TV in March 2021 - What are you watching?

RatskyWatsky · Feb 28, 2021

There's some stuff this month I guess!

~ Recent Highlights ~

All Creatures Great and Small - PBS

It's 1937 and Glasgow is in the grip of depression. James Herriot, fresh out of veterinary college, moves to the magnificent Yorkshire Dales for work, and soon discovers that treating the animals is as much about treating their owners.

It's a Sin - HBO MAX

Ritchie, Colin and Roscoe leave home at 18 to begin new lives in 1981 London, but they find themselves challenged by a virus that most of the world ignores.

Wandavision - Disney+

Living idealized suburban lives, super-powered beings Wanda and Vision begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.

~

March

Monday, 1

Playing with Power: The Nintendo Story - Crackle

The Voice - NBC - 8/7c

Debris - NBC - 10/9c

Tuesday, 2

Race Across the World - Discovery+

The Flash - The CW - 8/7c

Superman & Lois - The CW - 9/8c - Time Period Debut

New Amsterdam - NBC - 10/9c

Soul of a Nation - ABC - 10/9c

Wednesday, 3

Murder Among the Mormons - Netflix

Thursday, 4

Pacific Rim: The Black - Netflix

Tooning Out the News - Paramount+

Friday, 5

Wynonna Earp - Syfy - 10/9c - Final Season

Sunday, 7

Vice - Showtime - 8/7c

Pennyworth - EPIX - 9/8c

Good Girls - NBC - 10/9c

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? - ABC - 10/9c

Ride with Norman Reedus - AMC - 12/11c

Monday, 8

Bombay Begums - Netflix

Tuesday, 9

Delilah - OWN - 9/8c

Wednesday, 10

Dealer - Netflix

Last Chance U: Basketball - Netflix

The Masked Singer - Fox - 8/7c

Game of Talents - Fox - 9/8c

Thursday, 11

Cold Courage - AMC+

Genera+ion - HBO MAX

Station 19 - ABC - 8/7c

Grey's Anatomy - ABC - 9/8c

Cake - FXX - 10/9c

A Million Little Things - ABC - 10/9c

Friday, 12

Isabel - HBO MAX

Love Alarm - Netflix

Paradise PD - Netflix

The One - Netflix

Monday, 15

Bloodlands - Acorn TV

Zero Chill - Netflix

Bulletproof - The CW - 8/7c

Tuesday, 16

Staged - Hulu

Mayans M.C. - FX - 10/9c

Thursday, 18

B: The Beginning - Netflix

Back - AMC+

Friday, 19

Country Comfort - Netflix

Sky Rojo - Netflix

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Disney+

Saturday, 20

Final Space - Adult Swim - 10:30/9:30c

Sunday, 21

Line of Duty - BBC One

Doctor Who: Fury from the Deep - BBC America - 6/5c

Genius: Aretha - Nat Geo - 9/8c

The Gloaming - Starz - 9/8c

Monday, 22

Attaché - Acorn TV

Breeders - FX - 10/9c

Wednesday, 24

Who Killed Sara? - Netflix

Thursday, 25

DOTA: Dragon's Blood - Netflix

The Restaurant: 1951 - Sundance Now

Friday, 26

Into the Dark - Hulu

Invincible - Amazon

La Templanza - Amazon

Solar Opposites - Hulu

The Irregulars - Netflix

The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers - Disney+

Sunday, 28

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist - NBC - 9/8c

City on a Hill - Showtime - 10/9c

Tuesday, 30

Pooch Perfect - ABC - 8/7c

RatskyWatsky · Feb 28, 2021

Playing with Power: The Nintendo Story - Crackle (March 1)

'Playing With Power: The Nintendo Story' peels back the curtain on the famously-secretive Japanese company that would eventually take the global videogame industry by storm. Discover the humble beginnings of a gaming business that began many decades before the invention of television, and ride along the bumpy road of hits, misses, and wild ideas that turned Nintendo from a local playing card maker into a worldwide household name. Narrated by Sean Astin, the electrifying story is presented by an ensemble of Nintendo personnel, celebrity icons, and industry veterans including Wil Wheaton, Alison Haislip, former Nintendo CEO Reggie Fils-Aimé, and head of Xbox Phil Spencer.

Debris - NBC (March 1)

When wreckage from a destroyed alien spacecraft scatters across the Western Hemisphere, it soon becomes apparent the pieces are messing with the laws of physics, changing lives in ways we can't comprehend. Two agents from different continents, and different mindsets, are tasked with working together to recover the debris, whose mysteries humankind is not quite ready for.

Created by J.H. Wyman (Fringe).

Soul of a Nation - ABC (March 2)

The docu series, "Soul of a Nation," will present viewers with a unique window into authentic realities of Black life and dive deeper into this critical moment of racial reckoning. Each episode will explore a specific theme including spirituality, Black joy, activism in sports and the racial reckoning that erupted after George Floyd's death. Jemele Hill, Marsai Martin and others are is among the stellar roster of special guest hosts for each episode with interviews and reporting by ABC News anchors and correspondents, including Adrienne Bankert, Linsey Davis, T.J. Holmes, Sunny Hostin, Janai Norman, Steve Osunsami, Byron Pitts, Deborah Roberts, David Scott and Pierre Thomas, and ESPN's Michael Wilbon.

Murder Among the Mormons - Netflix (March 3)

Murder Among the Mormons is the first comprehensive look at one of the most shocking crimes to have ever taken place among the Mormon community and the criminal mastermind behind it all. The documentary series directed by Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite) and Tyler Measom (An Honest Liar), examines a trio of bombings in 1985 that killed two people and shocked Salt Lake City.The murders send further shockwaves through the community when a trove of early Mormon letters and diaries are found destroyed in the vehicle of the third victim, a renowned collector of rare documents, including the infamous White Salamander Letter — an artifact whose contents threatened to shake the very foundations of Mormonism. As he fights for his life, investigators race to uncover the truth.

Pacific Rim: The Black - Netflix (March 4)

There was a time when Kaiju rose from the Pacific Rim only to encounter gigantic robots, Jaegers, built to fight them back. That time has passed. Now, Australia has been overrun by Kaiju, forcing the evacuation of an entire continent. Left behind, teenage siblings Taylor and Hayley embark on a desperate search for their missing parents, teaching themselves to pilot a battered, long-abandoned Jaeger to help in their quest and give them even the slightest hope of surviving.

Bombay Begums - Netflix (March 8)

Five women across generations wrestle with desire, ethics, personal crises, and vulnerabilities to own their ambition, in contemporary urban India. As glass ceilings are shattered, and hearts are broken, difficult choices have to be made. And as each woman strives to find her own truth, they find in each other an unexpected understanding and the sliver of a bond.

Delilah - OWN (March 9)

Delilah left a demanding white-shoe law firm a decade ago and hung up her own shingle so she could make raising her kids her number one priority. Now she takes on cases the big firms ignore and finds herself, more often than not, going head-to-head with the powerful and privileged as she fights for the disenfranchised.

Dealer - Netflix (March 10)

Franck, a music video director, infiltrates a rough neighbourhood in the South of France to film Tony, a charismatic but unpredictable drug gang leader wanting to break into the rap music scene. Using his camera to reveal the hidden, true face of drug dealing, Franck will get caught in a bloody gang war.

Game of Talents - Fox (March 10)

Combining the awe, wonder and spectacle of a large-scale variety show with a clue-centered, high-intensity investigative game, "Game of Talents" is a new hybrid series. The series pits two teams of contestants against each other as they attempt to figure out the surprising -- and sometimes bizarre -- hidden talents of the mystery performers. With more than $200,000 on the line, it's up to the contestants to identify unique skills, including fire dancing, spider wrangling, chainsaw juggling and contortion. Wayne Brady hosts.

Cold Courage - AMC+ (March 11)

Based on the award-winning and best-selling novels from Finnish journalist Pekka Hiltunen, 'Cold Courage' follows two women as they collide during a series of murders in present-day London. Mari, a fierce psychologist, and Lia, a shy graphic artist, are drawn together through the "Studio" - a clandestine group of like-minded people operating off the grid, dedicated to righting the wrongs of the powerful, influential and corrupt.

Genera+ion - HBO MAX (March 11)

The series follows a group of high school students whose exploration of modern sexuality (devices and all) tests deeply entrenched beliefs about life, love and the nature of family in their conservative community.

Isabel - HBO MAX (March 12)

A miniseries that follows the incredible life of Isabel Allende, the world's most widely read Spanish-language author and a tireless human rights activist. From a young age, Isabel was willing to break all the socially accepted standards of her time to pursue happiness and blaze her own path. Then, at the peak of her career, she receives the devastating news that her daughter is on the verge of dying. The pain may have bent her, but it never broke her.

The One - Netflix (March 12)

'The One' is set five minutes in the future, in a world where a DNA test can find your perfect partner – the one person you're genetically predisposed to fall passionately in love with. No matter how good your relationship, which one of us can honestly say we haven't thought about whether there is someone better out there? What if a hair sample is all it takes to find them? The idea is simple, but the implications are explosive. We will never think of love and relationships in the same way again.

Bloodlands - Acorn TV (March 15)

Set in Northern Ireland, the gripping, Irish crime thriller follows a veteran detective going into his own dark past to solve a cold case.

Zero Chill - Netflix (March 15)

Kayla must find her place on the ice in the shadow of her superstar brother, Mac. For her, the rink is where she feels alive, where she can fly. For Mac, it's a battlefield where he strives to prove himself against his opponents… and his teammates. Kayla and Mac both make magic on the ice, but their approaches are poles apart.

Country Comfort - Netflix (March 19)

When her career and personal life get derailed, an aspiring young country singer named Bailey takes a job as a nanny for a rugged cowboy named Beau and his five children. With a never-give up attitude and loads of Southern charm, this newbie-nanny is able to navigate the family dynamics and be the mother figure they've been missing. To her surprise, Bailey also gets the band she's been missing in this musically talented family who help get her back on the road to stardom.

Sky Rojo - Netflix (March 19)

On the run from their pimp and his henchmen, three women embark on a wild and crazy journey in search of freedom. From the creators of "Money Heist."

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Disney+ (March 19)

Sam Wilson aka The Falcon, and Bucky Barnes aka The Winter Soldier, who came together in the final moments of "Avengers: Endgame," team up on a global adventure that tests their abilities - and their patience.

The Gloaming - Starz (March 21)

When a woman is found brutally killed, the clues surrounding her death connect to murders both past and present. Political corruption and shady business dealings are soon entwined with sinister crimes and occult practices. At the center of this web are two detectives, Molly McGee and Alex O'Connell who share a tragic past. In a harrowing journey to find the truth, their fate is coerced by the ghosts of the unsettled dead that linger in the liminal space between life and death known as "The Gloaming."

Attaché - Acorn TV (March 22)

The series charts the turbulent impact of a family's move from Tel Aviv to Paris. Avshalom, an Israeli-Moroccan Jew, and Annabelle, his Parisian wife, navigate the dramatic changes in their lives, and their relationship, as their individual paths diverge in their new home.

Who Killed Sara? - Netflix (March 24)

Hell-bent on exacting revenge and proving he was framed for his sister's murder, Álex sets out to unearth much more than the crime's real culprit.

DOTA: Dragon's Blood - Netflix (March 25)

The sweeping fantasy series based off of the 'DOTA2' universe tells the story of Davion, a renowned Dragon Knight devoted to wiping the scourge from the face of the world. Following encounters with a powerful, ancient eldwurm as well as the noble Princess Mirana on a secret mission of her own, Davion becomes embroiled in events much larger than he could have ever imagined.

Invincible - Amazon (March 26)

'Invincible' is based on the groundbreaking comic book from Robert Kirkman, the creator of 'The Walking Dead.' The story revolves around 17-year-old Mark Grayson, who's just like every other guy his age — except his father is the most powerful superhero on the planet, Omni-Man.

La Templanza - Amazon (March 26)

Based on the novel by Maria Dueñas, author of El tiempo entre costuras, "La Templanza" is a series set at the end of the 19th century in which the story of Mauro Larrea and Soledad Montalvo, a self-made man and woman, is told. The same whose destinies are about to converge in a fascinating place and time.

The Irregulars - Netflix (March 26)

Welcome to 19th-century London, where The Irregulars - a group of misfits, work to solve supernatural crimes at the behest of Dr. Watson and his elusive partner, Sherlock Holmes.

The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers - Disney+ (March 26)

In present day Minnesota, the Mighty Ducks have evolved from scrappy underdogs to an ultra-competitive, powerhouse youth hockey team. After 12-year-old Evan Morrow is unceremoniously cut from the Ducks, he and his mom, Alex, set out to build their own team of misfits to challenge the cutthroat, win-at-all-costs culture of youth sports today. With the help of Gordon Bombay, they rediscover the joys of playing just for love of the game.

Pooch Perfect - ABC (March 30)

Hosted by award-winning actress Rebel Wilson, "Pooch Perfect" is the ulti-mutt dog grooming competition series. The series will showcase 10 of the best dog groomers in the country, along with their assistants, competing in a series of paw-some themed challenges.

Vic_Viper · Feb 28, 2021

For sure Debris and Falcon and the Winter Solider.

Then, Greys Anatomy and New Amsterdam lol

metsallica · Feb 28, 2021

Just did a quick skim, thank you as always RatskyWatsky, but Servant on the 19th must be a typo right? Season 2 started in January, March 19th should be the finale.

G_Shumi · Feb 28, 2021

The Flash - Season 7 (The CW) I wanted to drop this show last year but the cut production due to the pandemic left season 6 hanging with the storyline finally concluding in season 7, while starting a new arc. My expectation are rock bottom but we'll see how it goes.

Superstore - Season 6 (NBC) This show is ending at the end of March, and while it's sudden, I still hope they go out on a high. With how things are looking right now, though, it might just be a rushed finale.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist - Season 2 (NBC) I am so glad I'm all caught up now with this show. Season 2 has been alright so far but it wasn't going to reach the emotional highs of season 1. It's still enjoyable enough to watch though.

Aside from those shows, I'm still trucking along with black-ish (ABC), grown-ish (Freeform), Mr. Mayor (NBC), and Nadiya Bakes (Netflix).

gforguava · Feb 28, 2021

Plan to watch:

Pennyworth - super underrated show.
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - I'm still stuck on the Marvel train with everyone else.
Sky Rojo - Money Heist cred will seemingly always get my attention.

Keeping my ear to the ground for:

Pacific Rim: The Black - love the original, would love for it to get a worthy follow up.
Debris - Fringe 2.0 is definitely something I would be down for.
The Irregulars - either the dumbest of ideas or the very best.

RatskyWatsky · Feb 28, 2021

metsallica said:
Servant on the 19th must be a typo right? Season 2 started in January, March 19th should be the finale.

>__>

Sheepinator · Feb 28, 2021

Thanks for the OP, Ratsky.

Recent highlights for me have been Men in Kilts and RESET: The Unauthorized Guide To Video Games. I'm also a couple eps in to Warrior S2.

Few standouts for me this month. We'll get to WV, Falcon and Loki when we briefly re-sub to Disney in late summer. Hopefully Epix will have a Pennyworth marathon during a free weekend, the first season was excellent.

1st Debris - the most interesting to me, but NBC and anything sci-fi doesn't sound like a combo that's likely to survive long.
21st Doctor Who: Fury from the Deep.
24th Who Killed Sara?
26th The Irregulars - period plus supernatural, sure.
28th City on a Hill - not a terribly original show, but Kevin Bacon is excellent in it.

On the maybe if reviews are good and I have time list:

19th Sky Rojo - "from the makers of Money Heist" sounds promising.
21st The Gloaming - crime thriller with maybe some supernatural, sure.
26th Invincible.

ISureKnowMyStuff · Mar 1, 2021

March 2021 Day to Day Schedule: (Complete)

March 1st: DuckTales "The Lost Cargo of Kit Cloudkicker!". (Complete)

March 2nd: (Complete Nothingness)

March 3rd: (Complete Nothingness)

March 4th: (Complete Paramount+ Nothingness)

March 5th: Pokemon Journeys (Alola Reunion) "That New Old Gang of Mine!", Pokemon Journeys "Restore and Renew!", Pokemon Journeys "Octo-Gridlock at the Gym!", Pokemon Journeys "A Crackling Raid Battle!", Pokemon Journeys "Pikachu Translation Check...Up to Your Neck!", Pokemon Journeys Quad Sword and Shield Arc "Slumbering Weald!/The Darkest Day!/From Here to Eternatus!/The Legends Awaken!", Pokemon Journeys (Mewtwo and Goh Meet) "Getting More Than You Battled For!", Pokemon Journeys "Crowning the Chow Crusher!", and Pokemon Journeys Season 23 Finale "A Close Call...Practically!". (Complete)

March 6th: Teen Titans Go "Just a Little Patience...Yeah...Yeah", Total DramaRama "Life of Pie", and Amphibia "Night Drivers/Return to Wartwood". (Complete)

March 7th: The Walking Dead "Find Me" With Talking Dead Addition 142, The Simpsons "Yokel Hero", and Family Guy "PeTerminator". (Complete)

March 8th: DuckTales "The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck!". (Complete)

March 9th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 10th: South Park One Hour Special "South ParQ Vaccination Special". (Complete)

March 11th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 12th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 13th: Teen Titans Go "Villains in a Van Getting Gelato", Total DramaRama "AbaracaDuncan", and Amphibia "Ivy on the Run/After the Rain".(Complete)

Saw Raya and the Last Dragon In An Actual Cinema

March 14th: The Walking Dead "One More" With Talking Dead Addition 143, The Simpsons "Do Pizzabots Dream of Electric Guitars?", and Family Guy "The Marrying Kind". (Complete)

March 15th: DuckTales Triplet Part Series Finale "The Last Adventure: A Tale of Three Webbys!/The Lost Library of Isabella Finch!/Tale's End".(Complete)

March 16th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 17th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 18th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 19th: Raven's Home "Wheel of Misfortune". (Complete)

March 20th: Teen Titans Go "I Am Chair", Total DramaRama "Shock & AWW", and Amphibia Special "The First Temple". (Complete)

March 21st: The Walking Dead "Splinter" With Talking Dead Addition 144 and The Simpsons (700th Episode) "Manger Things". (Complete)

March 22nd: (Complete Nothingness)

March 23rd: (Complete Nothingness)

March 24th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 25th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 26th: Raven's Home "Diff'rent Strikes". (Complete)

March 27th: Teen Titans Go "Bumgorf", Total DramaRama "School District 9", Total DramaRama Season 2 Finale "The A-Bok-Bok-Bokalypse", and Amphibia "New Wartwood/Friend or Frobo?". (Complete)

March 28th: The Walking Dead "Diverged" With Talking Dead Addition 145, The Simpsons "Uncut Femmes", Family Guy "Customer of the Week", and Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist Spring Premiere "Zoey's Extraordinary Memory". (Complete)

March 29th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 30th: (Complete Nothingness)

March 31st: (Complete Nothingness)

Total Premieres For March 2021: 51

molnizzle · Mar 1, 2021

Current rotation will continue. Wife and I watch about about an hour of television together each night after the baby goes down.

"A" night - drama
- 1 episode of The Americans
- will replace with 1 episode of Justified once we finish

"B" night - sitcoms
- 1 episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm
- 1 episode of TBD (just caught up on Always Sunny)

"New shows" night - as episodes drop
- WandaVision
- The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
- possible 1 sitcom episode depending on other episode duration

Saturday is movie night. If movie is long might watch half Saturday night and half Sunday night, but we try to avoid that if possible.

KingFox · Mar 1, 2021

March Animation Domination!

Debris - NBC
Pacific Rim: The Black - Netflix
B: The Beginning: Succession - Netflix
Sky Rojo - Netflix
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Disney+
Final Space S3 - Adult Swim
DOTA: Dragon's Blood - Netflix
Invincible - Amazon Prime
Solar Opposites S2 - Hulu
The Irregulars - Netflix

Plus the Netflix 'High-Rise Invasion' anime that came out yesterday as well.

Weekly shows that I will finish up this month: WandaVision, Resident Alien, Servant, American Gods and Snowpiercer.

Streamer movies:

Coming 2 America - Amazon Prime
Sentinelle - Netflix
Cherry - Apple TV+
Justice League: Snyder Cut - HBO Max
Godzilla vs. Kong - HBO Max

stn · Mar 1, 2021

Its not new or anything, but I'm currently watching Medici (Netflix).

Sheepinator · Mar 1, 2021

molnizzle said:
Current rotation will continue. Wife and I watch about about an hour of television together each night after the baby goes down.

"A" night - drama
- 1 episode of The Americans
- will replace with 1 episode of Justified once we finish

"B" night - sitcoms
- 1 episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm
- 1 episode of TBD (just caught up on Always Sunny)

"New shows" night - as episodes drop
- WandaVision
- The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
- possible 1 sitcom episode depending on other episode duration

Saturday is movie night. If movie is long might watch half Saturday night and half Sunday night, but we try to avoid that if possible.

If you have HBO Max, I encourage you check out Banshee which is on there this week I think. Some similarities to Justified format, and it stars the Homelander guy. And for your comedy, have you seen What We Do In The Shadows? There's a movie and then two seasons of hilarity. It's about mostly inept vampires living in current day NY area.

molnizzle · Mar 1, 2021

Sheepinator said:
If you have HBO Max, I encourage you check out Banshee which is on there this week I think. Some similarities to Justified format, and it stars the Homelander guy. And for your comedy, have you seen What We Do In The Shadows? There's a movie and then two seasons of hilarity. It's about mostly inept vampires living in current day NY area.

I really want to finish Justified. We got through season 3 before my wife decided she was getting tired of it and wanted to try something else. We were supposed to switch between Justified and Americans seasons as we went, but The Americans is admittedly more compelling to keep watching after a season ends.

Will check out the sitcom. I've seen the movie and liked it, but it might be too weird/nerdy for my wife to find funny. We also have another season of Eastbound and Down and 1-2 of Modern Family to get through.

Strike · Mar 1, 2021

The Flash
Vice
Final Space
Solar Opposites
Invincible

Ferda · Mar 1, 2021

I'm excited for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Invincible, and The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.

Been watching the DC CW shows since the beginning and while I'm pretty burnt out at this point I'm still sticking with The Flash for now and want to check out Superman & Lois. Also interested in Pacific Rim: The Black and DOTA: Dragon's Blood.

I don't watch many NBC shows anymore, especially since cutting cable but might be interested in Debris and have wanted to check out Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.

ThereAre4Lights · Mar 1, 2021

Playing with Power might be fun.
Invincible - I'll give it a try, although I don't see what the big deal is about it.
Maybe Debris to see how fast a broadcast procedural can be cancelled.
Will probably watch Falcon and Winter Soldier over the summer.

Decado · Mar 1, 2021

Most excited for Invincible. Not a lot of stand out new shows, but a few things that may be interesting. HBO really likes their teen social dramas.

metsallica · Mar 1, 2021

RatskyWatsky said:
>__>

Wasn't throwing shade, this is probably the most important thread on the forum for me. It's literally the only way I know what to watch each month! Last year you had Cake season 3 on one of the monthly lists really soon after season 2 ended which seemed wild to me but was accurate! Easy to crank out an anthology show, I guess, so I wasn't sure this time. Especially since Apple is doing weird 2 season renewals and honestly most of S2 of Servant has been wheel-spinning, so I got optimistic for a quick turnaround. It's basically one set and 4(ish) actors! ANYWAY!

Light month.

Monday, 1
Playing with Power: The Nintendo Story - Crackle
I can't imagine this being any good, the trailer was quite basic, but I will check out anything Nintendo. Wish there was a way to watch it without commercials. Also Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment's streaming service, huh? OK. Can't remember the last time I used Crackle. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee? But even then I'd watch it on the CiCGC website, not Crackle's. Shrug.

Debris - NBC - 10/9c
JH Wyman. Bring back Almost Human.

Sunday, 7
(Vice - Showtime - 8/7c)
Not going to subscribe to Showtime, but definitely want to keep up with this. Need to see if there's a way to do that legally. Otherwise I'll just stick to Vice News Tonight, I guess.

Thursday, 11
Cake - FXX - 10/9c
This has been a solid little anthology series. Wonder what the main "mini-show" that runs through this season will be.

Friday, 19
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Disney+
Meh. Contractual obligations.

Sunday, 21
(Line of Duty - BBC One)
The first 3 seasons of this, which aired on AMC, were awesome. It's a more serious, British version of 24 without the real time conceit and an "internal affairs" focus. I don't have a ton of interest in subscribing to Acorn to watch series 4, 5, or this new one, so I'll need to figure out an alternative arrangement. Maybe they've got a free month promo or something I can use when the season ends. I think the code AMC still works?

Monday, 22
Breeders - FX - 10/9c
First season was not bad.

Friday, 26
Invincible - Amazon
Don't know anything about this and the trailers haven't been great. I've heard it goes some unexpected places, so I'll check it out.

Solar Opposites - Hulu
It's Rick and Morty.

STREAMING PREMIERE MOVIES!
Coming 2 America
Godzilla vs Kong
Others I can't remember? one which may be 4 hours long ughhhhhhhh whyyyyyyyyyyyy

TheNatureBoy · Mar 2, 2021

Debris
The Flash
Invincible
The Falcon & Winter Soldier
Zoey's when it returns

Mr.Deadshot · Mar 4, 2021

Still using my 3-month Sky ticket to the max and finally started Mayans M.C. - Love it just as much as Sons of Anarchy. It's just so easy to watch with fast pacing and twists and turns on every corner with the right amount of action and cheesiness. Angel and Ez are great leads. Also, fun to see some old SoA characters cameos. Too bad season 3 premier in Germany still has no date and my ticket expires mid-march anyway. But I will resub someday and catch up. So many shows and subs, so there is no hurry.

RatskyWatsky · Mar 4, 2021

metsallica said:
Wasn't throwing shade, this is probably the most important thread on the forum for me. It's literally the only way I know what to watch each month! Last year you had Cake season 3 on one of the monthly lists really soon after season 2 ended which seemed wild to me but was accurate! Easy to crank out an anthology show, I guess, so I wasn't sure this time. Especially since Apple is doing weird 2 season renewals and honestly most of S2 of Servant has been wheel-spinning, so I got optimistic for a quick turnaround. It's basically one set and 4(ish) actors! ANYWAY!

😘

Conditional-Pancakes · Mar 5, 2021

Cross-post from the Hilda thread:

I finally finished watching Hilda season two. I must say I'm thoroughly impressed. I really liked the music this season and how there are at least one featured song per episode. It was very neat. The pacing was noticeably different than season 1, with each episode a bit less self-contained than before, but it made for some wonderful moments.

A note about the ending:

Not sure about that cliffhanger, though. As nothing was confirmed about a third season – and even if we get one, when will it drop, in two/three years? – I don't think it was necessary. I think it would have been better to end the season with an open ending instead of a full-blown cliffhanger like that. But it's a very small complaint.

One think I absolutely LOVE about this show is how women are present in every aspect of society. Doesn't matter what kind of group they're showing you – pirates, vikings, sailors, guards... – each time there are capable women in these groups and it's not a big deal. It's never questioned or highlighted, it's just normal. If I had a young daughter this is exactly the kind of show I would introduce her to. Well done!

Also, Bella Ramsey has such a nice voice:

thenexus6 · Mar 6, 2021

Murder among the Mormons was a good watch. Three episodes, no dragging or wasted time.

Vic_Viper · Mar 6, 2021

Anyone ever seen the BBC series Hustle or Spooks?

Conditional-Pancakes · Mar 7, 2021

I was very impressed with the third episode of For All Mankind season 2 that was released a few days ago. The season is very, very good so far.

Norwegian Rudo · Mar 8, 2021

Vic_Viper said:
Anyone ever seen the BBC series Hustle or Spooks?

Hustle is basically the show Leverage ripped off. Spooks starts off as a great spy show but becomes fairly silly as it goes along.

metsallica · Mar 9, 2021

The Investigation (Efterforskningen), a perfect TV show, ended tonight. Please check it out if you haven't. The full series is only six episodes and is streaming on HBO Max.

angelgrievous · Mar 9, 2021

I just binged the first season of The Sinner and liked it. Not sure I'll watch anymore.

RatskyWatsky · Mar 9, 2021

metsallica said:
The Investigation (Efterforskningen), a perfect TV show, ended tonight. Please check it out if you haven't. The full series is only six episodes and is streaming on HBO Max.

Fine 😤

Rick Sanchez · Mar 9, 2021

WandaVision is a reverse of the movie

The Truman Show

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dead souls · Mar 9, 2021

metsallica said:
The Investigation (Efterforskningen), a perfect TV show, ended tonight. Please check it out if you haven't. The full series is only six episodes and is streaming on HBO Max.

I agree with everything you've written here. It's deservedly getting five stars from me the next time I update my show count in the 52 seasons thread.

RatskyWatsky · Mar 9, 2021

dead souls said:
I agree with everything you've written here. It's deservedly getting five stars from me the next time I update my show count in the 52 seasons thread.

FINE 😤

metsallica · Mar 9, 2021

RatskyWatsky said:
FINE 😤

<3

LonestarZues · Mar 10, 2021

Great month for me with Mayans M.C., Falcon and the Winter Soldier along with Invincible.

emmastone · Mar 12, 2021

Thank you very much for this monthly thread, it helps me keep track of some upcoming shows.

Also, Line of Duty, finally!

hassan918 · Mar 12, 2021

It's a Sin and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

metsallica · Mar 12, 2021

emmastone said:
Thank you very much for this monthly thread, it helps me keep track of some upcoming shows.

Also, Line of Duty, finally!

Which I just figured out recently came to Hulu! I can finally catch up, hooray.

TheNatureBoy · Mar 14, 2021

Really starting to dig Jujutsu Kaisen, has a lot of the elements I really dig about anime.

Getting back into Farscape as well, going to try and finish Season 1 at least before the month is up.

52club · Mar 19, 2021

The new season of F1 Netflix series was released if you enjoy racing, or just great HDR content:

https://www.netflix.com/title/80204890?s=i&trkid=253841226

Sheepinator · Mar 19, 2021

52club said:
The new season of this was released if you enjoy racing, or just great 4k content:

Seen "Formula 1: Drive to Survive" on Netflix yet? https://www.netflix.com/title/80204890?s=i&trkid=253841226

I'm near the end of S2. It's a great show. I'm not a big F1 fan, but it's still great seeing all the behind the scenes footage, and the amazing race scenes too. Maybe it's in the final eps of S2, however I'm disappointed by the relative absence of Lewis Hamilton and the Mercedes team. Seems like multiple other teams were giving more access.

52club · Mar 19, 2021

Sheepinator said:
I'm near the end of S2. It's a great show. I'm not a big F1 fan, but it's still great seeing all the behind the scenes footage, and the amazing race scenes too. Maybe it's in the final eps of S2, however I'm disappointed by the relative absence of Lewis Hamilton and the Mercedes team. Seems like multiple other teams were giving more access.

I've never watched a minute of an F1 race, but since S1 I've enjoyed this show. I'm not 100% for sure why, but I enjoyed S1 considerably more than S2. I think it had to do with the drama of being associated with the struggling/mediocre teams makes it more interesting to me. S2 seemed to spread around the storylines a bit more.

Sheepinator · Mar 19, 2021

52club said:
I've never watched a minute of an F1 race, but since S1 I've enjoyed this show. I'm not 100% for sure why, but I enjoyed S1 considerably more than S2. I think it had to do with the drama of being associated with the struggling/mediocre teams makes it more interesting to me. S2 seemed to spread around the storylines a bit more.

I didn't know Geri Spice Girl is married to that team director. That was funny her explaining how much harder her job is than his, and he was giving this face, haha.

TheNatureBoy · Mar 21, 2021

Finally finished watching Farscape Season 1 via Amazon Prime Video. 22 episodes is a lot, but by the end of the season you really do get bonded with the crew. A lot of weird looking alien creatures on the show (not always my favorite), but I got used to it by the end. Rigel is definitely the funniest of the crew. Farscape does a lot with the concept of a living ship which is something I haven't seen a ton of in sci-fi. I do plan to eventually finish the entire series, but will probably take a break for now and catch up on some other shows.

Sheepinator · Mar 23, 2021

Beartown on HBO was good. It's from Sweden, and short at just five episodes. It's set in a small town with a big focus on youth hockey.

Beartown | Rotten Tomatoes

A community in Sweden places its dreams of revitalization on the teenage shoulders of its junior ice hockey team; the team finally has a shot at securing a national title until a violent act threatens to destroy Beartown entirely.

www.rottentomatoes.com

Ravelle · Mar 23, 2021

Netflix didn't really have anything exciting the last couple of months so I''ve been rewatching The Office on Prime. The first season was rough but luckily it was short. I'm on season 3 now and it's been fantastisic so far.

Sheepinator · Mar 23, 2021

Ravelle said:
Netflix didn't really have anything exciting the last couple of months so I''ve been rewatching The Office on Prime. The first season was rough but luckily it was short. I'm on season 3 now and it's been fantastisic so far.

Have you seen the original and its specials? Also, After Life from Ricky Jervais on Netflix is excellent.

Ravelle · Mar 23, 2021

Sheepinator said:
Have you seen the original and its specials?

The British version? Only a couple random episodes but it's on my list to watch after this.

metsallica · Mar 23, 2021

Sheepinator said:
Beartown on HBO was good. It's from Sweden, and short at just five episodes. It's set in a small town with a big focus on youth hockey.

Beartown | Rotten Tomatoes

A community in Sweden places its dreams of revitalization on the teenage shoulders of its junior ice hockey team; the team finally has a shot at securing a national title until a violent act threatens to destroy Beartown entirely.

www.rottentomatoes.com

I thought it was solid too, though the final episode was a little hokey. Didn't really stick the landing. The Investigation was the stronger of HBO's recent slate of Nordic shows.

Sheepinator · Mar 23, 2021

metsallica said:
I thought it was solid too, though the final episode was a little hokey. Didn't really stick the landing.

Yeah it seemed a little rushed at the end. Apparently there's a second book. I've been listening to "Forever Young" a lot since seeing the show. That was a harrowing scene in there. It's jarring to hear such a beloved song used like that.

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