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The X-Files and before that The Simpsons

I have been watching documentaries on the national broadcasting home page. First I watched a documentary called "Code of Trust" about cryptocurrency. Then followed by the TV program "Climate Change - The Facts", with David Attenboroug.

La Guerre des Mondes (War of the Worlds 2019)

It's pretty good! European 90% english/10% french so download the subtitles. Can't wait for season 2!

Lost - "Collision"

"what did you eat yesterday?" a japanese drama about a middle aged gay couple who love food. I really love the characters but i can't help but feel too sad when watching things like this. I get overwhelmed by sadness.

Real Time With Bill Maher.
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.
Full Frontal With Samantha Bee.
Killing Eve.
Batwoman.
Supergirl.
Rick & Morty.

Lost - "The 23rd Psalm"

The season 9 finale of Call The Midwife.

Season 10 (which could be the final season of Call The Midwife) will premiere Spring 2021.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977)



A childhood comfort and instant stim, whenever I'm stressed.

I finally watched Young Sheldon - insightful.

Charmed

Travelers - I like it, totally different vibe/storyline but still reminds me in some ways of Fringe

I just finished the new She-ra series, I started binging it in the last week or so, and ended up watching the entire 5th season in one sitting. I really enjoyed it, but I do consider if I took something away from watching a show I could have watched over a long period of time, with I think about 50 or so episodes, in a relatively short time. It is also super inclusive and diverse than most any cartoon I have watched.

@Bradleigh I recently saw She-Ra as well. I never saw more than 3 episodes at a time except when I saw the last 4 in a row to finish the series. I believe bingeing takes away enjoyment of the individual episodes. You just get caught up in the season finale at the end and forget the rest of it (this is what I think would happen as I've never done it). The end of Corridors (season 5 episode 3) was amazing and I'm glad I stopped after it. I think She-Ra is possibly the best animated show I've seen since Avatar.

How in the world could I stop after that, after the whole series of build up for Catra to do something like that. I had to get to the rescue, and after that they had to get back, and then then what happened with my favourite character (Scorpia). And just going on YouTube had all these vague spoilers for the last season, which I had to experience before I could look up. Also so happened that pretty much just after I finished the show a YouTuber I watch posted a video that talked about Catra and Adora's moment.

Having watched the whole show freshly, I will say that the middle was maybe was a little low, I barely noticed when I had gone well into season 3, with I guess Bow's dads being the cap off to the second season. Although, I would also say the dynamic of Catra, Entrapta and Scorpia was where it felt the most comfy.

My favourite episode was probably the plan episode, which was filled with D&D and other references, which apparently was season 2, so maybe I don't know what I am saying. Maybe I think it worked best with comedy in the earlier parts of the series, with the last season managed to use action the best.

Your reason to keep going was similar for my reason for stopping. I spent the next few minutes thinking about Catra and everything leading up to that point before going on to do other things. I had to get all the feelings processed. By the time I came back (I think the next day) it had all had time to sink in so I wouldn't easily lose it among the other episodes. I think we just have fundamentally different ways of experiencing fiction. Also it's annoying how the second set of 13 episodes was split into two seasons. I constantly want to refer to season 4 as 3 and season 5 as 4. It makes it hard to know which season people mean sometimes.