[Mark07]

It may be that boxset that you keep going back and rewatching over and over, or perhaps you've found a new show that you absolutely love.

Share your recommendations below (and where to find them).

[Mark07]

I'll go first.

I'm a bit late to the party as there are 4 series available, but I've finally started to watch 'Slow Horses' on Apple TV.

It's about a bunch of spies who have made blunders and are being punished. Gary Oldman plays the main character of Jackson Lamb and as you'd expect, he is absolutely brilliant.

[Drivingforfun]

There's a Brian Cox show on BBC at the moment about the solar system which is brilliant ... I think the entire series is on iPlayer but they are putting one a week on the regular TV just like a normal series

I find astro- and quantum physics fascinating and even wanted to go into it myself, was always good with maths/numbers but there's a point somewhere between A level and degree level where the "system" for want of a better word changes and I just couldn't grasp it!! Money, stats, distances etc. I can handle, but could not get my head round "mechanics"

[Mark07]

I've been watching that recently too.

I also loved the 'wonders of the solar system' and 'wonders of the universe' series that he did.

[onestitchloose]

Recently off the top of my head...

Prime

Rings of Power

Netflix

Blue Eye Samurai, One Piece

BBC iPlayer

Rebus (old and new)

AppleTV

Bad Monkey

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All good, but epecially enjoyed the new Rebus and Rings of Power (season 2 better than season 1).

[olduser]

Originally Posted by Mark07

I've been watching that recently too.

I also loved the 'wonders of the solar system' and 'wonders of the universe' series that he did.

I think Brian Cox is a natural teacher, and the camera likes him.

[Mark07]

Originally Posted by olduser

I think Brian Cox is a natural teacher, and the camera likes him.

I'm also a Neil DeGrasse Tyson fan, his passion for physics is infectious. His NatGeo series 'Cosmos' was really good. I don't think it's currently available in the UK though.