what’s your current fav tv show?

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Meg Linder · Answer

Hacks: It’s incredible. So funny, heartwarming, clever. All the things.

Eric F · Answer

VH1's The Drug Years (TV Series 2006) 🔮: Full documentary linked. “2006 television series about illicit drug use in the United States in the second half of the 20th century.”

Maggie · Answer

widow’s bay: Perfect spooky funny show

Analisa Burns · Answer

Rocky & Bullwinkle - 1959: I genuinely think that making my nephew and niece watch this has prevented them from being iPad kids.

Lida Richardson · Answer

Interview with the Vampire (TV Series 2022– ): I know it’s called The Vampire Lestat now, but whatever. It makes me SICK that more people aren’t watching this show. I have personally begged multiple friends to watch it and they have IGNORED me. I don’t watch a lot of TV these days (not bc I’m above it, you should see some of the books I read), but this show is really the peak and I cannot wait till June.

Babuji · Answer

Bennett sister: Pride and Prejudice told from the perspective of the awkward sister. So good.

Dylan · Answer

Muster Dogs (2022): A dog-lovers must-see! A group of graziers from across Australia are each given a puppy from the same litter and given the challenge of training them into champion muster dogs.

wholesome, heartfelt, adorable. feels like a warm hug.

Dylan · Answer

The Up Series (1964-2026): A daring, visionary feat of longitudinal filmmaking, this landmark docu-series follows a group of British children from vastly different backgrounds, beginning at age seven.

Starting with 7 Up in 1964, the series revisits their lives every seven years to witness how class, ambition, and circumstance shape their futures.

Following the 2019 instalment, 63 Up, the series is expected to end in 2026 with the release of 70 Up. A must-watch!!

Dylan · Answer

Margo's Got Money Troubles (2026): Elle Fanning stars as Margo, a young mother who creates an OnlyFans to support herself and her child.

Michelle Pfeiffer plays Margo's mother, a former Hooters waitress, while Nick Offerman plays her estranged father, a former pro-wrestler, and Greg Kinnear and Nicole Kidman give hilarious performances in supporting roles.

With a cast of so many top tier icons, there is always the risk of setting such high expectations that the final product is anticlimactic and the audience ends up disappointed.

Thankfully, that's not the case here. This lineup of legends, combined with these characters in this story, creates pure fucking magic.

Side note: I would like Nick Offerman to adopt me.