We're several seasons behind on Vikings. We dropped a lot of shows when ltc was born, but that is one I'd like to get back to.
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I'm two episodes into Warrior Nun, and I've decided I'm calling it EuroBuffy.
I thought that was Hexed?
We only got through Hamilton tonight, but tomorrow: Warrior Nun!
....that is definitely not how I'd describe Hexed.
You could argue for a "if you like X you might like Y" kind of thing, but it's really not the same kind of show.
I haven't had a chance to watch it myself, but I've heard good things about The Witcher from friends, even those that haven't played the games; if Henry Cavill fighting evil in a ridiculous wig is your thing.
Wynonna Earp improves as it goes on, the first season is definitely the weakest because there is soooo much mythology infodumping going on.
Watched the first episode of Warrior Nun tonight, which did not disappoint. I have to keep watching it, because I need to know what happens. I'm intrigued by the Eurotrash Grifters, want to know what the story is with the priest Father I-Am-Clearly-Hiding-Something, and kind of love the Vaguely Lesbian Warrior Nuns. (Okay, some of them are more than "vaguely" lesbian.)
Any monster-fighting nuns are going to have some seriously big shoes to fill in Sister Agatha from the BBC Dracula.
I have to keep watching it, because I need to know what happens.
Let the record reflect that my skepticism about "one episode" was clearly stated.