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With this extra time at home, I am super grateful for streaming tv and movies. I've always been a fan of movies and television. Having lived in LA for a few years, I loved the magic of Hollywood, studios and celebrity sightings. I have been a bit behind on keeping up with recent movies, so I'm hoping to catch up on some. Any suggestions out there? How about a series?  I tend to prefer dramas or comedies, but I'm pretty open unless it has a ton of violence. Then I have nightmares and can't go to sleep :/ Anyways, I just started watching "A Handmaid's Tale", which is very good and pretty intense. It has lots of messages about society, religion and politics. On a lighter note, I've almost finished "Derry Girls", which is super hilarious and lighthearted for the most part. Don't you dread it though, when you are about to finish a series? I'm always at such a loss after a finale until I get into something new.  I feel like I need to fill up my queue, before I watch the last couple episodes so that I have something to pull from when I finish. Does anyone else get that way too?

Oh, by the way...There is a new photo in "Pretty in Blue" set ;-)

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SoCal Jim

I just finished binging Hollywood on Netflix. Highly recommended for the story and period lingerie.

Joseph Johnson

Longmire on Netflix. Such a great show.

Rick

I am hooked on Billions also try Homeland

MikeH

Have you seen The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon Prime? It’s a 1950’s dramedy series about a woman who decides to become a stand up comedian. My sister turned me onto it and it’s really funny and the fashion is incredible!

Jordan Ashley

Yes! I'm watching the current season and you are right, the fashion is incredible and it is funny. Definitely takes you back to that time. I especially enjoyed the episode that took them to Vegas ;-)

John Vocking

Ozark is amazing, gets a bit dark though. For a comedy that will have you in tears of joy and sadness I’d recommend Ricky Gervais in “Afterlife”. Seasons 1 and 2 equally good. These from a Brit.

Jordan Ashley

Ozark has been in my queue for a bit now. I'll have to try it. I started Afterlife, but didn't get through the 1st episode. I think I need to give it another chance. Sometimes, you have to go back to things, that maybe you weren't in the mood for the first time around!

Karsten Kalbe

A wonderful portrait shot. Your face is beautiful in every detail.