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Omg, just started this. 4 episodes in. Beth Dutton is one of the better characters I've seen in awhile. 

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Will have to check it out.  We just finished "Queen's Gambit".  Was awesome.

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Havent watched it, heard it is good. One thing that's cool is a guy I grew up with in small town Iowa is a regular on the show...he's Jimmy

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#3 · Dec 10, 3:40 PM
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Yellowstone is one of my favorite shows on TV. Costner is the man. There's 3 seasons so far and all 3 are good, imo. Love seeing the wilderness shots also. Great show!

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I've heard good things about it, but I don't think I have the network that it's on. Paramount? I wonder if that's on Youtube TV. Practically grew up in Yellowstone. Been there probably over a hundred times. And I just read that it's filmed mostly in Montana, so it's one I'll have to check out. 

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I've heard good things about Yellowstone too...On our watch list for sure.

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@"Vanguard83" said: Will have to check it out.  We just finished "Queen's Gambit".  Was awesome.
Queens Gambit was terrific! 

I fell deeply in love with Anya Taylor Joy over the course of that series. 

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#7 · Dec 10, 5:11 PM
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Great show, season 4 starts in June I think...  B) 

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it's being filmed in Hamilton montana in the bitterroot valley 

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@"MaroonBells" said: I've heard good things about it, but I don't think I have the network that it's on. Paramount? I wonder if that's on Youtube TV. Practically grew up in Yellowstone. Been there probably over a hundred times. And I just read that it's filmed mostly in Montana, so it's one I'll have to check out. 
Actually most of the first 3 seasons were filmed in Utah,  but with the covid restrictions being what they were early on in Utah and some tax incentives drying up they decided to film most of season 4 in Montana with some stock footage mixed in to fill in the location gaps from previous scenes.

But yes,  awesome story although after a while it gets a little over the top.

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#10 · Dec 11, 5:31 AM
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Great show, some of the best characters on tv.  Hope you enjoy.

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@"purplefaithful" said:
@"Vanguard83" said: Will have to check it out.  We just finished "Queen's Gambit".  Was awesome.
Queens Gambit was terrific! 

I fell deeply in love with Anya Taylor Joy over the course of that series. 



We crushed The Queens Gambit as well...really enjoyed that show. We also just went through Schitts Creek and really enjoyed that show. Running out of Netflix ideas if anyone has some good shows they would recommend.

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@"purplefaithful" said:
@"Vanguard83" said: Will have to check it out.  We just finished "Queen's Gambit".  Was awesome.
Queens Gambit was terrific! 

I fell deeply in love with Anya Taylor Joy over the course of that series. 



We crushed The Queens Gambit as well...really enjoyed that show. We also just went through Schitts Creek and really enjoyed that show. Running out of Netflix ideas if anyone has some good shows they would recommend.


Queen's gambit was amazing. Schitts Creek looks like something I'll like, but haven't yet watched. "I'm not ok with this" was good. It's like a high school version of Stranger Things. Same style. 

I love crime and investigation stuff, so I really dug the Mindhunter and Manhunt things. Two seasons each. Manhunt: Unabomber might be the best thing I've ever watched on Netflix. Season two isn't as good. It's basically Clint Eastwood's Richard Jewell all over again, and not done as well (in fact laughable in places), but the story is just so compelling. 

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Check out 'Murder on Middle Beach', its a 3 or 4 part doc-series on HBO. Really good.

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These arent all Netflix, but very good

Killing Eve
Flight Attendant with Cuaco from Big Bang is very good
Morning Show was terrific
We never watched Grey's Anatomy till now
Schitts Creek is good, took me a while to get into it
The Windsors
Mandalorian
Marvelous Mrs Maisel
We love Great British Baking Show
Chernobyl

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How we consume and access media is changing fast....

Disney+ announcements are an 'earth-shaking' development in the streaming wars



In the first ten days of December, Discovery unveiled its streaming service; Warner Bros. said that its entire 2021 slate of films will be released on HBO Max and in theaters at the same time; and Disney announced 100 new projects, with most of them heading straight to streaming services.Three years from now, we'll probably still be talking about the content and the consequences.
    The resistance to the streaming transformation is significant, but the strategic imperatives of major media companies are more serious. Thus, observers were blown away by the sheer amount of content announcements at Disney's investor day on Thursday, in much the same way they were stunned by WarnerMedia's move last week."The fact is, we're only getting started," Disney's exec chairman Bob Iger said with a smile at the end of the Disney presentation.
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    Which raises a question: If you have any connection to the media business, what will your streaming strategy be in a year or three from now? I say three years because Disney is already plotting what it will be releasing for the 2023 holiday season..."Earth-shaking"
    During the Disney investor event, digital media guru Matthew Ball tweeted that "this feels like the true unveiling of Disney+ versus April 2019, tbh" (to be honest).And Ball told me afterward, "if you're a competitor, this is earth-shaking."That's because Disney CEO Bob Chapek basically depicted everything up until now as a beta launch. Chapek said "Disney+ has exceeded our wildest expectations" and quadrupled down on the streaming service on Thursday...Disney's streaming kingdomFrank Pallotta writes: "According to the company, Disney+ now has 86 million subscribers. So it is raising its projections by leaps and bounds. Disney now projects that the service will have 230 million to 260 million subscribers by the end of fiscal 2024. That's a huge jump from its initial projections last year of 60 million to 90 million.">> More: The service's monthly fee in the US will be going up by $1 in March to $7.99...Obi-Wan, She-Hulk and PinocchioFrank Pallotta writes: "Disney spent the better part of four hours announcing fresh content from its biggest brands. There were new 'Star Wars' Disney+ series like a 'Mandalorian' spinoff starring the character Ahsoka Tano; a live-action 'Pinocchio' starring Tom Hanks; and a slew of Marvel series. The company also hedged its bets with its theatrical releases, saying that Disney Animation's 'Raya and the Last Dragon' is heading to Disney+ while Marvel's 'Black Widow' is still heading to theaters in May.">> WaPo's Steven Zeitchik tweeted: "Disney+'s guiding philosophy seems to be 'let's take every single property in our catalog and make a prequel, sequel, reboot, new take, feature, limited series, hybrid CG-live-action sci-fi musical comedy melodrama and then let's see who's winning the streaming wars, Netflix.'"Some of the highlightsUnless I stay up until 2am ET, there is no way to encapsulate all the programming news. Let me just flag SIX highlights...-- "Disney unveiled a blitz of new 'Star Wars' projects," NYT's Brooks Barnes wrote, "including 10 television shows -- two of which will be 'Mandalorian' spinoffs, another that will follow C-3PO and R2-D2 -- and a new theatrical film, 'Rogue Squadron,' directed by Patty Jenkins." Jenkins will be "the first female filmmaker in the 43-year history of the 'Star Wars' movie franchise..."-- Oliver Darcy is particularly jazzed about this "Star Wars" news: "Hayden Christensen returns as Darth Vader, joining Ewan McGregor in 'Obi-Wan Kenobi...'"-- Pixar is making several new animated series for Disney+ and a sci-fi action movie based on Buzz Lightyear...-- Via Sandra Gonzalez's story: "Members of the Kardashian/Jenner brood will be working with Hulu as part of a multiyear deal." Drudge's framing: "Kardashians join Mickey..."-- There were numerous FX-related announcements, including four new seasons of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and an "Alien" series...-- ABC News also received some shoutouts, with Kelly Campbell saying that "during this election season, nearly four million of Hulu's SVOD subscribers engaged with election coverage through ABC News Live," and "we plan to expand our partnership with ABC News to include new original content that will live exclusively on Hulu..."

    https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/11/media/disney-announcements-reliable-sources/index.html

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    @"MaroonBells" said:
    @"Hawkvike25" said:
    @"purplefaithful" said:
    @"Vanguard83" said: Will have to check it out.  We just finished "Queen's Gambit".  Was awesome.
    Queens Gambit was terrific! 

    I fell deeply in love with Anya Taylor Joy over the course of that series. 



    We crushed The Queens Gambit as well...really enjoyed that show. We also just went through Schitts Creek and really enjoyed that show. Running out of Netflix ideas if anyone has some good shows they would recommend.


    Queen's gambit was amazing. Schitts Creek looks like something I'll like, but haven't yet watched. "I'm not ok with this" was good. It's like a high school version of Stranger Things. Same style. 

    I love crime and investigation stuff, so I really dug the Mindhunter and Manhunt things. Two seasons each. Manhunt: Unabomber might be the best thing I've ever watched on Netflix. Season two isn't as good. It's basically Clint Eastwood's Richard Jewell all over again, and not done as well (in fact laughable in places), but the story is just so compelling. 



    I couldnt get into Mindhunter for some reason, but i'll look into I'm not ok with this. Unabomber was really good. What kinda sucks during this pandemic is we have gone through the great ones on Netflix that everyone brags about, but don't really know much about any PRIME shows. We dont have HBO, unfortunately

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    the best thing IMO about netflix is the ability to go back and start from the beginning on series that are already a year or two in,  or ones that you missed completely.  I just finished Dexter and although the ending sucked,  I was really into that one.  (ok insert the psychopath jokes here)

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    @"JimmyinSD" said: the best thing IMO about netflix is the ability to go back and start from the beginning on series that are already a year or two in,  or ones that you missed completely.  I just finished Dexter and although the ending sucked,  I was really into that one.  (ok insert the psychopath jokes here)
    Dexter was a great binge watch. Didn't know anything about it until Barr mentioned in about a year ago, then binge watched 7 seasons in a couple of months. Heard season 8 wasn't good so I didn't bother. For me, it seems like the topics I thought I would have zero interest in--blood spatter serial killer (Dexter), medieval fantasy (Game of Thrones) and, um, zombies (Walking Dead) have turned out to be some of the best. 
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    Hell on Wheels is really good if you haven't seen it.

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    There is a series that starts tomorrow.  I don't think it is on Netflix.

    It's called "Brady throws a bunch of sixes".  It is scary kinda on the borderline of murder mystery without the mystery.  Check it out :)

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