What's one youve had?

Syfy had some decent to good mini series.

In addition to The Lost Room, I really enjoyed Tin Man (Wizard of Oz reimagining) and remember liking Alice (Alice in Wonderland reimagining)

Depends on how you look at it.

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I was just talking with my brother about that show! We used to wait for the reruns to come on when we were kids, even though it was already off the air and we were not the age demo.

It’s just great television! And looking back now it was very progressive for its time.

Because you can end up missing stuff.

For me it acts like peripheral vision.

If im reading subtitles what happens on screen isn’t really being processed by my brain at 100% so details can get missed.

Same to subtitles when focusing on visuals.

Anime isn’t as bad to watched subbed because it’s usually shorter form and ‘simpler’ visually than live action - Just compare a visually dark scene from live action and animated as a quick and dirty example.

Who knew it was a real documentary.

It’s on Stremio and 1337x.to but you should use a VPN if your ISP is a dick.

You can also stream it here: https://www.cineby.app/tv/4477

Pushing Daisies! I love it so much.

Red Dwarf, I used to watch it with my dad while he was alive.

Fringe, life on mars(both American and British versions)

Undergrads, it’s a damn shame they only made 13 episodes

It’s cold outside…

There’s no kind of atmosphere
I’m all alone, more or less…

I’m about to jump into The Twilight Zone from 1959.

For me, it’s got to be the original ‘The 4400’ which also has a recent reboot, but that isn’t as great. It’s only a few seasons since it was unfortunately canceled.

I started watching it on a whim and was surprised by how in-depth some of the sci-fi ideas and moral quandries are, and the character development is fairly solid as well. When you consider that most of the actors aren’t big names or unknowns (at least at that time, as it includes young Mahershala Ali), it makes it feel extremely liminal. Like most shows of the early 2000s, they tend to go for that ‘creature of the week’ format but also manage to have an overarching narrative.

Ended way too soon!

I’ve always been meaning to go through and do a serious watch of that in order.

Never heard of this one, it sounds fascinating! Thanks for mentioning.

Corner gas!! Basically “Friends” with different people in Canda.

Not a reboot. It’s a direct continuation. It just has a different feel since there’s no studio reigning Lynch in.

Personally, I liked the extra level of crazy he added.

The Littlest Hobo

Oh man, that was a good one