The most real feeling show about hackers, but that isn’t what it’s really about.
Buy on Apple TV
The trials and tribulations of making computers in the 80s. If you hadn’t noticed, I enjoy computers.
Watch on AMC+
Each season feels pretty different, with their own focuses. An interesting spiral of events after an additional world event.
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This may be a video game adaptation, but it stands above and beyond most adaptations. It’s a “zombie show” I actually had interest in watching.
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A promising premise that they build on very successfully throughout the seasons. Turns out, they aren’t actually Americans.
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We do not know who built the Silo, but we will do everything we can to find out in this absolutely gripping apocalyptic mystery-box.
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There’s quite a bit of interesting strategy and gameplay under the surface. If yoy’re new, try seasons 28, 15, and 37.
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CW: drug abuse. Lots of teen angst, but with an incredibly interesting presentation style.
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A superhero show that isn’t afraid to tackle the very real racism issues our country faces. There’s also a naked blue guy.
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So often, you read about major past world event, but can’t fully grasp what it felt like at the time and on the ground. This show gets it.
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Politics is mean and ridiculous and full of petty fights. Maybe this show feels less outlandish now…
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In which Comcast takes over the network and Tracy Morgan takes over SNL, more or less.
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I’m not sure there are many characters to root for in this show, but the writing is incredibly smart.
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Fantastic documentary* investigation on some incredibly trivial problems.
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Dear Spectrum, bring back Corncob TV and bring back Coffin Flop!
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I know you don’t like this show, but I really appreciate the world they’ve built and I enjoyed it expand.
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You think you’re watching a network sitcom, but you’re actually learning philosophy.
Watch on Netflix*Not a documentary