rabbithole worthy netflix

[MallardGoodbody]

i like to bingewatch 8 seasons of a show in 1 weekend and then feel all empty when it's done. if you know this pain as well, then help me out. suggest bingeworthy shows that are currently on nextflix.
let me know what you like to watch and moreso WHY you like it.
i appreciate all legit suggestions.
ps - i'm open to most almost anything, however i'm not a big fan of the real housewives or things like that.
thanks again.

 

[Bert Notorius]

(17) 1 hr shows per season
@ 8 seasons = 136 hrs (102 hrs less commercials)
(1) weekend = 60 hrs


you must be a porn writer.
or a photon.

 

[RoryN]

I've binged these, but not all will be on Netflix:

Transparent for subversive humor
The Killing for some surprisingly good character work
House of Cards to see Kevin Spacey owning his craft, over and over
Inside The Actor's Studio if you love the stories behind the work, like I do
Bates Motel for some decent suspense
The Blacklist for action and an excellent James Spader (but not always the best writing)
Undercover Boss if work is dominating your life in general, and you're okay with that
The Last Man on Earth for silly fun
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt for shrill fun
The Wonder Years for a nostalgia punch - very trippy
Live From Daryl's House for music performances
The Men Who Built America miniseries for your history
Drunken History for the antidote to those anecdotes
Bojack Horseman if you can get past the first 4 episodes
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic if you want to go to sleep in a good mood
Joy of Painting with Bob Ross if you need to sack out completely.

 

[pointless]

kimmy schmidt season two comes out on the 15th, bitches.

 

[MallardGoodbody]

House of Cards to see Kevin Spacey owning his craft, over and over
this is indeed spectacular.

Inside The Actor's Studio if you love the stories behind the work, like I do
i've seen a few of these. one of my favorites was (i think it was this show) Ron Burgundy (stayed in character for the entire interview including taking questions from the audience. was hilarious.


The Blacklist for action and an excellent James Spader (but not always the best writing)
I started this. guess i should give it another chance.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt for shrill fun
i've heard this name alot. i need to see what it is all about it seems.

The Wonder Years for a nostalgia punch - very trippy
dunno if i can handle the pre-sexual tension of those 2 again. it's too soon. healing still needs to be done...

Live From Daryl's House for music performances
i've only seen a few of these. where can i find the rest?

Bojack Horseman if you can get past the first 4 episodes
i love bojack. funny and a little too real sometimes.

i'll check out some of the rest of these on your list. based on the things you listed that i have seen and liked, i'll probably like some of the other things. especially the history docs. ken burns is the magic.

 

[Disgustipated]

I've binged these, but not all will be on Netflix:


Inside The Actor's Studio if you love the stories behind the work, like I do

Try this: http://offcamera.com/
All on Youtube or the DirecTV Network.

 

[doctor_insanus]

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[MallardGoodbody]

?????

 

[JackLuis]

Lost Girl- For the boobs

 

[Saint Peter]

Californiacation

American Horror Story

Orange is the New Black