The Streaming Thread+ • Page 75

Spin city is good. Richard Kind. Alan Ruck. Connie Britton. Good cast.

 

I don't think I've seen Connie Britton in anything outside of AHS season 1. Alan Ruck was good in Ferris Bueller, and I love Richard Kind. I'll have to check that out

 

The White Lotus season 1?

Friday Night Motherfucking Lights?

 

Huh I forgot about her in White Lotus, I haven't rewatched the earlier seasons :P. I'll have to rewatch that, too. The new season was decent other than the weird fucking incest sideplot and the finale.

Never seen Friday Night Lights! I don't like football lol

 

Cannot emphasize enough that you don’t need to like football to love Friday Night Lights.

 

Landman is great this season

 

Noted. I'll add it to my list since I know how many people love it

 

Friday Night Lights rules and everyone should watch it.

 

Truly one of the greatest shows of all-time

 

3-4 years ago my wife and I started watching FNL and it was so good, really enjoyed it, then we hit season 4 where they lose a bunch of characters and get new ones and holy shit it got horrible. We made it about 7 episodes into season 4 and took a break. Never picked it back up, and I know the final season is supposed to be great, but I don't know how people pushed through 4

 

because clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose

 

If you can push through s2 FNL then you can push through s4.

amazing show overall tho

 

The new cast is great. Prob the only show to overhaul the main cast and remain dope

 

I didn't realize FNL was a show I only knew there was a movie

 

Agreed, Sam Elliott is great addition to the cast plus the English dude on Landman season 2 was on a TV show in the UK back in the day called Hollyoaks so it's a suprise for me between this and Fubar.. good for him doing really well for himself!!

 

What if I told you there’s also a book

 

Probably a podcast

 

Also FNL introduced me to MBJ and he was fantastic.

 

Jesse Plemons

 

Taylor Kitsch!

 

The guy who plays Voodoo!

 

Anyone check out Devil in Disguise on peacock? Just started it

 

I like some true crime stuff but dramatized shows about them never interest me

 

FNL is one of the shows where you can rewatch and be like



It was my intro to all those people and it's been fun watching their careers take off from there