I need a new show...

[Dennis]

I recently watched Australian dark-comedy 'Dead Loch' on Prime and really liked it. If you're a fan of crime dramas and can appreciate Aussie dry and absurd humour it may be right up your alley. I wasn't the biggest fan of the who in the whodunit but the performance after the turn was a lot of fun. My wife even enjoyed whenever she popped in despite **** being said quite often.

[Stifler]

Hey all,

Since you all are much more knowledgeable than I am at this I figured I'd ask here.

I have googled, and it shows me Tubi is the place to watch, but when I got there I can't find.

Does anyone know where I can stream/watch these shows in Canada. I saw options on youtube for 2.50 or whatever per episode which seems outrageous to me.

The following shows I am looking for to watch with the kids.

The Flintstones (cartoon)
The A-team series
Dukes of Hazard series
Airwolf

Thank you if you can help me point to the right platform. I really would prefer if I didn't need to buy all the shows on bluray for a few hundred bucks.

[Dennis]

https://www.justwatch.com/ca

Not perfect but this site tracks where movies/tv shows are available digitally

[Feenom]

3 episode doc American Nightmare is pretty good. Just love the ways cops handle things.

[Pengwin7]

Wife and I finished Class of 07, on Amazon Prime.
It's pretty light... but the entire show is all women. Zero men.
It's one of my favourite concepts/themes for stories: survival.







It's basically a bit of Yellowjackets meets Lord of the Flies at an All-Girls-School on a Hill in Australia.
The characters are actually pretty solid, both in their fun-stage and their serious-stage - the right transition of fun-to-WTF-to-OhShit-to-OhShitShitShit**** (but all the time, very fun for a viewer).
Also interesting to think "What would I do in this situation with my Class of XX?"
(Like - I think most of realize that we don't want as much to do with our former high school classmates as we did when we were younger. One night of get-together with drinks & memory-telling... fine... an unknown longer duration... uh, no.)

This is what I call a "background show".
If you/wife or you/gf want something that isn't too serious... but is a bit quirky... this is an OK watch.
You can get on your phones a bit... and just pay attention when it feels interesting.

Wife/I thought it was "fun" - and there's not too many shows that are "fun" these days.

[GinFizz]

^^^ No MetaCritic score???

[Pengwin7]

LOL. You know me.
So.. Metacritic only "formally" posts a score when there have been 4 reviews.
There has only been three reviews... 80, 78, 60.
https://www.metacritic.com/tv/class-of-07/
That's averages to 72.

P7's Metacritic Guideline
90-100 Elite Viewing. Do.not.skip. (Unless its not your genre)
80-90 Excellent
70-80 Pretty Good
60-70 OK
-60- (P7's Cut-Off Line. I will not watch anything lower).
50-60 Meh... there's really better.
0-50 Trash. Don't be lazy, do some research.

[blayze]

Forgot to mention I also polished off Severance on Apple TV and it was phenomenal. Very black mirror like. 9.5/10

[2014olympicgold]

Master of the Air on AppleTV. It's very "Band of Brothers" but air force. Produced by Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, and Gary Goetzman with Austin Butler, Callum Turner, Anthony Boyle and Barry Keoghan in it.

Def a worth while watch (so far) if you like WW2 content. It comes out every Friday and will be fully released by March 15th with only 2 episodes released so far.

[Axeman33]

Three episodes into Shogun and loving it. It has a Game of Thrones vibe to it, only set in 1600 Japan.

[hockeyrobot]

Master of the Air on AppleTV. It's very "Band of Brothers" but air force. Produced by Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, and Gary Goetzman with Austin Butler, Callum Turner, Anthony Boyle and Barry Keoghan in it.

Def a worth while watch (so far) if you like WW2 content. It comes out every Friday and will be fully released by March 15th with only 2 episodes released so far.

Still haven't had a chance to watch but I will at some point. I've just always found infantry stuff much more appealing and even now am wondering how a show about pilots could even come close to showing the bond that is built between the men on the ground. We shall see.

[2014olympicgold]

Still haven't had a chance to watch but I will at some point. I've just always found infantry stuff much more appealing and even now am wondering how a show about pilots could even come close to showing the bond that is built between the men on the ground. We shall see.

BoB can be a 9.5/10, Masters of Air is like a 7.8-8/10.

[Axeman33]

The one thing I loved about Band of Brothers is the fact that it's a story about actual members and events from Easy Company. They put the actual people in to the intro to talk about their experience about the episode we were about to watch even though they didn't really tell us who each person was until the very end of the series. None the less, you knew what you were about to watch was non-fiction and not "Hollywood".

Any idea how real this story is and the characters in the show?

[2014olympicgold]

The one thing I loved about Band of Brothers is the fact that it's a story about actual members and events from Easy Company. They put the actual people in to the intro to talk about their experience about the episode we were about to watch even though they didn't really tell us who each person was until the very end of the series. None the less, you knew what you were about to watch was non-fiction and not "Hollywood".

Any idea how real this story is and the characters in the show?

The characters are actual real people. I don't know about the story though, I'm sure it's at the very least based on real battles.

[Daydream Nation]

BoB can be a 9.5/10, Masters of Air is like a 7.8-8/10.

I think Band of Brothers is on the short list of best television shows/miniseries ever made.