlan Coben books! I like him a lot. I'm definitely going to put The Stranger in my list to watch.

YouTube videos on the virus and gardening mostly. I have subscriptions to 3 sites and haven't watched them in awhile. I need to start. At least Netflix isn't going to waste because my daughter is on my account too.

We've been watching two or three episodes of doom patrol with Brendan Fraser a night. We never watch a show together but we've decided to watch this one. I am more of a binge listener than a watcher and so I sort of come and go. DH likes to sit and fast forward but he's not doing that for this series. We're enjoying it.

Lololol, thanks everyone, you've given me a few new things to add to my list and mentioned a few things I haven't watched in a while and will go back and watch again.

I'm reminded of a meme I saw a while back that I can't find at the moment.

The gist of it was "what should I watch??" All the new options, too many options so we end up resorting back to binge watching things we've already seen.

My go to has always been Star Trek, particularly Star Trek Voyager or The Next Generation or Stargate SG-1 (notice a theme?)

I cringe now when I think about the fact that I spent over 700 dollars to purchase all the seasons of Star Trek Voyager on disc before streaming was a thing and hundreds of dollars on Stargate as well.

I still have the discs but I never need to use them anymore, it's all available for free through various streaming services that I already subscribe to. Go figure.

Bosch, Season 6

Avenue 5 was a hoot. First episode kind of slow, but it is really good. On HBOGO.

Loved Schitt's Creek and Grace and Frankie, laughs a minute!

Have yet to watch Season 3 of Ozark. Am watching West World now.

Gotten into cop shows on TV. 60 Days In, Live PD, Alaska State Troopers and Lock Up.

Breaking Bad was so good!

We loved The French Village, which Chisue recommended here. I have enjoyed on Prime this past week the Scottish Dr. Finlay series. We are trying Peaky Blinders right now, but I would prefer less gore. Our son recommended Babies, which they are enjoying as they face the challenges and delights of raising their one year old. I wish so much interesting information had been available to me 47 years ago. I also discovered the George Gently show on Prime, I think. I missed so many episodes when it was originally broadcast on our PBS. I will enjoy this wonderful detective series which avoids gore.