Netflix - What gems have you found?
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BrabusMog said:
Watching the first Dirty Money ep and it's about the VW scandal. They're doing a bit of history and use some footage of a 2CV as a '60's VW Beetle 
Nearly binged all the of the episodes now, I wish there were more. My favourite so far has to be the HSBC episode, really eye opening and how they can get away with that bullsh!t is incredible. Spanna said:
Has Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee been mentioned? Jerry Seinfeld drives a series of interesting classics picking up a fellow funny person for a drive and a drink.
17-20 min episodes too so nice and digestible.
Started watching these to fill the void that Unabomber left (great series, just pipped Mindhunter and The Sinner). As you say, nice and digestible and thoroughly enjoyable.17-20 min episodes too so nice and digestible.
jammy-git said:
Spanna said:
Has Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee been mentioned? Jerry Seinfeld drives a series of interesting classics picking up a fellow funny person for a drive and a drink.
17-20 min episodes too so nice and digestible.
Started watching these to fill the void that Unabomber left (great series, just pipped Mindhunter and The Sinner). As you say, nice and digestible and thoroughly enjoyable.17-20 min episodes too so nice and digestible.
KH - ‘is it safe?’
JS - ‘....no!’
p1stonhead said:
Dirty Money has some really interesting episodes. The ones about the VW scandal and one about Trump are particularly good.
The Payday loans one was interesting, I enjoyed listening to both sides of the story and how Tucker & Co tried to paint themselves as the victims of the evil FTC, FBI etc. Mafffew said:
p1stonhead said:
Dirty Money has some really interesting episodes. The ones about the VW scandal and one about Trump are particularly good.
The Payday loans one was interesting, I enjoyed listening to both sides of the story and how Tucker & Co tried to paint themselves as the victims of the evil FTC, FBI etc. p1stonhead said:
Mafffew said:
p1stonhead said:
Dirty Money has some really interesting episodes. The ones about the VW scandal and one about Trump are particularly good.
The Payday loans one was interesting, I enjoyed listening to both sides of the story and how Tucker & Co tried to paint themselves as the victims of the evil FTC, FBI etc. chilistrucker said:
Just finished El Chapo which I really enjoyed, god those Mexican cartels are a friendly bunch.
Started on Ozark now which could be a binger.
A redneck and a hillbilly are walking down a path
We really enjoyed Ozark and are looking forward to series 2.Started on Ozark now which could be a binger.
A redneck and a hillbilly are walking down a path
We also enjoyed Finest Hours recently on Netflix, a true story and well told film. On Feb. 18, 1952, a massive storm splits the SS Pendleton in two, trapping more than 30 sailors inside the tanker's sinking stern. Engineer Ray Sybert bravely takes charge to organize a strategy for his fellow survivors. As word of the disaster reaches the Coast Guard in Chatham, Mass., Chief Warrant Officer Daniel Cluff orders a daring rescue mission. Despite the ferocious weather, coxswain Bernie Webber takes three men on a lifeboat to try and save the crew against seemingly impossible odds.
MrVert said:
Just finished watching Fargo Series 3.
Every bit as absorbing as the first two series and didn't want it to end..!
Love the way this shows is written and produced.
David Thewlis (as V.M. Varga) was just brilliant. A real panto villain!
Cracking series, indeed. Although I will say I think S1 was the best.....but yes, VM Varga was played incredibly well!Every bit as absorbing as the first two series and didn't want it to end..!
Love the way this shows is written and produced.
David Thewlis (as V.M. Varga) was just brilliant. A real panto villain!
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