What TV series are you currently watching?

[BellaKnight]

I've got so many tv shows to catch up on!
I'm still on season 6 of Game of Thrones

[Hunterj]

I just got into westworld, I didn't think I would like it. But man was it really well done. Definitely watch season two.

[renez]

I'm currently on the last season of Orphan Black and have recently started watching The Handmaid's Tale, which has a pretty dark story but is pretty interesting.

[Brendarella]

Ash v. Evil Dead - Season 1
Witty, funny, gory and just as much fun as the original film.

[wildneutrino]

Hmmm ... well, Stranger Things and Game of Thrones are done for now, so ...
Vikings is greatly underrated.
Then the 4 CW's super-hero shows : Flash, Supergirl, Arrow and Legends of tomorrow.
Riverdale is average, but fun to watch.
Marvel's Runaways on Hulu is pretty cool.

Oh, and ... Australia's very own soap ... Home and Away !


Yeah ... I know ... :)

[EricR]

I’m watching 3 shows on Netflix/Amazon Prime/Hulu: Shameless (UK version), Stranger Things and Sense 8.

[D289]

I'm watching Fawlty Towers on Netflix. Amazing writing and crazy awesome peformances.

[timnudist]

On Netflix,  gotham, father brown.  Shannara Chronicles

[peter s]

Ash v. Evil Dead  s3 started , supernatural, once upon a time and the big bang 

[rockasocka1992]

Re-watching The Walking Dead with my girlfriend  .

[D289]

I’m watching EastEnders right now. It’s went proper mental now. Even by their lowly standards...

[jadyn88]

I'm watching The Orville...it's actually a pretty good show with a bit of comedy mixed in.

[highglyder]

Currently watching Fugueuse (Runaway in English), which is a series about a 16 y/o girl who gets lured into human trafficking and jeuvenile prostitution, how it affects her family and friends, and was created for social awareness.

Started season two of The Crown and still have one episode remaining of the first season of Riverdale.

[D289]

I've been watching the Orville too. Great TV show.

[D289]

A great show on Crunchyroll is "No Dropping Out: Back to School at 35," it's best described as a Japanese Waterloo Road, with a middle-aged protagonist. It's one of those TV schools with six teachers and about eleven students.