I have been watching a lot of interesting TV lately and wanted to share a few of my favourites. You will see that many of them are not what I normally watch as I found some interesting shows on Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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Four More Shots Please- I love this show, you will need to turn on sub titles though, as there is English but it's mostly in Hindi. The IMDB description says Four female friends from different walks of life deal with romance, work-life conflicts, ambitions and anxieties in modern-day India. Which accurately reflects what the show is about but so much more. Seriously watch it! It's available on Amazon.
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Queer Eye- Season 3 is up on Netflix and I may or may not have binged watched the entire thing this past weekend. I can't help it, it's sooo good. I love them all, I want them to be my friends. Check it out on Netflix. Also I have been told you should have a tissue box on stand by, if you are dead inside like me then don't worry about it. You will get the feels, but no tears.
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After Life- IMDB describes the show: after Tony's wife dies unexpectedly, his nice-guy persona is altered into an impulsive, devil-may-care attitude taking his old world by storm. This is an understatement Tony walks around saying whatever he wants and to whomever he wants, he's basically lost that filter we all have not to say everything that comes to your mind.
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Life in Pieces- This show is so funny and interesting in the setup. Every episode is separated into four stories, told through the point of view of different family members. I love it, it's been on air since 2015 so I was able to watch all three seasons on Netflix. If you have cable the new season starts April 18th.
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One Day at a Time- This show is so funny, I love it. It follows three generations of the same Cuban-American family living in the same house: a newly divorced former military mother, her teenage daughter and tween son, and her old-school mother. It's like the Full House, feel good TV, while still tackling todays issues. Check it out on Netflix.
What are you watching? What can I binge watch next?
