We watched the ending of The Bearcsnd thought it was good. Still most of it was weak.
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Did Carmy stay or leave?I thought he left but DH says he’s in his white chefs coat looking around and realizing how much he loved it there after he talked it out with the architect. I think he looked so happy because he made peace with himself and his new move.
It’s deliberately open to interpretation.But let’s be real - that architecture interview was not stellar
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I didn’t know we couldn’t ask spoileR questions if we announced it.
Simply writing “spoiler" doesn’t prevent anyone from seeing the spoiler.
At this point, revealing that Lt. Colonel Henry Blake was killed when his plane was shot down over the Sea of Japan wouldn’t be considered a spoiler, but the conclusion of a series where all episodes of a season dropped this month might be.
I also think particularly in this thread which doesn’t focus on one show AND is often about shows that are not very recent spoilers are even less ok here.
For instance if this a thread about a particular show - let’s say The Pitt - and the show has finished a season and it’s aired - that might be more ok to post a spoiler because people clicking the thread are coming specifically for THAT SHOW discussion - and if you ah ent watched the latest episode, you risk being spoiled!
Whereas this thread contains info about multiple shows.
fwiw the bear final season was most satisfying since it flew by. faks bros were the comic relief to qualify in that category vs drama. n=1
Good point. We have users - like me - that use this thread to find new shows to watch. So we need to keep that in mind
Thank you for this! I was scrolling on this site yesterday and barely managed to avert my eyes in time to avoid the spoiler. I’m really looking forward to seeing the final season of The Bear - I love this show - but let my Hulu subscription lapse since there was nothing else for me to watch after I caught up on the last season of The Bear, the final season of Handmaids Tale and Alien:Earth. Might be awhile before I get the chance so appreciate keeping this thread spoiler free.
Ride or Die on Amazon Prime is pretty good! Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer are hilarious and Bill Nighy is always great. https://youtu.be/QFGAxkTRAG8?si=CnznzwkZrPvMOQBd
I am getting tired of The Five-Star Weekend. I may stop after 4 episodes.
I was looking forward to it, just trying to decide if I should watch it without my husband (I have several shows I watch when he’s not around).
I’d say definitely without your husband. Girly-girly-girly.
Thank you, that’s what I figured!
We finished Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine. It was ok, but we were often confused (especially by Sergio who likes like a young Damien) … didn’t realize there was Money Heist and others we should have watched first. Scenery/sets were nice.
We also watched Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine a couple of weeks ago and like you did not realize there were others that came before it!
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27557289/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk boroughs 
very good cast
I am bummed it wasn’t renewed.
The end of Heartstopper just dropped - last season is actually a long film roughly the length of 3 episodes. Nick and Charlie are in their senior cycle (17-18) and facing questions College Confidential students also face: who am I? What do I write in my personal statement? Do I go far away (5 hours) or nearby? What am I going to study? Will I stay friends with my friends who are also going? What about those who “stay put”, do they stay “behind”?
LOL - many of us missed that, I guess. (It still annoys that there is a character named Berlin in a series with many city names.)
AI Overview
The best way to watch the Money Heist (La Casa de Papel) universe is in release order, as the prequel series contains thematic ties, character development, and returns from original cast members that are best appreciated with prior knowledge. [1, 2]
Recommended Release Order
Money Heist (Seasons 1–5): Start with the core series. It sets up the universe, introduces Andrés de Fonollosa (Berlin), and provides the full emotional weight of his character arc. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Money Heist: From Tokyo to Berlin: A behind-the-scenes documentary series detailing the intense production of the final parts of the main show. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Berlin: Season 1 – The Jewels of Paris: A prequel series taking place years before the Royal Mint heist, following Berlin’s “golden age” as he plots an audacious theft in France. [1, 2, 3]
Berlin: Season 2 – The Lady with an Ermine: The second prequel installment, which sees Berlin and his crew reunite for an art heist in Seville, Spain. [1, 2, 3]
Alternative: Chronological Order
If you prefer to follow the exact timeline of Berlin’s life sequentially, you can watch the prequel series first. However, note that watching in this order may soften the progression of his character’s darker traits seen in the original show. [1, 2]
(Note: The standalone South Korean spin-off, Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area, takes place in an alternate universe and can be watched independently at any point). [1, 2]
I just finished Netflix’s reboot of Little House on the Prairie. I was a big fan of the original show growing up. I really enjoyed the new interpretation, and I liked the casting. Yes, it’s fictional.