What TV Shows Are You Currently Following?

I tried to watch the new season of Bosch: Legacy but it couldn't hold my attention beyond the first episode. Maybe I have seen too many series and films but it's hard, even impossible, to see something new these days. It's all rehashed storylines and drama. The original Bosch series had an interesting political dimension to it which was a bit reminiscent of The Wire and I guess it's no coincidence that those two series share some of the cast, with the late Lance Reddick being the most notable among them. But I get the impression that this spin-off cannot really stand on its own feet.

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Originally Posted by chrononaut

I tried to watch the new season of Bosch: Legacy but it couldn't hold my attention beyond the first episode. Maybe I have seen too many series and films but it's hard, even impossible, to see something new these days. It's all rehashed storylines and drama. The original Bosch series had an interesting political dimension to it which was a bit reminiscent of The Wire and I guess it's no coincidence that those two series share some of the cast, with the late Lance Reddick being the most notable among them. But I get the impression that this spin-off cannot really stand on its own feet.

True. This spin off does seem a little lame.
Haven't started S2 yet.

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Originally Posted by ABoyBrushedRed

After watching a few episodes of Spartacus, which i have enjoyed, it has got me curious about any other shows that are like that, in the sense of the nudity thats in them. As i guess due to the time period this was well common practice. I know Game of Thrones has similar vibes.

Can anyone recommend me others please?

Like out of the shows out there, which ones has the more graphic raunchier scenes? Has the more notable moments, or even the better and/or sexier characters.

This moment which i have seen has always been a hot fave of mine, but i guess when i get round to watching it in context it would be more enjoyable.

Bump

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Two Doors Down

Two Doors Down

Two Doors Down

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The Couple Next Door

Nice series where a couple have moved into a neighbourhood which seems to be Leeds, but isn't as i'm from there. It may look all amazing but one certain couple ain't what they appear to be. This gives off desperate housewives vibes. Bonus points is it stars Eleanor Tomlinson who i find to be a very foxy lady

The Couple Next door

The Couple Next door

Such Brave Girls

A bingeworthy comedy from a females POV about 2 sisters and their single mother trying to adjust to normality after the dad has left them

Such Brave Girls

Such Brave Girls

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The Conners

This being a Roseanne spinoff, i never seen the original series, but this is like where Roseanne has finished. It's a decent family sitcom, feels a bit dry in places. Can't tell when this is set in, but seeing as there is mobiles like to think it's the 2010's but gives off vibes like it's the 90's.

The Conners

The Conners

The Rookie

Don't watch alot of the american cop shows growing up but thought i would give this a go. This show is brilliant, with the cast, good looking women in the cast, great action and some comedy in places you can't go wrong.

You can relate to each of the main characters in the show.

The Rookie

The Rookie

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Originally Posted by ABoyBrushedRed

The Rookie

Don't watch alot of the american cop shows growing up but thought i would give this a go. This show is brilliant, with the cast, good looking women in the cast, great action and some comedy in places you can't go wrong.

You can relate to each of the main characters in the show.

The Rookie

A nice show. For us in India, for some reason Amazon Prime stopped after season 3 which is a shame.

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Hawaii Five O

Trying to get into these cop shows and i've noticed some differences between UK and US ones. Here in the UK i noticed that ours have a storyline that goes through each of the episodes and perhaps carry on the following season. The US ones seems to be like every episode is it's own story, and very little carries on. Applies to things like CSI, NCIS and Law and order to name a few. Not saying it's a bad thing, just different. Saying that it can mean you don't have to invest and worry too much if you missed an episode.

This show i love the into music very catchy as they show the cast members. Also get to grace ourselves with the presence of Grace Park in the earlier seasons. It might look dated as it a reboot series that use to be from years ago and this was from the early 2010's.

Hawaii Five O

Hawaii Five O

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Originally Posted by ABoyBrushedRed

After watching a few episodes of Spartacus, which i have enjoyed, it has got me curious about any other shows that are like that, in the sense of the nudity thats in them. As i guess due to the time period this was well common practice. I know Game of Thrones has similar vibes.

Can anyone recommend me others please?

Like out of the shows out there, which ones has the more graphic raunchier scenes? Has the more notable moments, or even the better and/or sexier characters.

This moment which i have seen has always been a hot fave of mine, but i guess when i get round to watching it in context it would be more enjoyable.

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Still looking for similar series like this to watch if anyone has any.

A spin off series which is a prequel to the main Spartacus series. Series is good so far and some of the characters you see in the main 1st season of Spartacus are here, and shows how their origins to the main series. Spartacus though sadly wasn't heavily featured here except briefly at the start when they give a flashback from the ending of season 1. If you don't mind the excessive use of blood/gore, swearing and alot of nudity, i would recommend this series but to watch this in between season 1 of Spartacus and season 2.

I am enjoying the nudity in this series and i'm looking forward to the moment the above happens in the series

Spartacus: Gods of the Arena

Spartacus: Gods of the Arena

Originally Posted by ABoyBrushedRed

Here in the UK i noticed that ours have a storyline that goes through each of the episodes and perhaps carry on the following season. The US ones seems to be like every episode is it's own story, and very little carries on. Applies to things like CSI, NCIS and Law and order to name a few. Not saying it's a bad thing, just different. Saying that it can mean you don't have to invest and worry too much if you missed an episode.

Most of those "cop shows" are light-weight soap operas in a cop setting. If you're interested in cop-centered crime series that go beyond the stand-alone format, I recommend Homicide: Life on the Street and The Wire. Another, more recent, show is Bosch. I've already talked about the spin-off in this thread but you can skip that one.

NYPD Blue may have been another classic show that used longer storylines but I never watched it, although I grew up when it was very popular and regularly aired on TV.