Netflix Instant recommendations thread

[AllSussedOut]

I think Friday Night Lights may still be there.

But yeah, Louie.

[Creekmore_Banks]

I love all of these:

Detour
Louie
Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story
Saxondale
Archer
Frontline episodes
Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
Carlos
The Killing
Party Down
The Rockford Files

[Charles Arrington]

Documentaries are definitely a strong point in the Instant Play section.

a lot of good ones have been named, but I'll specifically point out to view
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Restrepo
Food inc

and Street Fight, about the mayoral campaign between Sharpe James & Corey Booker


Tv Series
Damages
Breaking Bad
Mad Men
Friday Night Lights

[JimmyNoodles]

The Parking Lot Movie
Comedians of Comedy: The Movie
Zach Galifianakis: Live at the Purple Onion
Louis CK: Chewed Up
Last Train Home
Twin Peaks
Firefly
Pawn Stars (Just to keep up with Best Show references)
Battlestar Galactica
The League
Trailer Park Boys
Fish Tank
This Is England
Buffalo '66

[Chris L]

In the City of Sylvia

[Paul DeLouisiana]

Documentaries are definitely a strong point in the Instant Play section.

a lot of good ones have been named, but I'll specifically point out to view
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Restrepo
Food inc

and Street Fight, about the mayoral campaign between Sharpe James & Corey Booker


Tv Series
Damages
Breaking Bad
Mad Men
Friday Night Lights

SInce when is Breaking Bad on Instant? The Nilsson documentary is worth watching(especially for this one Mickey Dolenz interview where he freaks out.)

[dave from knoxville]

Breaking Bad appeared a couple of weeks back.

I can recommend Stagecoach, and I usually can't watch John Wayne. I am re-watching Bride of Frankenstein this weekend, for maybe the 5th time.

[YuriDedman]

I've found Jiminy Glick at the 2008 Independent Spirit Awards to be an entertaining way to spend 30 minutes. Glick makes fun of Netflix and interviews Rainn Wilson, Ellen Page, Maria Bello, Dennis Hopper, Steve Buscemi, and Ed Begley Jr.

[jbissell]

Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen

Top comic Byron Allen hosts this riotous combination of chat show, pointed social commentary and live stand-up, which features a rotating panel of the hottest comedians riffing without restraint on the news of the day and their personal pet peeves.

[JonFromMaplewood]

Speaking of Byron Allen, where are Skip Stephenson and Sarah Purcell these days?

[JonFromMaplewood]

Ah shit. Skip Stephenson's dead.  Sorry I asked.

[puppycity]

Ah shit. Skip Stephenson's dead.  Sorry I asked.

and even in death...

"Valhalla Rising" was almost as good as "Howard the Duck"
"Adventures in Power" highly recommended even though Michael McKean is in the hate pit and Rush is frowned apparently frowned upon by the Cynics (but not Ted Leo).

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[JonFromMaplewood]

Ah shit. Skip Stephenson's dead.  Sorry I asked.

and even in death...

I cannot vouch for the veracity of these, but if Ibsen's is true (#7 in this list), it is the best last utterance ever:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mikehayes/the-last-words-of-famous-writers

Sorry, I digress from the topic.

[dave from knoxville]

Ah shit. Skip Stephenson's dead.  Sorry I asked.

and even in death...

"Valhalla Rising" was almost as good as "Howard the Duck"
"Adventures in Power" highly recommended even though Michael McKean is in the hate pit and Rush is frowned apparently frowned upon by the Cynics (but not Ted Leo).

Nardwuar recently interviewed that Adventures with Power guy. Sounded like good fun.

[~L]

 I have gotten hooked on Breaking Bad on Netflix instant Season 1-3, Season 4 can be found on sidereel.com