can you recommend some series for me (if you have similar tastes)? (serial, television)

[nightlysparrow]

Mad Men
Masters of Sex
The Good Wife (past seasons free with Amazon Prime)
True Detective (second season starts soon)
Sherlock (the BBC version)

[KittenSparkles]

Originally Posted by nightlysparrow

Mad Men
Masters of Sex
The Good Wife (past seasons free with Amazon Prime)
True Detective (second season starts soon)
Sherlock (the BBC version)

True Detective is coming back??? WOW that is awesome. Off to google...

I've heard about Sherlock... I need to check that one out....

thanks!

[Sundaydrive00]

Originally Posted by KittenSparkles

True Detective is coming back??? WOW that is awesome.

Next Sunday.

[tmozer]

Originally Posted by Sundaydrive00

Next Sunday.

Thank goodness since GOT is done until next season!

[Hefe]

Broadchurch
Fargo
Luther
Lonesome Dove
The Jewel in the Crown
Brideshead Revisited

[RayinAK]

Check out The Black List and see what you think. Lost of action and intrigue.

Then if you like, sci-fi, nothing beats Fringe.

[KittenSparkles]

Originally Posted by Hefe

Broadchurch
Fargo
Luther
Lonesome Dove
The Jewel in the Crown
Brideshead Revisited

I am currently watching Broadchurch season 1 - its not too exciting since GracePoint is almost identical to it (Gracepoint is the US version).... but I'm still going to watch it.

- did you ever see the show Five Days on HBO? Its got a similar feel to Broadchurch. I liked it.

Fargo- yes, I did like this- is there going to be a second season?

The others you mentioned.... I've never heard of..

thanks!

[Unsettomati]

Originally Posted by KittenSparkles

Wondering if based on my tastes, folks have any suggestions for TV series I might like

Here are my favorites, ranked in order from highest to lowest:

1. Homeland
2. The Americans
3. True Detective (only one season of that one though)
4. Six Feet Under
5. The Sopranos
6. House of Cards
7. Breaking Bad
8. The Bridge
9. Dexter
10. Fortitude
11. How to Get Away with Murder
12. Gracepoint
13. Big Love
14. Scandal

...or have I watched everything good on TV so far?

If you liked The Sopranos, how about Boardwalk Empire?

Then there's Better Call Saul, which begins six years before the start of Breaking Bad and follows the development of Jimmy McGill (who eventually adopts the working name Saul Goodman) - and Saul isn't the only familiar face you'll see. The premise isn't as spectacular as that of Breaking Bad, but the writing and overall production is every bit as good, and the first season is available now.

[fleetiebelle]

I just finished Bloodline on Netflix. It's really intense (so it's hard to really binge it,) but the acting is fantastic.

[Sundaydrive00]

Originally Posted by KittenSparkles

Fargo- yes, I did like this- is there going to be a second season?

Yes, its supposed to air sometime in the fall.