Every single episode is self contained and requires no viewing of any other episodes outside of maybe a few minor references. Not many shows like this.

My only gripe is wanting to combine libraries from multiple servers, otherwise it's probably the best we got compared to the others.

Not a series but you might enjoy the documentary “Steve Jobs: The Man Inside the Machine,” if it’s the tech element that interests you

How else could he fish for karma for strangers?

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What's the problem with it?

It has continue watching / recently added movies / tv, watchlist, library right at the front. All works fine for me I don't need anything fancy, and can filter out the extra junk like tidal. I appreciate how simple it is.

I don't know how people could think Netflix possibly has a better UI, I have to scroll multiple rows everytime just to get to my list.

Who knew the homoerotic entertainment industry was worth 9 billion?

I'm assuming all the comments disappeared and this discussion keeps getting down voted because the OP had the audacity to recognize the existence of sexism?

"The Dropout" has many trainwreck moments etc., but I think there's enough focus on the professionalism, idealism etc. of the people around the protagonist to help with that. so: the show isn't pure... cringe & trainwrecks, at all.

So true, and this also goes for the Simpsons (of course, the good Simpsons…)

I canceled my subscription.

I wish there was a way to just completely reset YouTube’s data. The more I’ve used it, the less interesting the recommendations get.

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so why you torturing yourself watching old shows, since its so traumatic for you? not even being sarcastic

Watching a fucking tv channel does not make somebody any of those things. The commenter is correct, you people do need to touch some grass. You sound goofy.

For All Mankind gets a lot of recs for this purpose.

The Challenge has people you learn about for being on The Challenge, not people you would think beforehand when you hear about a show like that. So for instance, you wouldn't see Terry Crews, really buff guy, on a show like this as he wouldn't risk the hit to his image of losing. (sorry... Terry Crews is an incredibly nice guy it seems, his name just popped into my mind immediately).

How do you manage to be so clueless with out even being aware?

I have this same problem whenever I try to watch movies from the 80s with my daughters. We watched Bill &Ted when they were still in grade school and they were completely confounded as to why the love interests didn't have any actual personalities!

And perfect dark was just reskinned goldeneye with better weapons and multiplayer options.

So much show that they changed his character.

Great show, btw.

Mr Robot

Silicon Valley

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"Why can't these shows magically have grown with me.

You have to understand that if Charlie Harper and Barney Stinson were your ideals from the whole history of American sitcoms, then you haven't really "grown." You're just sort of catching up with everybody else. At the very least, you should have something else to show your girlfriend.

They should have just used the budget to make SAGA a mini series