[kayrey]

Originally Posted by L i N d $ @ y (View Post) I really enjoyed that one too, freaking hilarious. I hope there's another season.

I read something about s3 being likely but probably not for a long time.

[baelfire24]

Originally Posted by L i N d $ @ y (View Post) I'm going to try and watch Dear White People soon. Kinda curious with all the buzz it's getting.

Dear White People was really good.

I hope it gets renewed for another season.

[Always & Forever]

I just finished watching One Day At A Time. I pretty much only kept watching it because of Schneider & Lydia.

[CONDEMNED666]

Out of all the shows I find hardest to watch, Master of None is one that is really close to what I face

[lizzybug57]

Originally Posted by CONDEMNED666 (View Post) Out of all the shows I find hardest to watch, Master of None is one that is really close to what I face

That's how i feel. I seriously got through maybe one episode.

[stlavin95]

What is Dear White People like?

[Lethally Floral]

I loved ODAT and Master of None might be my favorite Netflix show so with that said--

Dear White People, another show I like, is about a bunch of black students at an Ivy League school that is prominently white (I believe).

Each episode focuses on different characters and we see how they experience the same incidents. For instance, there are characters who are activists who feel like they need to disrupt things for justice. Then there are others who feel like they need to make change through conversation. There's tension between the two. Also addressed are things like colorism and interracial dating. It's funny but also deals with serious issues.

[lizzybug57]

Thanks for giving us more info on Dear White People. I've heard good things about it, and it definitely sounds eye opening and thought provoking.

[stlavin95]

Sounds interesting, thanks for the info.

[Tech Noir]

I recently watched The Keepers, a documentary about an unsolved murder of a young nun back in 1969. It took me a few days to scrub my soul clean from listening to the sexual abuse/ rape accounts of the girls at the hands of a couple of the priests (and other local men, including police) and the cover up stories about the archdiocese. I got a nasty case of second-hand pollution by watching this miniseries, and I wish I hadn’t seen it now. I don’t want to carry the knowledge that this kind of evil exists in the world. :/

[Romantic In Denial]

That sounds awful. Appalling that people who are supposed to protect us, are among some of the worst offenders. If I run across this documentary, I will definitely steer clear. It's kind of hard to unknow something like this.

[lizzybug57]

Oh my gosh-that sounds gut wrenching and appalling to watch.

[CONDEMNED666]

Anyone watch Master of None (by Aziz Ansari)?

Episode 8 in season 2 is an interesting episode (along with episode 6)

[Lethally Floral]

I watched it! I love the series.

[lizzybug57]

Yay! You guys have each other to talk about it with! Love that!