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!

Another vote for Little Fires Everywhere on Amazon Prime - compulsive and addictive!

The last kingdom
Giri/Haji
Unorthodox
The informer
Ozark
When they see us
I am not ok with this
The end of the f***g world

The Tunnel, by far the best thing I have watched on lockdown.

Oh, and Brassic. Very funny.

Giri/Haji
Netflix
Japanese crime/drama few subtitles but I really enjoyed it

Giri/Haji was fab.

Didn't hurt that Kenzo was quite the dish.

Alibi 'We Hunt Together'

For those who enjoyed little fires everywhere, you need to get on Big Little Lies!

'The Night Of' has just come back on to Now TV, one of the best things I have ever seen.

I started watching Caliphate based on this thread and wow it is good. I am absolutely hooked - it oozes quality. Thanks to all who recommended it.

I'm also looking forward to Girl/Haji - that looks super.

Schitt's Creek- keep going, it sneaks up on you!
The Good Life
Crazy Ex Girlfriend

Lots of great programmes mentioned here. Has anyone watched Daughters of Destiny on Netflix? I watched episode 1 last night and was so enthralled by it. Can't wait to watch a few more episodes tonight! It's 8.5 on IMDB if that carries any influence for you....!

Will definitely watch Caliphate. I had seen this on my Netflix 'recommend for you' thing but had not realised that it was partially set in Sweden. (I LOVE listening to that language!)

Anyone who has access to Amazon Prime will find all seven series of Beck for free. Movie length episodes, police procedural, set in Stockholm.The series ran from 1997 to 2018, production values increased as time went on. V. attractive policeman (sidekick to Beck) played by Mikael Persbrandt. In series 6 and 7 Mikael was replaced by Kristofer Hivju - he who played both twins in the recent BBC4 series Twin.

The split

We started watching Norwegian dramas after a mini break there a few years ago I can recommend
Occupied ( set in the near future when Russia occupier Norway , taking control of the oil )
Twin
State of happiness
Just started Condor
Manifest

Shamelessly place marking

Following.
I stared watching Ozark a year ago and gave up after two episodes. I started again on it last week and am hooked.

I've just started 13 reasons why.. is very good so far.
The last dance is great and quite interesting and I'm not a basketball fan.

Normal people was amazing and left me thinking about it for days.

@NeedanIdea agree 100%

Another vote for Unorthodox!

Also, Never Have I Ever in Netflix. So bittersweet.

I’ve watched two episodes of White Lines. Not loving it. The acting and script are pretty ropey. Does it get better?

Staged on iPlayer

We’re rewatching The Wire - still fantastic

Little fires everyone on prime

*everywhere

Placemarking for all the binges while on maternity

Becoming, the documentary about Michelle Obama on Netflix.