r/tvsuggestions

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New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community.

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago

What’s a series that started slowly but became excellent once you stayed with it?

I usually only give tv shows 3 episodes and if I don’t love it i quit it but I was wondering if their are any shows out there where the second half of the show is worth the extra long slow set up?

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u/VesperValance — 10 days ago
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If I liked Monk and Psych TV Series, which ones do you recommend I should watch ?

Haven't been finding some TV series, where I can watch 3-4 series. Light hearted comedy, without need to focus and pay attention as much. Any recommendations ?

Disclaimer: I posted this already on r/television and for some reason Mods removed the post. Did get responses that included - Chuck, Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Brooklyn 99, Burn Notice, Ludwig, Mentalist.

While Collar was one that was suggested that I did not watch and am going to try.

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u/Grouchy-Bullfrog-293 — 11 days ago

Shows that do work-related conference episodes

not looking for a whole show, just episodes where they do a work conference or “industry showcase” type of episode … does that make sense?

some examples i can think of
- brooklyn 99 “Cop-Con”
- kimmy schmidt “Kimmy Disrupts the Paradigm”

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u/NoVideo7040 — 8 days ago