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Human: Survival Mystery SciFi TV shows? Hi, I usually do these type of things myself but nowadays I dont have time to browse IMDB pages so i need your help, What to watch now? I want a tv show in Survival theme, My ratings in this genre: Lost: 8/10 - The 100: 9/10 - Walking Dead: 8/10 - The last ship: 6/10 - Under the dome: 5/10 - Falling Skies: 6/10 Please Dont suggest recently streamed tv shows, cuz they are short. Thank you. Assistant: The Expanse. It’s maybe not full on mystery, but there are definitely mysteries in it that need to be solved. And personally I consider it the best sci-fi show out.	Human: Survival Mystery SciFi TV shows? Hi, I usually do these type of things myself but nowadays I dont have time to browse IMDB pages so i need your help, What to watch now? I want a tv show in Survival theme, My ratings in this genre: Lost: 8/10 - The 100: 9/10 - Walking Dead: 8/10 - The last ship: 6/10 - Under the dome: 5/10 - Falling Skies: 6/10 Please Dont suggest recently streamed tv shows, cuz they are short. Thank you. Assistant: The 100
Human: what are your favourite half hour shows? Assistant: The Good Place	Human: what are your favourite half hour shows? Assistant: Future Man Rick and Morty The End of the Fucking World The Last Man on Earth
Human: Looking for some shows set in or revolving around characters that are in high school or college. Genre : Romance or comedy or both. Other shows I’ve enjoyed are normal people, sex education, community, the end of the fucking world. Do mention whether the show you’re suggesting is romance or comedy or both. Assistant: Freaks and Geeks - 1999 high school comedy-drama that launched the careers of several stars including James Franco, Seth Rogen and Jason Segel. Critically revered, timeless, highly recommended.	Human: Looking for some shows set in or revolving around characters that are in high school or college. Genre : Romance or comedy or both. Other shows I’ve enjoyed are normal people, sex education, community, the end of the fucking world. Do mention whether the show you’re suggesting is romance or comedy or both. Assistant: Faking It Awkward
Human: TV shows like Community Hi! I know Community is a very unique show but does anyone know a TV series with similar theme? I don't mean the college setting but this particular theme that people in regular situations enter a fantasy or unique story (similar to the Paintball episode or the Mafia one or the Zombie). Of course I have watched Rick and Morty. Thanks in advance. Assistant: Silicon Valley. It isn't like community but I would say the writing is fantastic.	Human: TV shows like Community Hi! I know Community is a very unique show but does anyone know a TV series with similar theme? I don't mean the college setting but this particular theme that people in regular situations enter a fantasy or unique story (similar to the Paintball episode or the Mafia one or the Zombie). Of course I have watched Rick and Morty. Thanks in advance. Assistant: Spaced (TV Series 1999–2001)
Human: Looking for a good, unique crime show I'm looking for a crime show that stands out and/or has a cool unique premise. I find that many detective/crime shows these days are really slow and feature some boring depressed tortured main character. Examples of what I'm looking for: Hannibal, Breaking Bad, Dexter (had a cool premise but I wasn't a fan of the procedural format), Fargo Season 1, Sherlock, True Detective Season 1 Assistant: Bosch) is one of my favorite shows. It has really good characters and writing. Some of the creators and actors previously worked on The Wire (which was also fantastic). I think it stands near the top for crime shows.	Human: Looking for a good, unique crime show I'm looking for a crime show that stands out and/or has a cool unique premise. I find that many detective/crime shows these days are really slow and feature some boring depressed tortured main character. Examples of what I'm looking for: Hannibal, Breaking Bad, Dexter (had a cool premise but I wasn't a fan of the procedural format), Fargo Season 1, Sherlock, True Detective Season 1 Assistant: Banshee Bates Motel Animal Kingdom Brassic
Human: any show with a lots of display of affection? Hey would you help a single guy out? Is there a show that has a healthy relationship and that takes a lot of screen time preferably just showing affection, talking, hugging, cuddling, hanging out or any activity really. In other words the anything other than sex and and kissing, its ok if they're there but i want the other normal stuff more. Hollywood have this picture perfect of how relationships are displayed and am just searching to see something more real and authentic. It could be a show from any country or genre really Of course a good story is a plus Assistant: Euphoria has a lot of scenes like that especially in the 2nd season, but it's almost exclusively unhealthy relationships. There's also a lot of sex/nudity in it though.	Human: any show with a lots of display of affection? Hey would you help a single guy out? Is there a show that has a healthy relationship and that takes a lot of screen time preferably just showing affection, talking, hugging, cuddling, hanging out or any activity really. In other words the anything other than sex and and kissing, its ok if they're there but i want the other normal stuff more. Hollywood have this picture perfect of how relationships are displayed and am just searching to see something more real and authentic. It could be a show from any country or genre really Of course a good story is a plus Assistant: Chuck Travellers (Netflix) Carnival Row The Vampire Diaries Teen Wolf
Human: Any other fantasy tv series like GoT etc. with amazing re-watchability, that hasn't been ruined by the writers in the last few seasons like GoT? Between working all day and sleeping I have a lot of time in my hands and I' m a big fan of Fantasy/sci fi series. I loved GoT to bits but the last season made it unwatchable. I would like to hear your suggestions. Thank you. Assistant: Could try 12 Monkeys if you're a sci-fi fan!	Human: Any other fantasy tv series like GoT etc. with amazing re-watchability, that hasn't been ruined by the writers in the last few seasons like GoT? Between working all day and sleeping I have a lot of time in my hands and I' m a big fan of Fantasy/sci fi series. I loved GoT to bits but the last season made it unwatchable. I would like to hear your suggestions. Thank you. Assistant: Stranger Things
Human: Looking for tv shows set in the cold war Looking for shows about the politics, or espionage during the cold war between america and the soviets. Assistant: There was one called I Lead Three Lives starring Richard Carlson . Bought some episodes on Disc .I felt it was terrible. Secret Agent Man a k.a.Danger Man is another. Patrick McGoohan starred.in it I Liked it very much . Still watchable.	Human: Looking for tv shows set in the cold war Looking for shows about the politics, or espionage during the cold war between america and the soviets. Assistant: The Lives of Others is a great Oscar winning movie… Kleo is a show on a Netflix that should fit the bill as well
Human: Shows with a focus on romance between characters like Jim and pam from the office or otis and Maeve from sex ed. Basically characters we know are going to end up with each other but something keeps happening. Another example I can think of is Connell and Marianne from normal people Assistant: You're the Worst Catastrophe	Human: Shows with a focus on romance between characters like Jim and pam from the office or otis and Maeve from sex ed. Basically characters we know are going to end up with each other but something keeps happening. Another example I can think of is Connell and Marianne from normal people Assistant: Do we know that Otis and Maeve will “end up” together romantically? ;)
Human: Shows similar to Broadchurch My husband and I loved this series. Can someone suggest me a series that is similar to Broadchurch? TIA, guys! Assistant: Broadchurch is a classic euro-style detective drama. I've compiled a list of shows fitting this category.	Human: Shows similar to Broadchurch My husband and I loved this series. Can someone suggest me a series that is similar to Broadchurch? TIA, guys! Assistant: Unforgotten is a pretty underrated one IMO.
Human: Top 3 crime tv series' suggestion Please suggest me some good tv series' related to crime. This quarantine is killing me. Assistant: Terriers Unbelievable - warning this one is very real - can be hard to watch.	Human: Top 3 crime tv series' suggestion Please suggest me some good tv series' related to crime. This quarantine is killing me. Assistant: The Shield The Wire Banshee
Human: My top 5 favorite cartoons and reasons. Hopefully this will help you suggest me a show. In this post I will be listing my top 5 favorite cartoons and the reasons I love them so much. Hopefully this will help you guys give me some suggestions for new shows. Here’s the shows that I know will be recommended but I already watched them and they didn’t make the list for me: Steven Universe,Phineas and Ferb, The Legend of Korra, Gravity Falls, Despicable Me 1-3. And for what I’m planning to watch when the next weekend follows is Howls Moving Castle. Alright let’s begin. Also side note I’m a pretty casual viewer like I never look for Easter eggs and stuff. 5. Spongbob seasons 1-3: Now I will admit tons of my love for this show comes from nostalgia and if you asked me 5 years ago to make this list spongebob would be number one. Nonetheless I thoroughly enjoyed this shows seasons all through my life as it always seemed care-free everything was goofy stupid nonsensical yet in the weirdest ways it made sense. The show never really had any gut wrenching moments but there was never a dull moment when I needed a laugh or randomly want something to watch I watch spongebob because In my opinion it’s one of the few cartoons where every episode has a different story. 4. The Dragon Prince: This show always felt to me like a show that I had to watch in bursts. And that's ok. The dragon prince definitely felt like the LoTR if I changed it. It just felt so whimsical it dealt with themes carefully but well. Everything also felt like it made sense. Kind of like at first I’d be like “This makes no sense no one would do that!” Then as I thought of it I realized that it did make sense. All in all I like it. 3. Spirited Away: Now I usually don’t watch animated movies much less like them but oh my fucking god. This movie grew on me so much. The world it creates is so incredible. You miss it the instant it ends. The final scene with Chihiro looking at the tunnel felt so bittersweet. I adore this movie. Might I add it’s the most rewatched movie I’ve ever seen. It’s just so perfect. The movie and how well thought out everything was. 2. Avatar: The Last Airbender (I swear to god if you recommend the live action film I will kill you) Avatar was a show that excelled in every department except romance which was whatever. On my second rewatch it was even better. Ok I like Avatar for an incredible magic system world and characters. It’s shocking to me how much content they can fit in 61 episodes. I’m just obsessed with this show. Did I forget the development? Sokka learning women are just housewives. Katara dealing with her mother’s loss better by realizing the man who killed her was pathetic. (Also Sokka but he didn’t go on the adventure). Aang dealing with literal genocide. Zuko living with his abusive father who was the most powerful man in the world pretty much during his tween to young adulthood and so much more. 1. Adventure Time: I know that the bar is extremely high but I believe adventure time just flies over it. The development is very slow and subtle. While it is nice this what I love about it. The freedom it has and how it takes it. Every episode we see characters interacting and having fun. We get something new every episode. Yet it all ties in. The amount of effort, love and thought put in is crazy. I love it. I love how it deals with LGBTQ+ relationships by just saying that it's nothing crazy. No one is outcast for it, it's just considered normal. Examples that make a huge deal is Steven Universe, In my opinion adventure time did it 100% better because Ngl I didn’t even know Garnet was gay because Ruby has a deep voice and Sapphire is def a girl especially in her dress. Anyways rant aside this show does everything so right like how Finn accepts himself losing an arm Jerome deciding to live his own life instead of protecting his father's valuables. Jake learns to let go of his pups then realizing that he can’t be absent. And finally I love how it deals with Robot and Creator relationships. Instead of making it scary it shows that if you teach it to respect things then no harm will occur and that it’s better for them to live in bliss than suffering. Nonetheless I love Adventure Time. Assistant: archer - personal favourite final space gravity falls howls moving castle - another ghibli classic violet evergarden - anime but its a beautiful series and well worth a watch	Human: My top 5 favorite cartoons and reasons. Hopefully this will help you suggest me a show. In this post I will be listing my top 5 favorite cartoons and the reasons I love them so much. Hopefully this will help you guys give me some suggestions for new shows. Here’s the shows that I know will be recommended but I already watched them and they didn’t make the list for me: Steven Universe,Phineas and Ferb, The Legend of Korra, Gravity Falls, Despicable Me 1-3. And for what I’m planning to watch when the next weekend follows is Howls Moving Castle. Alright let’s begin. Also side note I’m a pretty casual viewer like I never look for Easter eggs and stuff. 5. Spongbob seasons 1-3: Now I will admit tons of my love for this show comes from nostalgia and if you asked me 5 years ago to make this list spongebob would be number one. Nonetheless I thoroughly enjoyed this shows seasons all through my life as it always seemed care-free everything was goofy stupid nonsensical yet in the weirdest ways it made sense. The show never really had any gut wrenching moments but there was never a dull moment when I needed a laugh or randomly want something to watch I watch spongebob because In my opinion it’s one of the few cartoons where every episode has a different story. 4. The Dragon Prince: This show always felt to me like a show that I had to watch in bursts. And that's ok. The dragon prince definitely felt like the LoTR if I changed it. It just felt so whimsical it dealt with themes carefully but well. Everything also felt like it made sense. Kind of like at first I’d be like “This makes no sense no one would do that!” Then as I thought of it I realized that it did make sense. All in all I like it. 3. Spirited Away: Now I usually don’t watch animated movies much less like them but oh my fucking god. This movie grew on me so much. The world it creates is so incredible. You miss it the instant it ends. The final scene with Chihiro looking at the tunnel felt so bittersweet. I adore this movie. Might I add it’s the most rewatched movie I’ve ever seen. It’s just so perfect. The movie and how well thought out everything was. 2. Avatar: The Last Airbender (I swear to god if you recommend the live action film I will kill you) Avatar was a show that excelled in every department except romance which was whatever. On my second rewatch it was even better. Ok I like Avatar for an incredible magic system world and characters. It’s shocking to me how much content they can fit in 61 episodes. I’m just obsessed with this show. Did I forget the development? Sokka learning women are just housewives. Katara dealing with her mother’s loss better by realizing the man who killed her was pathetic. (Also Sokka but he didn’t go on the adventure). Aang dealing with literal genocide. Zuko living with his abusive father who was the most powerful man in the world pretty much during his tween to young adulthood and so much more. 1. Adventure Time: I know that the bar is extremely high but I believe adventure time just flies over it. The development is very slow and subtle. While it is nice this what I love about it. The freedom it has and how it takes it. Every episode we see characters interacting and having fun. We get something new every episode. Yet it all ties in. The amount of effort, love and thought put in is crazy. I love it. I love how it deals with LGBTQ+ relationships by just saying that it's nothing crazy. No one is outcast for it, it's just considered normal. Examples that make a huge deal is Steven Universe, In my opinion adventure time did it 100% better because Ngl I didn’t even know Garnet was gay because Ruby has a deep voice and Sapphire is def a girl especially in her dress. Anyways rant aside this show does everything so right like how Finn accepts himself losing an arm Jerome deciding to live his own life instead of protecting his father's valuables. Jake learns to let go of his pups then realizing that he can’t be absent. And finally I love how it deals with Robot and Creator relationships. Instead of making it scary it shows that if you teach it to respect things then no harm will occur and that it’s better for them to live in bliss than suffering. Nonetheless I love Adventure Time. Assistant: I know this might not be a popular opinion but Teen Titans Go! is a fun show (especially if you like sponge bob) the Teen Titans Go! To the Movies movie is good too. Bob's Burgers Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends Also I haven't seen it yet but everyone praises She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.
Human: Are there any other comedy series similar to Curb Your Enthusiasm that aren't scripted? Curb is one of my favorite comedy series of all time because of how natural it feels. Obviously this is because there's no script. They simply have a general idea of what's supposed to happen in a scene and ad lib the dialogue. I'm a big fan of Whose Line is it Anyway? for the same reason. Are there any other good comedy series that aren't scripted? Assistant: I’m sorry	Human: Are there any other comedy series similar to Curb Your Enthusiasm that aren't scripted? Curb is one of my favorite comedy series of all time because of how natural it feels. Obviously this is because there's no script. They simply have a general idea of what's supposed to happen in a scene and ad lib the dialogue. I'm a big fan of Whose Line is it Anyway? for the same reason. Are there any other good comedy series that aren't scripted? Assistant: Modern Family is pretty similar I thought.
Human: great shows on netflix or prime my favorites are: true detective s1 game of thrones daredevil mandalorian sherlock thank you in advance! Assistant: Last kingdom on Netflix is like a historically accurate game of thrones. Edit: I mean it takes place in ~850 in England. The actual story is fiction.	Human: great shows on netflix or prime my favorites are: true detective s1 game of thrones daredevil mandalorian sherlock thank you in advance! Assistant: The Expanse!!
Human: Looking for shows like Moon Knight, American Gods, etc Hi I'm looking for Mythical/Fantasy shows that primarily involve ancient Gods, raw, action and mind boggling (a lil bit of humour but not mandatory) like the ones mentioned in the title. Preferably ones that cover African, Asian & First Nations Mythology. Assistant: I'd suggest Preacher	Human: Looking for shows like Moon Knight, American Gods, etc Hi I'm looking for Mythical/Fantasy shows that primarily involve ancient Gods, raw, action and mind boggling (a lil bit of humour but not mandatory) like the ones mentioned in the title. Preferably ones that cover African, Asian & First Nations Mythology. Assistant: I'd like to recommend "Brand new cherry flavor"
Human: Tv Shows where someone leaves a town and comes back stronger/richer An example for this would be Kara Sevda, >!the girl rejects him, he leaves town and comes back years later when he's rich and has a career.!< Assistant: Go watch the Count of Monte Cristo if you've never seen it. It's a movie. A real good one.	Human: Tv Shows where someone leaves a town and comes back stronger/richer An example for this would be Kara Sevda, >!the girl rejects him, he leaves town and comes back years later when he's rich and has a career.!< Assistant: Arrow (stronger not richer lol)
Human: tv shows like dexter is there any shows like dexter? its my 2nd favorite show of all time Assistant: What parts do you like about Dexter? I’ve enjoyed “Barry”. It has a hit-man trying to break into acting. Has that odd superimposition of brutal violence and day to day monotony, lots of dark humor. “Mr. Inbetween” Is another good one. I’m only a few episodes in, but the main character is basically a criminal / hit-man that also has a moral compass of sorts. It’s set in Australia and they have a bit of an accent, so I recommend subtitles.	Human: tv shows like dexter is there any shows like dexter? its my 2nd favorite show of all time Assistant: Hannibal
Human: Shows like parks and Rec and the office Assistant: Party Down. It's two seasons following a group of caterers in LA. Adam Scott is in it, plus Lizzy Caplan. It's quite a bit more bleak and black-humored than the Office or Parks & rec, but for my taste it was about 500% better than either of those shows.	Human: Shows like parks and Rec and the office Assistant: Try: * Schitt's Creek (Netflix) * What We Do in the Shadows (Hulu) * The Good Place (Hulu) * 30 Rock (Hulu/Peacock) * Better Off Ted (Hulu)
Human: Need a good tv show like Breaking bad/Dexter/game of thrones Obviously before they went to shit besides breaking bad. Those are the only tv shows ive enjoyed after trying many. I need something that is well written and is thrilling and and suspenseful. Not a fan of Westworld or stranger things just in case someone recommends it. Assistant: Barry you will be surprised	Human: Need a good tv show like Breaking bad/Dexter/game of thrones Obviously before they went to shit besides breaking bad. Those are the only tv shows ive enjoyed after trying many. I need something that is well written and is thrilling and and suspenseful. Not a fan of Westworld or stranger things just in case someone recommends it. Assistant: Hell on wheels Sons of anarchy Mad men Vikings Spartacus Rome True blood Sneaky Pete The night of Bosch The wire Good wife Fortitude
Human: No spoilers but tv shows where the villains turn out to be the good guys? No spoilers so please just suggest the name of the show. Assistant: Kobra Kai sort of works here.	Human: No spoilers but tv shows where the villains turn out to be the good guys? No spoilers so please just suggest the name of the show. Assistant: Continuum Not exactly villains being good guys, but for sure more nuanced than "bad vs good"
Human: Good miniseries with episode lengths <50 mins? I watch episodes when I eat dinner and I dont have a lot of time. So I was hoping for suggestions of mini series in which the episodes are short-ish. Even going to 50 mins might be pushing it. The last series I watched was Maniac (2018) and that was like at most 45 mins. I was recommended Sharp Objects but those episodes go on for over 60 mins. Same for True Detective Season 1. Which didnt make me want to watch it right away. Thank you Assistant: The Night of The Night Manager The Bodyguard	Human: Good miniseries with episode lengths <50 mins? I watch episodes when I eat dinner and I dont have a lot of time. So I was hoping for suggestions of mini series in which the episodes are short-ish. Even going to 50 mins might be pushing it. The last series I watched was Maniac (2018) and that was like at most 45 mins. I was recommended Sharp Objects but those episodes go on for over 60 mins. Same for True Detective Season 1. Which didnt make me want to watch it right away. Thank you Assistant: Miracle Workers) Good Omens) Primal) All are pretty short and light since you don't have too much time, but then mini series might not be the way to go, maybe simply just shows that are 30 minutes or so, really - maybe Brooklyn Nine-Nine?
Human: Your Favourite Mini-Series ? Assistant: Vynil Utopia (UK) The Looming Tower Olive Kitteridge The Underground Railroad Zero Zero Zero Patrick Melrose Trust (with Donald Sutherland) The Newsroom (3 seasons but can count as miniseries in my opinion) Feud, Bette and Joan Taboo Magic City Genius Little Fires everywhere Wolf Hall Mrs. America	Human: Your Favourite Mini-Series ? Assistant: Open your view beyond the past last few years and you'll find Band of Brothers. Don't mess with Band of Brothers. Its epic.
Human: Any good family friendly comedy shows? Just for a reference I really liked Kim’s Convenience and Third Rock from the Sun. What else will I like? Assistant: Not 100% sure but maybe- Friends The King Of Queens Everybody Loves Raymond The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Malcolm In The Middle Scrubs 8 Simple Rules Spin City Sullivan & Son Suburgatory	Human: Any good family friendly comedy shows? Just for a reference I really liked Kim’s Convenience and Third Rock from the Sun. What else will I like? Assistant: Schitt’s creek. Ted lasso
Human: Looking for some optimistic shows to help keep me motivated. I’m a man in my mid-20s, I’ve got some bad anxiety and I’m a bit overweight. Recently, I’ve been doing a lot of research into dieting and working out, and today’s my first day doing both. I’ve also got a lot of other things about myself I’m trying to better (mental health & social anxiety being two prominent ones). I’m looking for shows I can watch that will keep me motivated to stick with my goals, preferably more mature shows. A couple of my favorites that help me stay optimistic and motivated: Maid, Insecure, Queer as Folk, and Sense8. Glee was good, too, but I’m looking for something maybe more serious. Any and all recs appreciated! Assistant: Julia	Human: Looking for some optimistic shows to help keep me motivated. I’m a man in my mid-20s, I’ve got some bad anxiety and I’m a bit overweight. Recently, I’ve been doing a lot of research into dieting and working out, and today’s my first day doing both. I’ve also got a lot of other things about myself I’m trying to better (mental health & social anxiety being two prominent ones). I’m looking for shows I can watch that will keep me motivated to stick with my goals, preferably more mature shows. A couple of my favorites that help me stay optimistic and motivated: Maid, Insecure, Queer as Folk, and Sense8. Glee was good, too, but I’m looking for something maybe more serious. Any and all recs appreciated! Assistant: Check the docu-series Cheer, very inspirational
Human: Romance tv show with Rich/Elite women and working class/poor man? Looking for some romance TV recommendations where a rich/elite woman and a working class/poor man fall in love. Similar to baker and the beauty or gossip girl. Nothing older than 15 years or that is not main language English. Also, I prefer shows that are heartwarming and not edge of the seat dramas. Assistant: Normal People deals with some class differences between the leads. Connell's Mom cleans Marianne's family's house. Class differences isn't the main focus of their relationship dynamics (and relationships challenges), but it is an important factor.	Human: Romance tv show with Rich/Elite women and working class/poor man? Looking for some romance TV recommendations where a rich/elite woman and a working class/poor man fall in love. Similar to baker and the beauty or gossip girl. Nothing older than 15 years or that is not main language English. Also, I prefer shows that are heartwarming and not edge of the seat dramas. Assistant: Meets your criteria: All-American, Bel-Air (kinda), The Baker & The Beauty Just miss out on your criteria: The OC (17 years old), Elite & Rebelde (Spanish), Euphoria (not heartwarming). I think I watch too many of these shows lol
Human: What should I watch next? I've like Tin Star, Ozark, Goliath, Lost, supernatural, GOT, Wayne, NOS482, Lock and Key, AHS, True Blood, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Castle Rock, Glitch, Being Human (UK), Shameless (US), Carnaval... (more info in comments) Assistant: I've seen almost everything you've mentioned. My all time favorites(excluding BB & BCS since you've seen those): * Mr. Robot * Death Note * Hannibal * True Detective	Human: What should I watch next? I've like Tin Star, Ozark, Goliath, Lost, supernatural, GOT, Wayne, NOS482, Lock and Key, AHS, True Blood, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Castle Rock, Glitch, Being Human (UK), Shameless (US), Carnaval... (more info in comments) Assistant: The Americans The Sopranos Homeland Mad Men Boardwalk Empire The Deuce
Human: Between Criminal Minds, Bones and Castle, which show has most good episodes? I don't want to invest a lot of time in these shows and watch them completely since they are all very long. Instead, I want to be able to skip some episodes which are rated low and watch only the good ones as they are all procedural series. Assistant: The characters in Bones are far more developed and interesting than Criminal Minds. But the cases in CM are more creepy.	Human: Between Criminal Minds, Bones and Castle, which show has most good episodes? I don't want to invest a lot of time in these shows and watch them completely since they are all very long. Instead, I want to be able to skip some episodes which are rated low and watch only the good ones as they are all procedural series. Assistant: I don’t know about the most good but my favorite of the 3 is Castle because their banter, between the whole cast, was the most fun and entertaining.
Human: Tv show with good interpersonal communication - for a kid I was thinking what show to let this kid watch and looking over my old favorites I realized they kinda suck Arthur - he's kinda a jerk and dw even more Spiderman - he isn't a good friend and solves alot of problems by inadvertently making them bigger then punching them Wonder years - realistic but not a great example for a kid Etc Is there some show where the protagonist has good interpersonal communication - but for a younger audience - I realize it sounds like I'm asking for a very boring show but a suggestion beyond leave it to beaver would be neat. Ah, almost forgot - they won't watch anything black and white - my friend suggested beaver and oddly dragnet but it's a no go. Assistant: Bluey. 💙	Human: Tv show with good interpersonal communication - for a kid I was thinking what show to let this kid watch and looking over my old favorites I realized they kinda suck Arthur - he's kinda a jerk and dw even more Spiderman - he isn't a good friend and solves alot of problems by inadvertently making them bigger then punching them Wonder years - realistic but not a great example for a kid Etc Is there some show where the protagonist has good interpersonal communication - but for a younger audience - I realize it sounds like I'm asking for a very boring show but a suggestion beyond leave it to beaver would be neat. Ah, almost forgot - they won't watch anything black and white - my friend suggested beaver and oddly dragnet but it's a no go. Assistant: Young Sheldon - the main character growsand becomes a better communicator, his twin sister is very empathetic
Human: People dealing with supernatural stuff and superpowers? Heroes, Impulse, Misfits, I am not Okay with this and the videogame Life is Strange. Open to any and all genres but I guess most just fall under drama/thrillers. But I'm cool if it's Horror, romance, comedy, whatever so long as it isn't heroic shit like The Boys or The Tick, Daredevil etc. Think less comic book more graphic novel. Edit: I also don't care about country of origin so long as the subbed version is easy to source. Assistant: If you like the game Life is Strange I recommend the game Beyond Two Souls. I enjoyed both.	Human: People dealing with supernatural stuff and superpowers? Heroes, Impulse, Misfits, I am not Okay with this and the videogame Life is Strange. Open to any and all genres but I guess most just fall under drama/thrillers. But I'm cool if it's Horror, romance, comedy, whatever so long as it isn't heroic shit like The Boys or The Tick, Daredevil etc. Think less comic book more graphic novel. Edit: I also don't care about country of origin so long as the subbed version is easy to source. Assistant: Umbrella Academy. I’m not a comic book/hero fan but I like it. It’s not very hero-y. It has characters learning their powers.
Human: shows to hurt my brain It seems to me that dark, tragic adult themed shows and media have been more and more popular lately but I've been having a tough time finding a good source of information on the good stuff I haven't heard of yet. Dark mirror Edge runners Love death and robots Devil man crybaby Evangelion Squid game I can't seem to get enough of these psychological shows like these with scifi/ fantasy elements, tragic love interests, tragic heroes, violence, adult and mature themes, with characters facing mind breaking challenges and by there popularity it seems like others can't seem to get enough either! so for me and all the other masochists out there who can't subject themselves to enough of these stomach churning shows tell me what to watch next! Assistant: Homecoming on Amazon	Human: shows to hurt my brain It seems to me that dark, tragic adult themed shows and media have been more and more popular lately but I've been having a tough time finding a good source of information on the good stuff I haven't heard of yet. Dark mirror Edge runners Love death and robots Devil man crybaby Evangelion Squid game I can't seem to get enough of these psychological shows like these with scifi/ fantasy elements, tragic love interests, tragic heroes, violence, adult and mature themes, with characters facing mind breaking challenges and by there popularity it seems like others can't seem to get enough either! so for me and all the other masochists out there who can't subject themselves to enough of these stomach churning shows tell me what to watch next! Assistant: The Leftovers, Dark, Devs, Mr Robot
Human: Light Crime/Mystery Shows with Handsome Male Lead My girlfriend loved "Lucifer", "Elementary" and "Forever". Now she's looking for more shows like this to binge-watch. She likes the romance angle on these shows and can't deal with anything too dark or upsetting. Assistant: Maybe: White Collar Burn Notice Perception	Human: Light Crime/Mystery Shows with Handsome Male Lead My girlfriend loved "Lucifer", "Elementary" and "Forever". Now she's looking for more shows like this to binge-watch. She likes the romance angle on these shows and can't deal with anything too dark or upsetting. Assistant: Broadchurch
Human: Shows with changing protagonists/cast in every installment I dont know how common these are but im trying to find shows, live action or animated, where the main protagonists/cast changes every installment. If you know anime, its like Jojo's Bizzare Adventure. It could also be similar to Avatar: The Last Airbender and Avatar: The Legend of Korra where the protagonist changes from Aang to Korra. Any ideas? Assistant: American Horror Story Each season has a different plot and characters.	Human: Shows with changing protagonists/cast in every installment I dont know how common these are but im trying to find shows, live action or animated, where the main protagonists/cast changes every installment. If you know anime, its like Jojo's Bizzare Adventure. It could also be similar to Avatar: The Last Airbender and Avatar: The Legend of Korra where the protagonist changes from Aang to Korra. Any ideas? Assistant: High Maintenance
Human: spy themed shows like slow horses? Assistant: Killing Eve	Human: spy themed shows like slow horses? Assistant: sledge hammer? I dunno. I'm lazy. :D
Human: American TV shows from the 1950s/1960s and early 1990s? I'm a history teacher in the UK, I teach A Level which is 16-18 year-olds. I've been asked to prepare work for Year 11 students (15-16 year-olds) to keep them occupied during quarantine and prepare them for the next step in education. We study USA 1955-1992 Conformity and Challenge. My idea for their work is to get them to watch some TV shows from the 1950s/1960s and compare it to a TV show from the early 1990s. Something like comparing how children are presented in Father Knows Best compared to Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Maybe even comparing The Flintstones with early Simpsons. Can anyone recommend TV shows from either of these eras? I know I Love Lucy but I don't know a 1990s show that would be good to contrast. Any recommendations would be great! Thank you Assistant: Leave It To Beaver (1957-1963) - set in the 1950's. The Wonder Years (1988-1993) - set in the late 1960's early 1970's. Both shows center on the young son of the family as he learns the lessons of growing up. Each show tried to teach the lessons to the children who watched them. I think seeing what lessons they were expected to learn might prove interesting - not only in terms of the contrasts, but in terms of the consistencies.	Human: American TV shows from the 1950s/1960s and early 1990s? I'm a history teacher in the UK, I teach A Level which is 16-18 year-olds. I've been asked to prepare work for Year 11 students (15-16 year-olds) to keep them occupied during quarantine and prepare them for the next step in education. We study USA 1955-1992 Conformity and Challenge. My idea for their work is to get them to watch some TV shows from the 1950s/1960s and compare it to a TV show from the early 1990s. Something like comparing how children are presented in Father Knows Best compared to Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Maybe even comparing The Flintstones with early Simpsons. Can anyone recommend TV shows from either of these eras? I know I Love Lucy but I don't know a 1990s show that would be good to contrast. Any recommendations would be great! Thank you Assistant: The Nanny (1993-1999; TV-PG)
Human: Does anyone know a good anthology show? Something along the lines of the Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, where there is no continuity between episodes and every episode stands alone? It doesn't have to be a horror show, but I know a lot of anthology shows tend to be horror. Assistant: Alfred Hitchcock Presents - new story each episode True Detective - new story each season Fargo - new story each season	Human: Does anyone know a good anthology show? Something along the lines of the Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, where there is no continuity between episodes and every episode stands alone? It doesn't have to be a horror show, but I know a lot of anthology shows tend to be horror. Assistant: The People VS OJ Simpson The Assassination Of Gianni Versace
Human: A teen drama that’s so dumb and bizarre that it’s actually entertaining //This isn’t me bashing teenagers (specifically teenage girls) for unironically enjoying teen dramas, since I know a lot of people just love to hate on the media mostly enjoyed by teenage girls. If anyone can enjoy a show, be it ironically or unironically, then good for you! Despite being a teenager myself, I’ve barely watched any teen dramas. I unironically enjoyed teen wolf when I was 12 (though i haven’t rewatched it since the finale aired) and the first couple seasons of riverdale. However, I moved out of that brief phase of unironically enjoying those kinds of shows years ago. The only piece of teen media i’ve unironically enjoyed in recent years is the ‘to all the boys’ movies, since they were just nice and I really liked Lara-Jean. I’m team John Ambrose, though. I rarely engage with teen media outside of reaction/commentary videos, but that’s mainly movies. After watching Jenny Nicholson’s video about the Vampire Diaries for the third or fourth time, I’ve had the urge to start engaging in the world of teen dramas to see if I can derive some ‘so utterly atrocious and bizarre it’s amazing’ kind of enjoyment out of them. I’m thinking of watching the Vampire Diaries and seeing if I can get past the second season (unlike last time), as well as giving Riverdale another go, since Alex Meyers’ videos on it have given me some morbid curiosity. I’m a little iffy about revisiting Teen Wolf just because I don’t want to revisit it and realise it’s actually kinda bad. I might check it out again just for nostalgia, though. Other than that, I have no clue which ones I should try. Again, I want some garbage teen dramas that are actually entertaining. Like, I don’t want to watch some mediocre, totally boring show. I want something that makes you wonder how much money the writers earned to be able to afford all of the drugs they must have been on, or at least something you can watch and laugh at how incompetent the show is. Assistant: I'll forever defend Skins and say it is actual quality teen drama but it definitely has its fair share of silly weird over the top moments.	Human: A teen drama that’s so dumb and bizarre that it’s actually entertaining //This isn’t me bashing teenagers (specifically teenage girls) for unironically enjoying teen dramas, since I know a lot of people just love to hate on the media mostly enjoyed by teenage girls. If anyone can enjoy a show, be it ironically or unironically, then good for you! Despite being a teenager myself, I’ve barely watched any teen dramas. I unironically enjoyed teen wolf when I was 12 (though i haven’t rewatched it since the finale aired) and the first couple seasons of riverdale. However, I moved out of that brief phase of unironically enjoying those kinds of shows years ago. The only piece of teen media i’ve unironically enjoyed in recent years is the ‘to all the boys’ movies, since they were just nice and I really liked Lara-Jean. I’m team John Ambrose, though. I rarely engage with teen media outside of reaction/commentary videos, but that’s mainly movies. After watching Jenny Nicholson’s video about the Vampire Diaries for the third or fourth time, I’ve had the urge to start engaging in the world of teen dramas to see if I can derive some ‘so utterly atrocious and bizarre it’s amazing’ kind of enjoyment out of them. I’m thinking of watching the Vampire Diaries and seeing if I can get past the second season (unlike last time), as well as giving Riverdale another go, since Alex Meyers’ videos on it have given me some morbid curiosity. I’m a little iffy about revisiting Teen Wolf just because I don’t want to revisit it and realise it’s actually kinda bad. I might check it out again just for nostalgia, though. Other than that, I have no clue which ones I should try. Again, I want some garbage teen dramas that are actually entertaining. Like, I don’t want to watch some mediocre, totally boring show. I want something that makes you wonder how much money the writers earned to be able to afford all of the drugs they must have been on, or at least something you can watch and laugh at how incompetent the show is. Assistant: 🇺🇸DINNER IN AMERICA - 2020🇺🇸 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9058654/ Hilarious.
Human: Action/adventure shows that aren't dark and serious I recently happened to watch the first episode of The Bionic Woman, and it felt refreshingly lighthearted. No one was battling PTSD, no one was out to avenge a loved one, the main characters weren't stuck in a moral grey area... the atmosphere just generally wasn't dark and nasty. Maybe this is selection bias on my part, but it feels like a lot of modern fiction is angry and angsty. Is no one making lighthearted adventure shows anymore? Assistant: Reacher (Amazon Prime) isn’t totally light-hearted but the main character doesn’t dwell on things, to put it mildly. Also: * Peacemaker (HBOMax) * The Mandalorian (Disney+) * (Maybe) Firefly (Hulu)	Human: Action/adventure shows that aren't dark and serious I recently happened to watch the first episode of The Bionic Woman, and it felt refreshingly lighthearted. No one was battling PTSD, no one was out to avenge a loved one, the main characters weren't stuck in a moral grey area... the atmosphere just generally wasn't dark and nasty. Maybe this is selection bias on my part, but it feels like a lot of modern fiction is angry and angsty. Is no one making lighthearted adventure shows anymore? Assistant: The mandalorian
Human: [REQUEST] Shows like The boys ? Assistant: Watchmen is very similar in the general theme, but it takes a more serious tone and slower pacing. It is a very good show.	Human: [REQUEST] Shows like The boys ? Assistant: Watchmen
Human: Looking for True Crime/Story Dramas (Manhunt, Mindhunters etc...) I have been working my way through all of the dramatized shows that depict real crime or major stories. The ones I have watched Manhunt (both seasons) Mindhunters (both seasons) Waco American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson I am open to documentaries or movies that are about true events as well. But in general I enjoy the dramatization :D Thanks! Assistant: Des when they see us Dirty John I am the night Doco: Tiger King The Keepers Dony F\\ck with cats wild wild country	Human: Looking for True Crime/Story Dramas (Manhunt, Mindhunters etc...) I have been working my way through all of the dramatized shows that depict real crime or major stories. The ones I have watched Manhunt (both seasons) Mindhunters (both seasons) Waco American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson I am open to documentaries or movies that are about true events as well. But in general I enjoy the dramatization :D Thanks! Assistant: HBO’s I’ll Be Gone In the Dark
Human: Shows about exploration? Hello I'm interested in shows about exploration, particularly historical or fantasy in nature. Are there any shows people could recommend? Assistant: The 100? 100 teenagers are thrown off a space station after the end of the world to see if the world is survivable. the first few episodes are awful but it's got a lot of exploration and then it gets really good!	Human: Shows about exploration? Hello I'm interested in shows about exploration, particularly historical or fantasy in nature. Are there any shows people could recommend? Assistant: Relic Hunter, Young Indiana Jones ?