The Pitt S2, It is E.R.2.0 and is excellent if you are into that sort of thing.

Paradise S2, this season is a lot better than S1, though the show does undermine itself pretty regularly. Sterling Brown is excellent as always.

Scarpetta, this show is about a Medical Examiner returning to a job as an experienced ME, to the place she first started in. The show has two timelines, one in the past and one in the current day and center on an investigation of a serial killer. The story focuses on the title character, her husband, her sister and her sister’s husband. The cast is top tier and Jamie Lee Curtis plays the sister. The sister character is just way over the top. The show just isnt for me.

Weeds - first time watching. Seasons 1-3 hold up really well, season 4 was bad, season 5 was not as good as the first 3 seasons but it was a good enough place to stop watching. Detectives - watching season 2, just as great as season 1 so far. Tandem - finished season 1, starting season 2. The writing is a bit inconsistent sometimes but pretty good. Mismatch (2021) aka Face à Face - really like this one, both the personal stories and the crime plots Mary Kills People (2017) - Canada delivers another excellent show Dark Winds - I'm a bit behind but loving this season

The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins (NBC/Peacock) has been really good so far - if you liked Tracy Morgan’s work on 30 Rock, this seems like the spiritual successor to that. As other have said, Paradise season 2 (Hulu) has been fantastic. DTF St Louis (HBO) has been really good too.

I got a free week of apple tv and landed on Silo, and realized I'd read some of the series years ago. Long enough to remember the vibe, and none of the details. The first episode is wonderfully grim.

I'm going old school and slowly making my way through The Sopranos