What have you watched recently on BBC/Netflix/All4/Sky that blew you away?

[Fauchelevant]

I keep finding stuff that’s ok but not that memorable.

Can be anything - comedy/drama/thriller. Open to subtitles.

Thanks!

@bert3400 I second unorthodox! Incredible.
Also God by Morgan Freeman on Netflix

This is Us on Prime.

A Fall from Grace and Brian Banks on Netflix

The German TV series Dark (Netflix)
Unorthodox (Netflix)
Derry Girls (All4)
Little Fires Everywhere (Prime)

And I would recommend using the Apple trial, not much on there yet but 2 really good series

Servant
The Morning Show

Genuinely 2 of the best I have seen this year

Trying & The Morning Show on Apple TV

Little fires everywhere on Amazon

Orthodox was great on Netflix.

I rarely get past the second episode of anything but watched all of these!

Outlander on Amazon
The 100 on Amazon
Little fires everywhere on Amazon
A discovery of witches on sky

Fauda, on Netflix. Israeli drama. Undercover IDF fighting against terrorist Hamas. Fkn amazing. Lush Israeli eye candy too

Shtisel (Netflix)

My favourites;

Handmaids Tale
Save Me
Little Fires Everywhere
Normal People
Unorthodox
The Stranger

I love The A Word but only because of the family storylines (it’s wildly Disneyfied in terms of Autism, Downs Syndrome and SEN)

Our Girl

The Nest

The Split

Hidden

The Victim

Keeping Faith

Penance on Channel 5

The Last Dance on Netflix. All about American basketball. I’m not even a sports fan but I really enjoyed this documentary series .

Giri/Haji on Netflix! Its really really good. A thriller set in Tokyo and London. 8 episodes I think. I wish I wasn't finished it, really enjoyed it.

Normal People
Unorthodox
Giri/Haji
All excellent

The Staircase on Netflix. It’s a documentary and a bit dodgy if you’re squeamish (there are photos shown of a woman’s body and a lot of blood) but it was absolutely brilliant. Not a lot keeps my interest these days but this did. Also as someone said up thread, Gameface. Brilliant comedy.

Unorthodox is brilliant...
"13th" is a documentary that will stay with you...

Just started White Collar and I'm really enjoying it!

The last kingdom but start from series one - it's one of those you have to put the next episode on straight away because you can't wait!

Normal People, can't stop thinking about it, one of the most beautiful tv series I've ever watched, it's really affected me.

DIx per cent (call my agent) French with subtitles about an actors agency, great characters, with amazing vignettes from a list French actors playing themselves as themselves iyswim.

Better Call Saul,

Life in Pieces very funny, amazing cast,

if you like unorthodox , have you tried Shietzel ? Never knew orthodox Jewish people men drank and smoked so much. Warning, I got really involved then it stopped very suddenly at the end of a season with too many unanswered questions.

Bit of an old one but Line of Duty is very good. BBC I think. The Nest was good too

Killing Eve, Killing Eve, Killing Eve. It is just fantastic. The last episode has left me so obsessed I am bereft now that it's over... till I start again from the beginning.

Honestly, it's all I want to watch right now. I think it's left me with an love hangover.... and I'm straight!

Schitts creek!!

Loved Schitts Creek 😂

Modern Family and New Amsterdam on Prime are good.

I'm currently watching the Jeffrey Epstein thing on Netflix...it's eye opening 😱

Schitts creek definately got me in the feels.

I second Morgan Freemans 'God' if you want something uplifting/humbling ect...

I had to pay for it, but cheaper than a cinema , but Honeyland is a stunning and heartbreaking documentary about a woman who lives in a very remote place (somewhere in Europe) and makes her living harvesting wild honey. Her way of life is so isolated and austere , in this deserted village with her ancient mother , a cute dog and some very grubby cats, then a family from hell move into the area...........I have watched it a couple of times now, only wish I had caught it at a proper cinema.