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The first four seasons are amazing, after that it goes downhill fast. Especially if you have read the books.

Peaky Blinders, it's really amazing, I've just finished the second season.

In good or bad ?

Rare are the series of this consistent exceptionnal quality, those I know are Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Netflix's Daredevil (shame on Marvel and Disney for cancelling the series just so they could make their own shows on Disney +) I have also heard a bit about the Sopranos, have you...

How is it compared to Family Guy ? Which one is the worst of the two ?

Why did you do something that self-hurting ?

Esterno Notte, an italian series about the kidnapping and murder of Aldo Moro, president of Italy, by the Red Brigades in 1978.

Peaky Blinders, I finally started to watch it and I am not regretting it. Cillian Murphy is really chilling as Thomas Shelby.

Well until Lalo arrives.

I'm just watching the original episode of Star Trek. I have heard and read so many times about Star Trek, and the original series in particular but without ever watching it before.

Breaking Bad was an entirely original story, and one that many didn't believe it at first. I read that someone scoffed at the idea of the series at first, saying that a physics/chemistry teacher becoming a drug dealer was the dumbest idea ever.

I did, loved all of it. Stellar storytelling, chemistry between characters and the acting was Five Stars. I'm genuinely amazed about how Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul got so many amazing actors with such performances for them. It's very rare for a show to have such a flawless casting...

Did you finish Better Call Saul, btw ?

Watched just a few videos of Velma, man how could anyone have been capable and willing to produce that hot burning garbage ? It's an assassination, no a massacre of the Scooby-Doo franchise and characters.

Star Wars: Andor, perhaps even better of a show than the Mandalorian is, which says a lot since I love the Mandalorian.

Wednesday, I love the Addams Family and this series' gothic theme and dark humor, served best by Tim Burton's writing, Danny Elfman's music and the various and colorful characters of the series.

He's introduced in season 4 but he truly makes his impact during seasons 5 and 6 with his feud against Gus and the deep scare and trauma he gives to Jimmy.

I can tell you it's largely worth it, I love Lalo, he's just so charismatic, entertaining and scary at the same time plus Tony Dalton's performance is amazing (though this is the norm for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul) .

Better Call Saul was the goat, just like the series it originated from. Vince Giligan and Peter Gould are amazing, just like all the actors of the Breaking Bad verse.

Better Call Saul. Lalo Salamanca is such an amazing character, affable, funny, charismatic and yet so disturbing and terrifying at the same time.