Netflix Suggestions
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I really liked The OA! There is a hot sex straight sex scene in the first or second episode too.
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Quantico
No gay sex, just interesting characters and so many twists and turns in a terrorist conspiracy amongst a new group of FBI trainees that you can't stop watching. My friend and I binge watched the entire first season in two days because once we started, we couldn't stop. It's in a similar vein to How To Get Away with Murder and The Killing, with so many pivotal twists that it keeps you guessing up until the very end. The thing I loved about Quantico was the flashback overlay between the current Alex Parrish who wakes up in the middle of a terrorist bombing in the heart of New York City and immediately framed as a terrroist and the past Alex Parrish who starts her new FBI training at Quantico and gets to know her fellow trainees (including all of their dark secrets).
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I'm really enjoying One Day at a Time. Normal Lear is a producer. He is in his 90's and still understands exactly what is going on in America. The show deal with social issues like immigration and deportation, single parents, teenage sexuality, multi-generational families, and equal pay for women. I love it.
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Bojack Horseman or Daredevil. Could only recommend these because they're the only ones I've seen.
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I really liked Jessica Jones. Hoping there will be a second season soon.
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Santa Clarita diet was kinda funny. It's pretty bloody. FYI
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I'm into How To get Away With Murder season 2. It came online last friday in the Netherlands.
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Schitt's Creek is pretty great
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Schitt's Creek is pretty great
Can confirm. Catherine O'Hara's outfits/general disposition/stray comment can crack me up long after the show has ended.
Added bonus: the episode that aired here 2 weeks ago involved a Ted without clothes storyline thank you very much.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is wonderful. Musical rom-com that shits on musicals and rom coms. It's hilarious and heartbreaking.
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