Best TV Shows

[homer]

The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins on NBC is pretty funny. It's a midseason replacement, and they've only aired the pilot. It starts up again in March.  The showrunner was a writer on 30 Rock, and it definitely has the same vibe.

[TURBO]

On 12/31/2025 at 11:12 AM, wallus said:

It's a good show. Sometimes you need to ignore/roll your eyes at the obvious propaganda but I enjoy watching it overall.

Propaganda?  You mean that it's one of the few shows that show the opposite type of propaganda that 99% of other tv shows show?

I find it refreshing...

Their use of propaganda is quite minimal in the grand scheme of things, and what do you expect anyway from a show about oil, and the people who work in oil, and the people who sell it?  Highly doubt you are going to see a lot of liberal viewpoints from that lifestyle.

[TURBO]

Finally got around to seeing season 2 of 1923...  Another good addition to the Yellowstone franchise!

[Thurston Fluff]

Just A Dash on Netflix is quite entertaining. It's what I'd imagine Ricky from Trailer Park Boys would be like if he did a cooking show.

[TURBO]

Any opinions on the Handmaid's Tale?

Wife and I just started the series, and are 3 episodes into season 2.

Man, what a brutal series.  Don't get me wrong, it's great!  We can't stop watching, but it isn't a feel-good show, that's for sure.

[RedStickBrew]

15 hours ago, TURBO said:

Any opinions on the Handmaid's Tale?

Wife and I just started the series, and are 3 episodes into season 2.

Man, what a brutal series.  Don't get me wrong, it's great!  We can't stop watching, but it isn't a feel-good show, that's for sure.

I also watched it with my wife. It is not a feel good series for sure. There is what could be interpreted as a glimmer of hope if you stick it out till the end