Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 157936)

On netflix. Spenser confidential

Also on nerflix sherlock with cumberbach

Originally Posted by Chromeburn (Post 157974)

So that is a reboot of Spenser for hire which I remember watching reruns of as a little kid. And Spenser for Hire is now streaming on Amazon Prime. The best part of that show is the black actor who went on to play the captain of Star Trek deep space nine.

Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 157986)

Definitely not the same as Spencer for hire but I pick up the same characters just moved into the future

Originally Posted by Chaka (Post 156373)

I'll recommend a few that haven't been mentioned. These are all older HBO shows that you can watch for free with Amazon Prime:

The Wire - I'm certainly not the first to say this, but the best show in television history. Period.

Deadwood - Not my favorite TV show category (Westerns), but this one's pretty fascinating nonetheless.

Eastbound and Down - The saga of fallen baseball superstar Kenny Powers. Danny McBride at his best. Very funny, and very crude.

Curb Your Enthusiasm - Seinfeld, but without the restrictions of network TV. Written by and starring the creator of Seinfeld, Larry David.

Originally Posted by Chromeburn (Post 157973)

Haha, no, just Facebook. Was a friend of a friend. Dated a couple years then she moved here for about 6 months and then we did the 90 day fiancé thing. Which is her favorite show, and pretty entertaining. Best relationship I’ve ever had with the least amount of drama by far.



Oh and Tiger King on Netflix is kind of nuts and wholly entertaining.

Originally Posted by Chromeburn (Post 158153)

Tiger King on Netflix. Just a crazy doc series. Highly recommend.

Originally Posted by Chaka (Post 158283)

As part of its contribution to the fight against the coronavirus, HBO is now making several of its series available to watch for free, including:

Ballers (5 Seasons)
Barry (2 Seasons)
Silicon Valley (6 Seasons)
Six Feet Under (5 Seasons)
The Sopranos (7 Seasons)
Succession (2 Seasons)
True Blood (7 Seasons
Veep (7 Seasons)
The Wire (5 Seasons)

As well as a bunch of documentaries and movies. Here's a link to the full list:

https://pressroom.warnermediagroup.c...ee-programming

Enjoy.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 158284)

Westworld isn't on the list.