- The Affair (Showtime) – My 2nd blog post on S1 Eps 6-10 will be up soon. S2 premieres SUN, OCT 4th- YAY!
- Alpha House (Amazon Prime) – 2 seasons are now up; you can’t go wrong w/ John Goodman; fans of Homicide (like me), will get a treat in seeing Clark Johnson.
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The leads of Alpha House: Who knew REPUBLICANS could be so much FUN!?”
- Aziz Ansari Live at Madison Square Garden (Netflix) – Who DOESN’T love this guy!?
- Being Mary Jane (BET/Netflix) – 2 seasons are now up on Netlix; this is a MUST-SEE drama starring the (always FAB) Gabrielle Union; better and even more realistic than Girls & SATC) read my review of S1 here.
- Black Mirror (Netflix) – Read my review here.
- Broadchurch (BBC/PBS/Netflix) – Read my review of S1 here.
- Catastrophe (Amazon Prime) – This show is INSANE… and insanely good; see it RIGHT NOW!!! Carrie Fisher has a recurring role, too!
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Catastrophe is written by Sharon Horgan (Irish) & Rob Delaney (former theater actor/comic).
- Daredevil (Netflix) – It’s more like a cop show, NOT a typical superhero one. This is a MUST-SEE for L&O: CI/Vincent D’Onofrio fans!
- Empire (FOX/Hulu) – Read my review here.
- The Fall (Netflix) – Read my review here.
- Fruitvale Station (Netflix) – A slice-of-life film about Oscar Grant (Michael B. Jordan), a young dad who was killed by a transit cop in San Fran; his mom is played by Octavia Spencer.
- Grace and Frankie (Netflix) – Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Martin Sheen & Sam Waterston (WOW, what a cast!) star in this SMART/FUNNY life-after-divorce comedy.
- Happy Valley (BBC/Netflix) – Read my review here.
- House of Cards (Netflix) – 3 seasons are now out; def check out S1 (if you don’t have a LOTTA time)!
- Orange is the New Black (Netflix) – MUST-SEE for anyone who wants to see diversity/women/& just LOL.
- The Politician’s Husband (BBC/Netlfix) – A UK miniseries that shows us a V different side of David Tennant, who gets caught up in his ambitions, along w/ his wife, played by Emily Watson.
- The Slap (Netflix) – I watched the original Aussie version of this miniseries; it’s got a large/diverse cast incl. two FAB ladies: Sophie Okonedo (Brit; Hotel Rwanda) & Melissa George (Aussie; In Treatment: S1). Each ep is told from a different perspective.
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