What are the best comedy series on Netflix to watch?
Its Always Sunny in Philadephia for the win. Its first season was ok but things really went to a whole different level once Danny Devito joined the cast. This has to be the single most criminally underrated comedy on TV or Netflix period. Its currently in its 11th season and at its best there isn't a single show on tv that's funnier. Yet, its never even been nominated for a single major TV award. Unbelievable.Give it a shot. You won't regret it. I personally recommend watching the episode "Charlie Work". Its the 4th episode of the 10th season. One of the best so far. I also highly recommend Season 9 episode 3 which was titled "The Gang tries desperately to win an award". The entire episode would have been funny in and of itself but becomes even funnier when you realize its actually their way of giving a finger to the critics who never show it any award show love. Awesome.
What TV shows on Netflix satisfy the following good properties?
I will list some shows. Note: I do not have Netflix so I do not know what is and what is not on it. If a show isn't, please tell me so I don't make the same mistake in the future. How I Met Your Mother - the plot is in the name. We know it's going somewhere. They tease you a lot but it's a great show. It's addicting as all hell. It is not depressing, although for a comedy it does have some heart-wrenching moments. But it is my favorite show and everyone I know personally that has watched it has loved it. And, most people that I know binge watched it in under 2 months. It's 9 seasons, each season hovering around 22 episodes per season. Each episode is 21-22 minutes long, except for the Finale which is 42-45, and maybe one or two episodes in the show that are also 42-45 minutes (they're important episodes). I highly recommend this show. I consider it one of the most well written comedies out there, considering most are stale and lack substance. 24 - Not depressing? Check. Has a plot that is clearly going somewhere? Uhhh... Check? Maybe? The plot changes season to season (it's the same premise but just different situations). Each season takes place over the course of one day. There's 24 episodes per season. It's a lot, I know. But it is extremely addicting, if I do say so myself. Sometimes the plot can get a little ridiculous/repetitive, because the writers have to fill in literally 24 hours of action. But, they do it and it's damn good television. The writing is decent enough.Person of Interest - a great show about very advanced (at this point in time, fictional) Artificial Intelligence and the person that created it. Arrow - it's about the Green Arrow, the character from the DC Comics. The writers decided to give him more of a Batman style, because regular comic book Green Arrow is pretty lame and not suited for modern day television. Some other shows: Friends, Seinfeld, House, and Monk. But all of those may not quite fit your description so I only list them if you've already seen all the others. I'm currently watching Sons of Anarchy. I'm on season 5. So far, I recommend it to anyone, as long as you can get through the first two episodes of season one, because they're very boring to me. Is like, they're good at laying down the groundwork for the rest of the show, and the ends of the episodes are decent, but overall those two episodes are pretty boring. Show really picks up in the third episode. And it just gets great.
Where can I watch younger TV series online?
NetflixOne of our only complaints with Netflix is that the service has so many shows and movies that it’s sometimes hard to decide what to watch. Of all the services we tested, Netflix has the most shows, and its original content is critically acclaimed.You can watch multiple past seasons of favorite shows from the big four networks, and “Orange is the New Black” and “Stranger Things” are binge-worthy original series. One downside to Netflix is that it takes an average of 10 months for new seasons of current shows to show up on the service. This company offers apps for all mobile devices as well as smart TVs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles. You can stream regular-definition content over most internet connections. If you want high-definition service, you’ll need a connection running over 7 megabits per second. And if you want to stream Netflix’s Ultra HD content, you’ll need an internet connection with 25 Mbps or higher. Netflix charges more for streaming in HD and UHD, and you must pay for a more expensive plan if you want to watch on more than one screen at a time. It has three streaming plans to choose from, and you can cancel your plan at any time without a fee.
Was I the only one confused by the ending of Hemlock Grove?
I just finished watching the last episode and I was left confused and with questions. So, Roman's family are vampires, Christina is still alive, Roman is an angel (and got Letha pregnant), Peter is never coming back again, and Shelly is dead. Is that right? What about the child in that huge machine in the end. What was that all about? Someone please clear things up for me.
Should I watch Better Call Saul if I haven't watched Breaking Bad?
It’s not a straightforward answer it can be both yes or no. I will let you decide. Here are the reasons why you want to watch Better Call Saul before watching Breaking Bad.It’s a prequel: Better Call Saul is occurring is occurring historically before Breaking Bad has happened so you should be able to enjoy this show.Smart show: It’s an thoughtful show. The creators of Better Call Saul show small teasers and you will start wondering why did they show that and then later on the during the show they connect the dots. This one aspect in itself makes the show a lot of fun to watch. You will have many fun eureka moments when watching the show.Funny show: Better Call Saul is very funnyHere are some of the reasons why you should not watch it before Breaking BadBreaking Bad is awesome: Breaking Bad is one of the best shows made in the history of the television. Why have you not watched it yet lol jk.Connecting the dots: The characters in Breaking Bad are unique and complex. Every character has back story. You like these characters when they show up in Better Call Saul out of nowhere there feeling that like you have seen an old friend. I yelled the out the names of the characters when I saw them first time in Better Call Saul with excitement.People are instances of time: People are instances of time. The person you were at 10 is different from person you were at 20 and 30 and so on. As we age we pile on experiences and we change, at different age different things matter to us. In the same way the characters of Breaking Bad had different dimensions to their personalities in Better Call Saul and it’s a lot of fun to come up with the theories how characters turned out to be what they were in Breaking Bad. What the are challenges and life experiences they faced in Better Call Saul turned them into the characters we loved in Breaking Bad.Based upon these scenarios you decide.