What are you watching on TV at the moment?

Hello there good people..

In these strange times we find ourselves in i'm interested to know what stuff you are watching on your TV. I'm from the UK and here's my list of what i'm viewing to keep me amused when not working or gaming..!

• Orange Is The New Black
• Prodigal Son
• 911
• The Sopranos
• The Expanse (2 times so far)
• The X Files
• The Witcher (3 times so far)

So what amuses you on your TV..?

I've been watching Star Trek: Discovery and I'm only in the second season.

Rewatched South Park seasons 1 to 22 the last year. Waiting for a discount on season 23.

On Thundercats episode 127 of 130.

Maison Ikkoku

Rewatching The X-Files season 9. Ready for the original show to be over, but there are still some pretty good episodes in season 9. I'm dying to find out what lame excuses they came up with to resurrect a number of characters in the Event series included with this boxset.

Finished Buffy season 3 of 7 yesterday. Worst school ever, including the graduation.

Rewatching Star Trek TNG, and Mandalorian.

About half through S1 of TNG, pretty bad. Just waiting for Rikers beard to appear.

Re-watching DS9 and X-Files. Will binge Mandalorian when all episodes are released.

The Blacklist, South Park.

The Mandalorian

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@ezekiel43: " Rewatched South Park seasons 1 to 22 the last year. "

Thats alot of seasons. You still find later seasons high quality?

Not as good as it used to be, but still good. Better than Rick and Morty, and I like Rick and Morty. No idea what's going on with other adult cartoons. Will watch Primal at some point, though.

Finally got the chance to watch Sherlock, its pretty boring so far.

Don’t watch tv,but I used to in the early 2000’s and years prior.

Something called Below Deck. It’s a ‘reality’ about the crews aboard charter yachts. As a boater myself, I find the technical aspects of the show entertaining.

I don’t watch much tv though. It’s mostly fake news, unfunny comedies, or badly scripted dramas.

Recommend the 1984 series over it. Although that is comparatively very slow and traditional.

What don't really like about the new one, kind of up it's over the top and up it's own ass.

I just finished re-watching Extras. Started re-watching Life's Too Short and almost finished with re-watching The OC. Also watching my regular animation lineup of Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Simpsons and Bless the Hearts. Also doing another run through of Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations. For Anime Assassination Classroom, Fire Force, Danganronpa and Gunslinger Girl

Some great stuff here, thanks for sharing..!!

Forgot about Star Wars TNG and Mandalorian episodes, may try these..!!

I don't watch television much in general, but as for series...nothing at the moment. I'm looking forward to watching the next season of Big Mouth when it's released this month on Netflix though.

Watching Long Way Round, Long Way Down and Long Way Up with Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman on bikes. Three brilliant series..!!

@uninspiredcup: There was some kind of magic in that beard. Pretty sure shaving it was what threw Insurrection off the rails. Though I can't blame him for letting Dianna do it.

Anyway, been watching Legend of Kora since it was put on Netflix. Never went out of my way to see it due to mixed reception, turns out it's freaking awesome.

@ezekiel43: Been meaning to watch Primal for the longest, but it kept slipping my mind.

I watch BBC and national geography

Been watching Queen's Gambit in my free hours, trying to pass time.

The Mandalorian and Married with Children. Haven't been watching much TV latley.

I believe it was Ru Paul's Drag Race, thanks to girlfriend. But I'm not gonna deny that I was entertained too.

Korra is ok, I thought. It has nothing over The Last Airbender, which is one of the best cartoons (animes?) ever made, but a solid cartoon none the less. I think the mixed reception has to do with TLAB setting the bar very freaking high, and Korra couldn't quite keep up. It's good for what it is, even though slightly dissapointing.

Finished rewatching the original X-Files and watched the Event series (season 10 from 2016). Overall, I'm disappointed with where they took it after the fourteen year break. Mulder and Scully just HAD to break up so that everything could go back to square one. The alien colonization that was set for 2012 at the end of the original series was pretty much completely ignored. Aliens shouldn't even be a conspiracy anymore after what was supposed to happen. Assistant Director Skinner has, depressingly, had no promotions or lateral moves in fourteen years. The humor just isn't there anymore. It's more corny now. I mean, Mulder now has the X-Files ringtone. Disgusting. That whole episode was unfunny. And, let me guess... Season 11 ends with yet another cliffhanger.

Wait, what am I saying? I should have said A.D. Skinner has had no promotions or lateral moves in twenty-three years.

@Litchie: Yeah, most people's criticisms of Kora are actually just comparisons to Avatar. It's actually really cool for those who watched it without so many preconceptions. Also doesn't help that Kora's final season wasn't as good as the first three, whereas Avatar got better as it went.

Myeah. Also, I personally don't really like Korra as a character. Found her a bit of an ignorant and annoying douche the whole series through, whereas Aang was just plain awesome.

Watching the Netflix short-run Yorkshire Ripper documentary.

Not really as good as the BBC one, and kinda hate when they stylize stuff like a slasher movie to be cool and modern, like, these were real living people, not movie props. Still, it has a lot of first hand stuff from police/detectives, which is interesting.

Rewatching True Detective after five years. Just the first season. I never bothered with the sequels.

No one talks like Matthew McConaughey. I can't understand him sometimes. It's not his Texan accent, it's the way he mumbles. I've had to go back and use the subtitles a lot. It doesn't sound authentic.

If cable channel, BBC America reruns a lot of ST:NG and ST:DS9 during the day, and World documentaries on the weekend. DVD Box Sets fill in other times. PC Gaming, or learning GDScript for the GODOT gaming engine takes up the rest of the time.

I guess Hermitcraft, given all my other video entertainment is in dvd/blu-ray boxes.

Watched the 2007 mini-series of Oliver Twist. Was pretty good must say. Do like when they take Charles Dickens stuff are remove the more whimsical and stylized elements where it feels like a real place than a bunch of perfect sets.

Watching 3% on Netflix.

Clash Of The Titans (1981)

I was watching some Night Visions episodes on youtube it originally aired on fox in 2001 it's a anthology show like Twilight Zone the weirdest part is Henry Rollins is the host.