What TV/Netflix show are you currently watching? (Megathread)

[marvelvscapcom2]

Started 11.22.63   so far it is zaney and intriguing.  What a blast. The period set is very transportive and I find the plot brilliant. So far so good.

I also like James Franco as an actor for this role. He just has a 1963 vibe.

[Cartagia]

Second season of Fallout is almost as good as the first.  I think they crammed in a little too much plot for 8 episodes and could have used a little more time to breathe, but it looks incredible and has a lot of far reaching implications for tge world of Fallout at large.

[weirdfeline]

I watched all of 'The Burbs TV series in one sitting, it started right after the Super Bowl so I figured why not. I had some interest beforehand but wasn't sure I'd actually watch. I haven't seen the movie before watching but I just finished watching it and loved it. The show is fine. The end of the first episode and start of the second made me almost quit watching with the unnecessary stuff about racism but thankfully it was dropped after that as the formula for the show set in with that formula being constant bait and switches. The highlights are the setting/filming location being Colonial Street on the Universal backlot which is where the movie was filmed with tons of exterior shots which I loved and the show itself looks quite nice with Dolby Vision. I'd say by the fourth episode the show got into a satisfying enough groove and I liked the ending. There's only eight episodes and at some points I'd check to see how long I've been watching an episode and it was only halfway through but I left it running but for the most part it moved quickly. There are plenty of references to the movie including one or two cameos and a returning actress playing a different role.

[Cartagia]

The newest season of Futurama is easily the best and most consistent of the Hulu era.  Not a dud episode in the bunch.

[weirdfeline]

Tubi is basically becoming Boomerang on March 1st: https://x.com/Tubi/status/2022468701505695953

I'll probably rewatch some Top Cat and check out some of the lesser known Scooby-Doo and Flintstones shows for the first time.

[Cartagia]

The fourth (and final) season of Resident Alien was really good.  More focused than seasons 2 or 3, but it doesn't forget to be really funny.  They give solid send-offs to all the side characters, and it really nails the finale in a way I didn't see coming.

Netflix's Beef was really something.  Very Coen-esque and masterful at shifting tones between comedy, drama, and thriller with amazing performances from Ali Wong and especially Steven Yuen.  Always kept me guessing so I was never quite sure where it was going.