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I'm watching orphan Black before it leaves Netflix. I'm truly in awe of Tatiana. I keep forgetting that one actress is playing each clone.

She breaks it in two, sets it on fire and writes no with the ashes. Just great writing. A throw away line that exactly describes the current vibe of Roz and Fraiser.

The Kominsky Method slowed up in my Netflix feed and I decided I would try it. It's growing on me. Michael Douglas and Alan Atkin dealing with all things related to being a senior. Just thought I'd give it a shout out here. A bonus, Kathleen Turner is also in it.

Even the one off actors we never hear or see again

They Cloned Tyrone was a clue on jeopardy today. Ken Jennings said it was a great movie. Any thoughts?

Is anybody going to watch They Cloned Tyrone on Netflix after Ken said it was a great movie?

Did Elizabeth Rohm make a big mistake leaving Angel for law and order? Would her character arche on Angel have been impactful?

Looking for hidden kdrama thriller gems on Netflix or Amazon. I've watched little women and a killer paradox. I enjoyed both.

I just love this line. I don't know why.

Motor skills is one of favorite episodes. We became back row huligans. Fraiser and Niles breaking bad in a fun light hearted way are some of the best episodes. What are some of your favorites where the characters break bad?

I've seen all the popular series that are mentioned on this sub. Does anyone have some hidden gems that are rarely mentioned? Preferably true crime docs, comedies, or psychological thrillers.