Seasons 1-4. Whenever the world is going wrong, and it seems like the human race is in its last chaotic, hellborn days, I relax with a few episodes from the first four seasons of the greatest television show of all time.

when I need something that I loved and made me feel like things were OK, even when they are not. It provides some short term comfort.

It was just so well done that even without the politics it was just comforting and entertaining.

Just started it again last night.

Schitt's Creek
Superstore
Young Royals
Heartstopper
Good Omens
Goldbergs
Real Housewives

Outlander - historically pretty accurate and gorgeous in every way!

Heartland (CBC) - have to wait for it to hit here

Only Murders in the Building - Paul Rudd and the great MERYL STREEP are new adds this season!!!!!

Rez Dogs - perfection. Not really comfort, but exquisite balance of comedy and drama. 100% indigenous-created!

Saving old fishing camps in Maine. Usually the scenery is beautiful and the crew often recycles building materials to make comfortable cabins. Lots of family history involved at times and the construction crew gets along very well.

I'll watch The Incredible Dr. Pol or Dr. Jeff, Rocky Mountain Vet, either of which make me feel good because they treat animals and people so well. Sometimes even Pit Bills and Parolees.

I also like Outlander, because I know how well Diana Gabaldon did her research. I liked Heartland but I finished all the episodes. Also The Good Doctor, Station 19, 911, Chicago Med, and 911 Lone Star, because as a retired RN, well.....yeah. Not that crazy about Grey's Anatomy although I keep up with it.

We = me, my wife, and our pitbull

Our need for escape must be huge, because we’ve binged through 15 seasons (~16-20 each) in eight months.

especially the ones from "down under".

And I've saved the "Librarian" movies and the "Librarians" series. Always a delightful twist, totally disappointed that it was cancelled.


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it's a darn funny sitcom.

Brilliant show.
Movies: the first Indiana Jones, the first Jurassic Park, Fargo

"It has been described as "a cop drama—with a twist ... a dark and fantastical project about a world in which characters inspired by Grimms' Fairy Tales exist."

Its kind of like the X-files, only more quirky (and follows X-Files on the Comet channel). I record them, and watch every night.

Hey--they ended The Walking Dead!

I've never yet picked out the murderer but I keep trying.

Bob Ross calms me down...😁

like Will and Grace and I discovered Wings this summer, which I never watched when it was on. It has to be comedy for me. I would watch West Wing if I could find it. I also watch some shows on Food Network. Never been a late night night show watcher, except if Johnny had animal on with Joan Embrey- think that was her name.

with 15 some years with 20+ episodes per year, it's pretty cool

Never get enough of Violet.

I pretty much have the dialogue memorized.

I love to binge Too Cute. The show is based on the time span of puppies and kitties from their birth to their forever home. ❤️

They are adorable, sweet and just Too Cute. I smile, and laugh, and my heart just fills up with so much love.

I realize I might sound crazy describing a TV show this way, but I think DU'ers would be the first to understand.

If you've never seen it, please check it out. You won't be sorry. I stream it through Hulu.

Link to tweet

Even though I've seen every episode a few times, most make me laugh like it was the first time!