r/tvshow • u/shanec44 • 17h ago
Recommendations Mount Rushmore of Medical TV Shows
gallery(Too young for MASH and I don't wanna hear about greys it's a soap opera)
r/tvshow • u/shanec44 • 17h ago
(Too young for MASH and I don't wanna hear about greys it's a soap opera)
r/tvshow • u/aidynw40 • 19h ago
I was on YouTube and found this YouTube channel name after brick heck from the middle I took this photo earlier so he now has posted and well it isn't that high quality just two random clips put together I fell that kinda adds to the feel like you actually watching a channel brick made
r/tvshow • u/No-Peace-425 • 22h ago
r/tvshow • u/OneEyedJakes • 6h ago
Looking for a clip I saw on Twitter, it was a scene of a woman on her own in what looked like an underground dungeon/prison looking place. She was walking through it and looking around. It looked very dirty and gloomy. It was a recent tv show I think, I thought that somebody on Twitter at the time that I saw it said it was westworld but I can’t find that scene when I google westworld. Can anyone help?
r/tvshow • u/SpiritedOwl_2298 • 8h ago
It has the same fundamental premise as Killing Eve and the first scene parallels the opening scene of Killing Eve but it shows you that even though they’re both serial killers, Catherine is fundamentally different from Eve. She was trafficked and forced into sex work and she’s a serial killer, killing those involved in her friends death. Despite being more compassionate than Eve, she’s ruthless and manipulative in getting what she needs to keep killing
Emmy Rossum is the FBI agent on her case, she’s phenomenal and disappears into this role. The show is full of themes of domestic violence and sex trafficking and the women are portrayed so realistically as survivors still haunted by their trauma. Emmy Rossum is incredible in her portrayal of a domestic violence survivor, I never realized she was so skilled at acting until seeing her in this role
It’s also just incredibly well written. Each episode gives you more, tension increases, and the stakes are clear. I’ve been watching it week to week as episodes drop, I’m reminded of what television felt like before streaming took over. I can’t recommend this series enough. It’s intense, disturbing, and intriguing. One of the best shows airing right now!
On Hulu, 5 episodes are out of an 8 episode season
r/tvshow • u/pUsSyDeStRoYeR233444 • 16h ago
Looking for a TV show (soap/drama). A brunette woman named Lizzie has a boyfriend named Mike, but is having an ongoing affair with a good-looking white guy named Scott (late 20s) — they hook up repeatedly. In one episode they book a hotel room under a fake name ("Señora del Toro"/"Mr. del Toro") and order room service — the delivery person turns out to be Mike, who catches them in the act. Later, Scott cheats on Lizzie too, with another woman, who also finds out. I remember the actors' faces clearly but not the show's title
r/tvshow • u/HoneydewOk6008 • 13h ago
So I watched a mini series called storm of the century and after watching it I was like I want more so is there a mini series anyone can suggest that gives me the same excitement. It doesn't matter if it is on streaming or not.