With no sports for now, what's good on Netflix?

[JAFF]

I’m on Amazon so I’m not sure which service has it, the Cold Blue. It’s a documentary made by William Wilder back in 1945 about the Memphis Belle crew

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

I don't know how anyone could waste any amount of time on that "Tiger King" shit. That was 20 minutes of my life I flat lost. Rather watch my car rust than that.

You lasted 20 minutes longer than I did. I know people who actually knew those people and saw it in real life. No way I'd watch that mess.

[1965southpaw]

I've only gotten through about 10 episodes, but Peyton's Places on ESPN+ is fantastic. It's the series Manning did last year to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the NFL. The history of the league is fascinating and it's delivered via lots of old footage, classic Manning humor, and lots of cameos from all kinds of celebrities.

[JAFF]

On amazon: Buzz one four

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by 1965southpaw

I've only gotten through about 10 episodes, but Peyton's Places on ESPN+ is fantastic. It's the series Manning did last year to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the NFL. The history of the league is fascinating and it's delivered via lots of old footage, classic Manning humor, and lots of cameos from all kinds of celebrities.

I like Peyton's Detail series much more.

[Chaka]

Originally Posted by Brylok

You lasted 20 minutes longer than I did. I know people who actually knew those people and saw it in real life. No way I'd watch that mess.

Wow, it looks like Carole Baskin got to you and Smitty both. Her reach is even further than I had imagined...

[Maniac]

Originally Posted by Chaka

Wow, it looks like Carole Baskin got to you and Smitty both. Her reach is even further than I had imagined...

Her name is "That bitch Carole Baskin"

[Chaka]

Originally Posted by Maniac

Her name is "That bitch Carole Baskin"

I stand corrected

[Ironshaft]

Watched a movie on Netflix last night named "Greater" about OG Brandon Burlsworth whom the Colts drafted out of Arkansas in the 3rd round in 1999 and who died in a car crash before he signed his rookie contract.

A bit cheesy but pretty good movie. I would recommend it.

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[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Ironshaft

Watched a movie on Netflix last night named "Greater" about OG Brandon Burlsworth whom the Colts drafted out of Arkansas in the 3rd round in 1999 and who died in a car crash before he signed his rookie contract.

A bit cheesy but pretty good movie. I would recommend it.

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It was one of those things that hurt a team. He “could” have been a big piece of an offensive line that would have dominated the afc south. Damn waste, for his family, the team, the league.