Essential Official Netflix Thread

[BobbyBooshay]

Finished Marcella
I liked it
Dope lil Brit crime show

This was on Netflix ??

Good show, was on normal TV over here

She crazy lol

 

[Ribbs]

Somehow someway, I finished Naruto, season 4 of 24 and The Shield (boxset) all in one day.

I have Bates Motel, Season 7 of Archer and Orange Is The New Black in the queue.

 

[STAN JONES]

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

I another show brehs and brehhettes. How's last kingdom?

 

[Konnan]

Started watching Dexter again after taking a break from it for awhile

That mercy kill

 

[PortCityProphet]

I another show brehs and brehhettes. How's last kingdom?

I was coming in here to say this is a dope show.
just started it last night. 3 episodes in and it's good.
it's some battle of kingdoms type stuff.
Vikings killed a king in battle and took the king's son as a slave. so the boy was raised as a viking. then he grows up and shyt pops off and the boy (now a man) is left with nothing basically.
watch it. it has a pretty good acting, and pacing. A lot of times I find shows of this type move slow but this one doesnt

 

[STAN JONES]

 

[STAN JONES]

 

[dvdjamm]

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

I was coming in here to say this is a dope show.
just started it last night. 3 episodes in and it's good.
it's some battle of kingdoms type stuff.
Vikings killed a king in battle and took the king's son as a slave. so the boy was raised as a viking. then he grows up and shyt pops off and the boy (now a man) is left with nothing basically.
watch it. it has a pretty good acting, and pacing. A lot of times I find shows of this type move slow but this one doesnt

I'm on ep. 5

That better than barley scene had me dying

 

[Edub]

Netflix's newest series, Baz Luhrmann's The Get Down, is getting split in two for its first season. Polygon reports that the streaming network will release the first six episodes of the show on August 12th, while the remaining six episodes will air at some point in 2017. While the reason for the split is currently unclear, it's a departure from the company's typical method of releasing a full season all at once.

The Get Down is a musical drama set in 1970s South Bronx, and will feature "a lot of disco, a lot of clothes-on thrusting, a few guns, and frustration." Breaking Bad alum Giarcarlo Esposito and Jaden Smith are set to star alongside an ensemble of young actors to depict the period.

Final seasons of critically acclaimed shows are usually the ones that get broken in half

However, it's not really clear how the story lends itself to a split first season. While Netflix's new talk show Chelsea airs three nights a week, Netflix hasn't ever released a show in narrative chunks. What's more, it's usually the final seasons of critically acclaimed shows like Mad Men and The Sopranos that get broken in half these days. Whatever Netflix and Luhrmann have planned, it'll certainly be interesting.

Why are they splitting the season

why they gotta release the South Bronx show split in half?
i cant ever just be happy

At the rate African Americans consume...they're splitting the shows with intentions of getting the market hooked....not only on the show but also on netflix...netflix probably asked for if to be done ...greedy a$$holes

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

It's bo jack season brehs

 

[PortCityProphet]

That last battle in The Last Kingdom

 

[FaTaL]

Treblinka

Nazi death camp where they gassed 6000 Jews at a time with tank carbon monoxide.In one year they killed over a million Jews.

 

[dvdjamm]

It's official: Mystery Science Theater 3000 is being revived — at Netflix.

The streaming giant has landed the revival that started with following a successful Kickstarter campaign, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The news will be officially announced Saturday at Comic-Con during a panel for the revival.

Netflix will debut the series in what it said is the "not too distant future," with MST3K available in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the U.K.

Launched in November, Shout Factory acquired the rights to the cult hit and teamed with series creator Joel Hodgson for a new incarnation of the cult favorite. At the time, Hodgson hoped the Kickstarter campaign will raise at least $2 million — enough to make three new feature-length episodes — with an ultimate goal of the $5.5 million needed to make a full season of 12 episodes. The campaign raised $5.7 million and will be back for a 14-episode season. The Kickstarter campaign ranks as the highest-funded film and TV crowdfunding campaign in history.

Hodgson will be involved in writing and all facets of production of the revival. New episodes will feature a new host, Mads (aka "mad scientist") and new movies to riff. DIY queen Felicia Day will take on the role of mad scientist Kinga Forrester, daughter of one of the show's original villains, Dr. Clayton Forrester (Trace Beaulieu). Patton Oswalt will portray Son of TV's Frank; comedians Hampton Yount and Baron Vaughn are set as the two voices of the show's robotic sidekicks; and Nerdist podcast co-host Jonah Ray is the lead host. Community's Joel McHale and showrunner Dan Harmon are also attached as writers. Mary Jo Pehl (Pearl Forrester), Bill Corbett (Crow T. Robot) and Kevin Murphy from the original cast will reprise their roles in the new series. Elliott Kalan, the Emmy-winning former head writer of The Daily Show, will serve as the head writer on MST3K. The series is exec produced by Hodgson, Richard Foos, Bob Emmer, Garson Foos, Jonathan Stern, Harold Buchholz, Elliott Kalan as well as Satellite of Love, Alternaversal Productions and Abominable Pictures.

MST3K premiered in 1988 on a local station in Minnesota before going on to air on Comedy Central for six seasons, concluding in 1997. Then, Syfy picked the show up for another three seasons until its final cancelation in 1999 after nearly 200 episodes. The series, featuring a man and his robot sidekicks, riffed on B-movies as part of an "experiment."