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My parents sprung for the 30-day free preview on Netflix and my mother bemoaned the fact that they had seen many of the shows and movies that they were offering so she wasn't sure they were going to sign up again. As members of Netflix for many years, I found the thought of giving it up horrifying. In fact, we are contemplating Hulu at some point since they have some original shows there which I want to see, but only after getting through my current list of shows. So, without further ado, here are some shows to binge watch:

Ursula's Recommendations

The Tiger King (documentary, comedy,WTF)
The Staircase (documentary)
Broad Church (British drama)
The Wire (Crime drama)
Breaking Bad (Crime drama, comedy, WTF)

Fleabag (Comedy)
Peaky Blinders (British drama)
Black Mirror (British drama, comedy, WTF)
American Factory (documentary)
Tell Me Who I am (documentary)
Abducted in Plain Sight (documentary)
Ozark (Drama, comedy, WTF)
Mindhunter (drama)
Russian Doll (drama, WTF)
Evil Genius (drama)
Homeland (drama)
Stranger Things (sci-fi/drame/WTF)



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  1. Dani BresslerApril 27, 2020 at 11:26 AM

    Stranger Things on Netflix.

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  2. Elisabeth KirkApril 27, 2020 at 12:16 PM

    We have not seen any of these. We keep hemming and hawing over whether we should watch Tiger King, or not. We have; however, scored on free CBS All Access for one month so that we can watch Star Trek’s Picard and Discovery --- we are not disappointed with that at all.

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