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This drops tomorrow.

 

I haven't seen a skip intro feature, except that it skips automatically if I watch back to back episodes if there's not a cold open

Maybe it's not a thing on PS4

But I rarely want to skip intros anyway

 

I've seen it on PS4, for Bojack.

 

I've seen it on PS4 for Narcos

 

Oh maybe it's just not available for 30 Rock which is the only thing I've been watching

 

I just saw Malcolm in the Middle is leaving next month...

:(

 

I seriously started binging this late August then all of a sudden I get a notification it's leaving Oct 1st. Ugh. There's like 150+ episodes and I'm only on season 3 and so into it. So disappointing I won't be able to finish.

 

It's one of the best shows ever

 

Isn't that a Fox show? If it is (pretty sure it is), it'll be on Hulu by November

 

It really is a gem. I used to watch it here and there when I was younger, but I've really grown to love it now as an adult and appreciate it more.

 

MITM is so damn good. One of the best family comedies of all time.

 

Another day another dick

 

Just finished 3 episodes. I was laughing so hard, but by episode 3 I'm genuinely just latched on to the mystery. for a second there I totally forgot it was a mockumentary

 

American Vandal is 200x better than I thought it would be. Highly recommend.

 

Dude, it's Ming.

 

Anyone watch the confession tapes? Watched the first two episodes and cannot believe the tactics used to illicit a confession.

 

Binged American Vandal, some good stuff but I have some huge issues. Mainly I have a distaste for any movie/show using "going viral" as a plot point, and the episodes after that really bothered me whenever they brought it up.

Also:
They make a huge deal about finding a blurry video of what looks like the spray paint on the stairs, but then have a full long video of that dude clearly using the spray paint out in the open, and like ten videos locating the can around the party, so the stair video was nothing? Did they find all of those videos later? Its just such a weird place to start when that can is in clear view like ten more times, and that's suspending disbelief that a party has that many saved videos from what looks like snapchat with clearer audio and picture.

And why would they turn on a sad documentary at a loud prom after party? It made no sense, tho this is connected with the viral complaint. I'd feel much better if they released the documentary all at the end, it'd just make more sense than the scratchy narrative they tried to weave. And everything with Brandon Gallaway was just kind of dropped, Gabbi got a wrap up scene but he just kind of fell off.

Whoever played Mac was probably the best acting, but they never really went into detail about how she trashed his office. And why would he think that was linked to Christa who filed the complaint? And I'm real upset they never repeat what he said to Christa, it was built up too much to go unsaid. And then she just walks away? They had a great chance for a clean ending and they muddied it with the Dylan dick drawing on Shapiro's house which even after his confession makes not a lot of sense for the character, they just needed a reason to stick that monologue on the end.
It hooked me for sure and there were great scenes, but I'm conflicted.

 

I watched the first two episodes as well. Definitely interested in watching more.

 

Not really a fan of Foo Fighters, but that doc on here is pretty good. I generally love band documentaries. Some Kind of Monster being on of my favorite documentaries.

 

I was just talking about it the other day how it would be cool if Netflix also had artists' live shows - as long as it mutually benefits them.

Remember watching that Arctic Monkeys concert that was directed by Ayoade. So fun.

 

I get your complaints, but I laughed out loud throughout the entire thing, so I dunno...

 

Last Chance U was so good.

 

I'm actually going to watch this tonight, it sounds so intriguing.

 

Netflix is spending a fortune on stand-up—but nobody streams these comedy specials on HBO

 

Natasha Lyonne and Amy Poehler Teaming for Netflix Comedy