Completely obsessed again with The Expanse. I thought 2 weeks ago to take a peek at one episode and am in the midst of my 2nd complete rewatch since then.

Also teasing myself for the backrooms

Just started watching Andor with my wife, and it's surprisingly excellent. Like, it revolves entirely about antiimperialist themes and is well written, well directed, well acted, the effects look fantastic.

Oh and for anyone else confused, Andor is NOT the planet on which episode 6 takes place ! the one with the teddy bears ? That's Endor with an E. Andor is actually the name of the main guy in the show.

And the show is "Backrooms"?

I'm not sure about obsessed, but my partner and I have started watching Stargate SG1 recently! I've been looking forward to our daily episode. Some really cool concepts in each episode, though it does seem to follow a formula of: the team finds some cool tech that could enhance our understanding of the universe, some crazy event happens that threatens the life of a crew member, the cool tech has to be sacrificed to save the team member. Not sure if that's just season 1 and it gets a bit more nuanced further on?

Mr Inbetween

Incredible show. Reminds me a bit of Breaking Bad.

The amazing digital circus

Finale is in cinemas this weekend. Can't wait to see it.

The Legend of Vox Machina's 4th season recently started, so I've gotten back into that

I finally started watching Resident Alien, and I'm about halfway through S3. I am a sucker for both sci-fi and Northern Exposure-ish shows where a fish out of water is dropped into a quirky and isolated community, so I don't really know how I waited so long, but it does mean I don't have to worry about it getting canceled on a cliffhanger.

As an aside, I watched S1 on a TV with "soap opera vision" motion interpolation turned on, and JFC I forgot how cheap and awful it makes everything look.

Widow's Bay. It has everything I want, it is tightly packaged in 35mins bouts and every episode has been excellent.

Fantastic combination of horror and comedy.

Started watching Widows Bay.

For any of you who like David Lynch's quirky characters and absurdity, you will like this show. Great cast too. Lovecraft lore.

There is this scene in the first episode that hooked me.

A museum tour guide is showing this guy around and talking about the town's history and at one point there is a wall depicting burning witches and she says something like:
"Oh that's a bit of the town's pride. we found all the witches and burned them".

It just gets better with every episode. Apple tv but I pirate everything so.

Also

Currently watching:

From season 4.

The terror season 3.

Rick and Morty season 9

Just watched The Burroughs . Was decent. And The Burbs remake series. Also decent.

Nothing exceptional but I like quirky casts and it has that guy from "dream corp llc" and "what we do in the shadows". I really like his character. He does the same character in everything but I still dig it.

Utopia. (UK version only)

Back when Supernatural was current I encountered a cashier who had the antipossession tattoo visible. I asked them whether it was from the show. I expected them to be happy that it was recognized but they just gave me a funny look and said "yeah."

Didn't say much of anything after that. I mean, I was making a purchase so it wasn't a close social interaction anyway.

In the final season of Fringe and have no clue how I slept on it for so long

Venture Bro's? Never had happened and most likely never will unless I'm at some sort of expo for nerds like myself.

Just finished DTG St. Louis and I really enjoyed it! Only laughed out loud once or twice, but it is a really unique, poignant, compelling drama

Me when they don't like the show I'm obsessed with:

So far there's only cams, no?

I watched "Obsessed" and still can't shake it off my head

Witch Hat Atelier

The wife and I just finished Brockmire. Honestly, I didn't have much faith in the show premise (drug-and-booze-fueled misadventures of a washed up baseball announcer), and the last season was weird, but it was a surprisingly entertaining show if you just roll with it and don't expect award-winning plot development. It was kind of like if Ted Lasso had been written by a 22 year old manchild. That said, the characters were fun, showed some growth, and even tackled a difficult issue or two, even if there wasn't a ton of depth.

Currently rewatching Foundation. Great show.

i'm writing one about 80s hair metal vampires. we were going to try to cast Bowie as Queen of the Vampires but now that he's dead it needs a total rewrite.