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The Bodyguard. No not the Costner, Houston flick
The British series (just 1) featuring Richard (Robb Snow) Madden.
As with anything British, if you can understand what they're saying. It's worth a watch. . Nothing is as it seems, a tad slow first 2 episodes. Then picks up steam, in the usual british manner.
The Great Kazoo's Feedback
"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Black 47.
An Irish soldier gets revenge during the Potato famine after deserting his post fighting for the British. A bit dark and violent but a great story.
The British 'Body Guard' is good. I'm a big fan of Keeley Hawes.
Currently re-watching 'Zero-Zero-Zero'. It's good, drug trafficking goes sideways, family in-fighting, etc..
Originally Posted by Duman
I think madden nailed it, as a wound too tight, PTSD suffering, prior.mil, turned LE.
Then again as i mentioned before. The brits , when they do it right, really keep you guessing and nothing is as it seems.
The Great Kazoo's Feedback
"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Bad Trip with Eric Andre.
Pretty funny NSFW hidden camera stuff.
Netflix documentary, "Seaspiracy". A guy starts to write a documentary on plastic waste in the ocean, turns into a film on decimation of ocean species. Interesting.
Netflix documentary, "Stanislaw Szulkalski". He was a Polish born sculptor and artist. Interesting artistic genius.
I'm liking the F1 series so far.
"Money Heist" is good if you don't mind the english-over-spanish dubbing (it's done well).
I watched one foreign series and ihalf of my recommendations are subtitled now.
I liked the one about the cop that goes into the jungle better than Money Heist. I can't remember what is called at the moment.
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