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⌈ Secret Post #3585 ⌋

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[Yuri on Ice/Dean Fujioka - History Maker]

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[Daredevil, John Wesley]

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[Mary Berry on The Great British Bake Off]

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Can be any time period. Which gems am I not watching, F!S? And why are they awesome?

Godzilla: Rage Across Time.

Comics series in which Godzilla rages across time meeting all sorts of interesting mythological beings and killing them.

That does sound awesome!

Centennial. 1977 TV miniseries about the history of Colorado, following a cast of characters through several generations. It hits on a lot of really interesting (and often overlooked!) stuff in the history of the United States, and the characters are really compelling. Stars, among other familiar faces, Timothy Dalton of James Bond/Hot Fuzz fame.

Seconding this. I've seen this series several times, it's quite good.

Are you looking for TV, anime, etc.? Are video games or LPs of video games in the running? :D

Agatha Christie's Poirot. It's just a great series, the stories the acting, the costumes/details/scenery, all top notch.

Slings and Arrows

Fantastic Canadian comedy/drama about a Shakespeare festival, really good

I'm currently powering my way through CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

I'm almost done with season 1.

For awhile I was mixing it up with NCIS and couldn't work out why it seemed so inconsistent. Interesting characters and stories focussed around rather heartbreaking crime scenes then suddenly stilted crimes with hardly a twist built around character drama and angst.

Then I realised different TV shows and it's CSI I like, not NCIS. Anyway, enjoying it because it's like watching a puzzle unfold, the characters are varied, their drama believable and not spreading out over too many episodes and quite often the endings are sad.

Although last night's the people got away with murder and a touching speech at the end about how 1 person could have saved the guy.

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