Where are you going after this show ends?

How gracious of you to give the board a compliment and I can't speak for anyone else, but as for myself, thank you. I like this forum too and I will miss it when the series ends. My guess is that this board will slowly die out, except for a few stragglers.

I am catching up on series' I've always wanted to watch and Netflix has a lot of them. It's hard to suggest anything without knowing your tastes or what you have already viewed. So far I have watched (in no particular order).....

1. Dexter
2. Orange is the New Black
3. Mad Men
4. Peaky Blinders
5. Penny Dreadful

And I just started Sons of Anarchy. Plus, I've already watched a lot on cable, too numerous to name. A few that I would recommend if you haven't seen them.....


1. Boardwalk Empire
2. Deadwood
3. Justify
4. Breaking bad.

I'm sure others can add what they recommend. Happy viewing!

Ill finish the affair season 3, as it airs,
return to the young pope to watch it again when it airs on HBO so i can understand the Italian


most of all, i am waiting for Twin Peaks (in may hopefully)

If you haven't seen the first two season of twin peaks, id recommend getting ready, season 3 is going to be a wild ride, and twin peaks is the only show that really gets me thinking on the level rectify does,

ill be looking forward to bosch season 3,
hulus "chance" is really good, hugh laurie playing a neuropsychiatrist,
hap and leanoard season 2, (sundance's other good show)

i really hope Ray Mackinnon gets a new a show,maybe on a bigger network, and gets Aden young to come along,

when ever true detective comes back i will be there, if it comes because, hopefully it comes back
the same can be said about the knick,

forgot to mention fargo, that is always good for discussions,

unfortunately nothing is like rectify(or fortunately depending on your outlook)
although i will stress Twin Peaks, i am 27, and ive been waiting 25 year:(
ok slight exaggeration, more like 12 years,

Broadchurch for sure, and there are toher shows in the pipeline that i know i will be watching, but again, nothing as ripe for discussion as rectify,

I wonder where sign_in will go, i might be inclined to follow for the *beep* and giggles

I've seen pretty much everything I ever wanted to see, I'm thinking about just rewatching The Sopranos, Seinfeld & The X-Files when I get time to dig out my dvd's from moving boxes.

Since another poster recced many good shows, I'll just put over many David Simon shows instead of repeating.
Homicide: Life On The Street - Gritty network police procedural set in Baltimore that tries to avoid every trope of network procedurals. 7 Seasons & a Movie.

The Corner - 6 part mini-series detailing the true lives of some junkies & their surroundings in Baltimore.

The Wire - Set in Baltimore following cops of all ranks, drug lords and their underlings on the street, regular people, 5 seasons, each season following a different industry but linked. Fantastic characters and probably my fave show, gets better the more I rewatch it.

Generation Kill - Based on a true life Battalion invading Iraq in 2003, a 7 part series, closest to a modern day war version of Band Of Brothers & The Pacific, yet a very different style of warfare.

Treme - A 4 season slice of life show set in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina infused with many musical performances. I always think this show is as close to being similar to Rectify as I've seen.

Show Me A Hero - A 6 part mini-series set between 1987 - 1994 about the politicians & homeowners during the housing desegregation in Westchester County. A must see if you're an Oscar Isaac fan.

First one was on NBC the other 5 were on HBO.

I'll also pimp Oz (Great 6 season Prison show), The Night Of (Mini-series bout the judicial system), Fargo (Quirky crime anthology) & Stranger Things (Like Spielberg, Stephen King, The X-Files & Silent Hill in a blender, a homage to everything but somehow turns out to be much fun to watch).
Few things to look into.

Mickeymyhorse ~ you have excellent taste in TV viewing and have mentioned most of my favorites!

Homeland returns in January, so there's that for me.

Then Outlander returns in the spring; Game of Thrones in July. Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) is currently in Taiji, Japan, speaking out on behalf of those poor dolphins that are being slaughtered. The Leftovers (great novel!) also returns next year, I think for its final season.

As for Rectify ending, I haven't felt this bereft about a series wrapping up since Lost. Also from that era, Deadwood; Six Feet Under; Big Love; Battlestar Galactica: Reimagined Series and Caprica. Loved them all.

Wish Revolution; The Returned; Resurrection didn't end. Family, I was not so enamored of, but I would have liked an ending, to find out why the son decided to trade places with the other captive child.

Need to get back to House of Cards (still on season 2); Treme (didn't watch the final season); The Killing (need to watch the last two seasons) - have much to catch up on. Recorded the final episodes of Wallander, haven't watched them yet.

Someone told me to "Walk, Don't Run to see Oz." Never saw that; The Wire; Breaking Bad. I plan to. (Saw the final episode only of Breaking Bad, mostly because I love that song.)

So, lots of TV viewing to keep me occupied as far as TV goes.

A lot of people are praising Durrells in Corfu.

For lighter fare (mostly; some drama in it), I recommended a sleeper - Ballykissangel, set in an exurb of Dublin, from the early part of this century.

I know I'm missing a lot more, like the Gillian Anderson detective series. So much good stuff on TV, where to find the time whether one has a busy life or not? I also love going to the movies. Manchester-By-The-Sea (featuring "Janet's" husband Kenneth Lonergan as writer and director) is the top of my list for the next film to see. What a talented couple!

I'm a big fan of the performing arts, no matter what the medium. It sort of irks me that people say TV is a waste. A good story is a good story, no matter how it's presented. I think we've been experiencing another Golden Age of Television since the debut of Homicide: Life on the Streets. Although one could go back earlier, with St. Elsewhere and Hill Street Blues.

Hope to see all of you on the boards in the coming months!

Sorry for the abundance of posts, but if you haven't watched Westworld already, Sunday night is the finale,

i missed out on most of the discussions by getting far behind and avoiding spoilers,
its like deadwood, meets lost, meets Skynet,

the production value is awesome, it isn't rectify, but it can make one ponder about the future of artificial intelligence, and Americas need for incessant violence

I'll be going to Season 2 of Bloodline, a great Netflix original.

I really enjoyed Season 1 of Fargo and Season 1 of True Detective. I also recommend Hell on Wheels, Justified and Black Mirror (Netflix).

I just binged a marvellous new piece of Nordic noir called Midnight Sun. It's a French-Swedish co-production from the team behind the original The Bridge and filmed in the Arctic circle. It's an absolute knock-out and it's even partially in English (although the accents make it a bit tough to understand sometimes).