I just started FUBAR. It's not bad. Very much what you'd expect an Arnold series to be like. It's kind of what a True Lies series might be like if not made by James Cameron. It's fun, though. Not all of the jokes are good but I've found myself laughing a few times. It's perhaps a bit cheap feeling at times. I'm only three episodes in (out of 8). The thing it lacks is good cameos. Apart from Arnold there's nobody else that's a face, though I did recognise Allota Fagina from Austin Powers as Arnold's character's ex-wife.

I would like to see FUBAR, it looks fun enough.

I'm watching S16 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia right now, they're still good, DeVito was great in the last chess episode.

Already wasn't in love with the Bear but season 2 is worse in that by setting it around them renovating the restaurant it lost the best part of the show, the turned to 11 intensity of the kitchen scenes when they fall behind and yell at each other. The best episode of season 1 was the one where Sid stabbed Ritchie and she called Carmy a piece of shit. I don't care about stuff like the dessert guy going to Copenhagen. I will watch long enough to go to ultra stacked guest star episode with Jamie Lee Curtis, Bob Odenkirk, John Mulaney, Gillian Jacobs and Jon Bernthal though.

I'm enjoying Mrs. Maisel so far, the supporting cast (Alex Borstein, Tony Shahloub, etc.) is excellent and I hope they give Brosnahan a classy type look like this as Lois Lane cause she's a huge babe with this style.

Halfway through Beef. Highly compelling television.

Last episode of Sunny S16 was great, classic Dennis, glad they're keeping this going, they have a few more seasons in them I think.

Billions
Picard
30 Rock
Ahsoka
and a dozen other tv shows lol

New Futurama episodes are not great but I'm still glad to have it back.

South Park Panderverse special was an A+. One of their best ever.

Upload is kinda like San Junipero mixed with The Good Place. Pretty good so far.

The Curse is solid with some great cringe comedy moments, Emma Stone is killing it.

Reacher - Not sure I'll keep watching but combining Sherlock Holmes with Arnold's character from Commando was kind of a fun idea

The Buccaneers - this show knows the formula of 1800s teen girl show, give her two mega handsome lords or Dukes to fend off marriage proposals from, a semi-heel golden child sister, pop soundtrack, etc. Still kind of has a natural vibe I like and juicy drama though.

I just finished watching "One Day." I'd seen the film many years ago so knew how this was going to end but this miniseries absolutely destroyed me. Ambika Mod and Leo Woodall are just absolutely spellbinding to watch and have electric chemistry - and the series executes an old fashioned weepie vibe a lot more successfully than the movie did. I cried my way through the last 3 episodes.

Hope this launches Ambika and Leo into many future successful projects.

I started watching this Ted series, and it's pretty good, the concept lends itself well to the TV format.

My ashamed guilty pleasure of 2023, Lopez vs. Lopez, is back for a second season. And you bet your ass I watched both episodes on Tuesday, cringing the whole time and still feeling compelled to watch.

There's something so weirdly comforting about a sitcom that's so obnoxiously bad. Maybe it takes me back to the old kid show sitcoms.

Good list. I like the Crown and nowadays rewatch Buffy