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rose_griffes) wrote2021-10-20 07:26 pm
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Only Murders in the Building finished its first season on Hulu. Co-worker A and I agreed that it was an over-the-top season finale, but still enjoyable. Roommate H tells me that it has been renewed for a second season; hopefully they wrote that finale with a continuation in mind, given that there are some definite open questions.
I've slowly been making my way through Julie and the Phantoms on Netflix. Just one season, with nine episodes; I've watched eight of them. It would be labeled as a family show; I find it delightful, even though the lead characters are high schoolers. It's not a musical in the sense of Broadway musicals--rather, it's a show that includes a lot of singing (and occasionally dancing). And the songs are good! and the singers are talented! So it's all quite fun, plus a big helping of not-too-scary drama.
Netflix has one season of The Repair Shop available. Having finished that season, I would like to watch more. It's a BBC show with multiple seasons, but I don't know where to access the others.
Got any favorite podcasts? I listen to them to help me fall asleep, so interesting-but-not-riveting podcasts are the right fit. Personally I like Gastropod, which delves into the science and history of food. Wish there were more episodes available.
I've slowly been making my way through Julie and the Phantoms on Netflix. Just one season, with nine episodes; I've watched eight of them. It would be labeled as a family show; I find it delightful, even though the lead characters are high schoolers. It's not a musical in the sense of Broadway musicals--rather, it's a show that includes a lot of singing (and occasionally dancing). And the songs are good! and the singers are talented! So it's all quite fun, plus a big helping of not-too-scary drama.
Netflix has one season of The Repair Shop available. Having finished that season, I would like to watch more. It's a BBC show with multiple seasons, but I don't know where to access the others.
Got any favorite podcasts? I listen to them to help me fall asleep, so interesting-but-not-riveting podcasts are the right fit. Personally I like Gastropod, which delves into the science and history of food. Wish there were more episodes available.
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