Thanks for all the recommendations everyone. I've seen several of them but I haven't seen a few. decided to start with Life

IMO he does that intentionally. Either it was written that way as a meta-joke or he went rogue and did it on purpose.

Agree that if you like these kinds of films -- as I do -- you'll find this one watchable.

Watch 'peaky blinders'. ****ing show is gangster as ****. tommy shelby might be the best tough guy in the history of TV. plus i think that tom hardy is in the show too.

Lillyhammer is probably my favorite Netflix show. 3 good seasons you can binge watch.

peep show
american dad
arrested development

Watched it earlier in the day

been out of here for a while

virunga- good doc about some crazy ass park rangers fighting to maintain a park from international speculators and rebel uprisings in the Congo.

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Wentworth- aussie female prison show. I'm in this line of work and this show actually does a lot more of prison right than OITNB......

best analogy i can make is like, The blacklist is to silence of the lambs what orange is the new black is to wentworth...

ya heard?

ripped through season 1 in a few days, just getting into s2 now. it's solid.

New to Netflix for February:

"Brothers Bloom"

Departures" Seasons 1 and 2 Gimme Shelter (2013)

"Gucci: The Director"

"Hot Pursuit"

"Houseboat"

"Into the Blue 2: The Reef"

"Joe"

"King Arthur"

"Magic City" Seasons 1 and 2

"M*A*S*H" Seasons 1 through 5

"Naruto Shippuden: The Movie"

"Now: In the Wings on a World Stage"

"Proof"

"Spartacus: Complete Series"

"We Could Be King"

"We're No Angels"

"Zapped"

"The Little Rascals Save the Day" (2014)

"Ever After High: Spring Unsprung"

"Danger 5"

"Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead"

"Elsa & Fred"

"Blood Ties"

"Catch Hell"

"Dwight Howard: In the Moment"

"Mr. Peabody & Sherman"

"Young Ones"

"The Two Faces of January"

"Scary Movie 5"

"Mako Mermaids" Season 2

"Save the Date"

"The Overnighters"

"Earth to Echo"

"In Secret"

"The Fluffy Movie"

"White Bird in a Blizzard"

"Richie Rich" Season 1 (2015 Netflix original)

"RoboCop" (2014)

"Hawaii Five-0" Seasons 1 to 4

"1,000 Times Good Night"

"Open Windows"

"Russell Brand: Messiah Complex"

"Ralphie May: Unruly"

"House of Cards" Season 3

I know I am late on the Bill Burr bandwagon but his 2012 special on Netflix was hilarious. Has anyone seen Louis CK's new special? I am wondering if it's worth the $5.

at the risk of sounding like a dirtbag criminal... no single file on the internet is worth $5

That's the stupidest thing I've read in quite a while. Congrats.

Absolutely loved MASH and Hawaii 5-0 when I was a kid. Pretty sure I'd be disappointed if I rewatched them now.

Hawaii Five-0 would be the modern remake I assume. Seasons 1-12 of the original are already on Netflix. Mom and dad watch them: you're old! :-)

Plowed through season 5 of white collar ... Damn that show is good.

It's Louis. It will easily be worth $5




GTFO

it's an unbelievable bargain.
fantastic special.

ps: I hope you've watched bill's other specials (there are 2 more on Netflix and an awesome one on YouTube "why do I do this")

that's unreal stupid.
I'm no preacher or internet police guy but stealing cheap specials put out by independent comics is so low.
louis has made it so incredibly easy and affordable to buy his specials it's really scummy to pirate it imo.

we should be doing everything we can to help make this a viable distribution platform so every comic adopts it.
the cost is so negligible and the value is absurd.

go pirate a Sony pictures 100 million blockbuster don't steal from a hard working comic charging you $5 for an hr of incredible entertainment.

The Cantor Fitzgerald documentary was heart wrenching

I just finished the 2014 one on Netflix and it was brilliant.

I am looking forward to watching Louis' new special.

Started the Netflix Borgia only to find there's a Showtime Borgia. Which one is better?

I still love MASH. Great that it is on netflix now

Most of us have been waiting a full year if it makes you feel any better.

Borgia>The borgias

Though, it covers history a lot more history, so it is harder to follow.

i stand by my comment. almost everything is streaming, cable is expensive, blockbuster type movies are better on the big screen, and comedy specials are on youtube almost instantly. i'm never spending a dollar on a single internet download.

You clearly don't understand the post.