Netflix human recommendations

[rosy]

I've read the book so I know how it turns out, but so far so good.

[Morganna]

I can recommend Loudermilk, if anyone hasn't seen it. It's a series. I caught some of it years ago when we first got Prime, but it dropped off before I got to the end. It's a black comedy about an AA type group meeting in a community centre, and is very funny. It's on Netflix now.

[Marth]

I can recommend Loudermilk, if anyone hasn't seen it. It's a series. I caught some of it years ago when we first got Prime, but it dropped off before I got to the end. It's a black comedy about an AA type group meeting in a community centre, and is very funny. It's on Netflix now.

Sounds good

[emma_p]

I watched all three episodes of You Are What You Eat: a Twin Experiment on Netflix this afternoon and it was so interesting. I’m definitely going to cook more vegan meals!

[Turtle Bean]

I enjoyed Loudermilk too.

[Hobbes]

I’m two episodes into Fool me once and enjoying it so far!

[ParisGal]

Loudermilk isn't on our Netflix

[Hazey_Jane]

Society of the Snow, a Spanish language dramatization of the Uruguayan plane crash in 1972, with the events in the story narrated by one of the survivors.

I’m fascinated by this story and have read so much about it. This is so well done and feels very realistic. It’s grim, it’s tough - way more brutal than Alive from 1993- but utterly brilliant.

[ParisGal]

Ah that was promoted to us on netflix and I didn't see beyond the tagline and thought it sounded peculiarly close to the 72 accident

[Kleio]

I might give that a watch. Initially I just wondered why they’d remade Alive as it was such a good telling of the story already.

[bramblerose]

I’m two episodes into Fool me once and enjoying it so far!

I think we are 4 episodes in and I'm not sure about it.

They are all annoying me being fast and loose with all their "clues"

[Hazey_Jane]

I might give that a watch. Initially I just wondered why they’d remade Alive as it was such a good telling of the story already.

Do. It’s better than Alive, grittier and with a more realistic feel to it. (And a bit more about the importance of religion and rugby in it too, which I’m sure the survivors have said helped them to survive, discipline and teamwork) Nando Parrado is highly complimentary about it.

[Pippedydeadeye]

Fool Me Once was very twisty and quite ridiculous but incredibly bingeable. I finished it off last night.

[Marth]

I'm enjoying Loudermilk a lot but keep getting massively distracted by his stepped eyebrows.

[Turtle Bean]

His eyebrows are remarkable aren't they. We just started the 3rd series last night, I hadn't realised there was one.

[Morganna]

Oh yes. I've just noticed them now you've pointed it out #observant They're very odd, on all levels.

[Hobbes]

Fool Me Once was very twisty and quite ridiculous but incredibly bingeable. I finished it off last night.

Agreed, I’ve finished it now and we did enjoy it. The character decisions often annoyed me, but that’s the same of most things I watch nowadays

[Dandelion]

“Such Brave Girls” on iPlayer - just blitzed all six episodes of this ‘gross out sitcom’. Ali Plumb mentioned it on Radio 1 this evening and it sounded right up my street. If you want laugh out loud funny and brutal then this certainly fits the bill.

[Turtle Bean]

I enjoyed Food Me Once too. I also read the book a while back but couldn't remember a single thing about it aside from the nanny cam. I like the chap who played the detective. He is quirky to watch but interesting. I can see how he might annoy some people though. He was in Utopia, wasn't he.

[Estrella]

Continuing in my theme of Netflix sports documentaries I’ve watched the one about the World Cup and am now watching series 2 of Match Point.