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harborshore) wrote2012-05-22 10:25 am
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help! need suggestions for dvd series.
My brother's 21st birthday is tomorrow. He just had knee surgery, in another three months he will have MORE knee surgery (fuck fuck fuck, I feel so bad for him) and I need a present that will help him sit still this summer when he needs to rest.
So. He and his girlfriend just finished watching all of West Wing and they LOVED it. I need long series that are just as good and engrossing, which I realize is complicated, but yes. Help? He's seen Game of Thrones, and it's also not quite long enough yet (more than 2 seasons is preferable but not absolutely necessary).
Also, I'm still taking Avengers or X-men cuddling prompts in my last post.
So. He and his girlfriend just finished watching all of West Wing and they LOVED it. I need long series that are just as good and engrossing, which I realize is complicated, but yes. Help? He's seen Game of Thrones, and it's also not quite long enough yet (more than 2 seasons is preferable but not absolutely necessary).
Also, I'm still taking Avengers or X-men cuddling prompts in my last post.
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I'd also second Farscape if he likes sci-fi.
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Non sci-fi things, hmmm, Carnivale is supposed to be compelling but somewhat unsatisfying as it's essentially unfinished - it got cancelled before the story arc closed. Or maybe The Sopranos, or The Borgias, if he's into costume dramas. Downton Abbey, if he'd like his costume drama slightly less bloody.
I'll second The Wire recs above and add The Bill and/or NYPD Blue, if he's into police procedurals.
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...my family watches a lot of TV together, and these are the shows that seem universally loved, regardless of genre preferences.
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