I agree that it’s probably not good value these days, but it’s difficult to know what’s a good alternative. A lot of programmes are already available on free to stream British TV channels such as Iplayer etc.
I sometimes feel the same, then some good stuff appears, and I forget how horrid and frustrating Netflix can be. Currently I am overwhelmed with watchable stuff because I went without it altogether for a few months earlier this year.
I rewatched Ground Hog Day, I never get tired of watching this film, so many really funny moments, it’s just brilliant!
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I am enjoying The Beast in Me so far and surprisingly Special Ops Lioness
Was very disturbed to see that Parenthood is disappearing in early December. I have been watching one or two episodes a week so am only up to series 2, it is a quiet, gentle series but very entertaining with good characters, I doubt I will see it all before is vanishes.
I have to clean up my “Continue Watching” list as there are a couple of series that I have abandoned which still leer at me.
Can’t wait for another series of Riot Women and The Diplomat but I think Professor T has run its course, the last series was very disappointing.
(not all of those are on Netflix)
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that’s a shame. I watched it all a while ago and it’s very good.
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We have all six seasons of Parenthood available on Netflix, I’ve seen them all, definitely on my “favourites list”. I started watching The Diplomat but then left it as I was getting bored.
There are some nasty violent scenes, bad sex, incest, which is all a bit unfortunate. We’ve decided to drop it halfway through the first series. Has anyone else tried it? Is S2 and/or S3 less, erm, dark.
We are gonna watch Man on the Inside Season 2 
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We abandoned it after the first few minutes, can’t really remember why, just a bit noisy and hectic maybe. Too late to give it another go now.
fun fact :Mary Steenburgen (Mona) and Ted Danson (Charles) have been real life married for 30 years
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Just watched the latest Bridget Jones film - Mad about the boy. I loved it just like I loved the previous three films which I’ve seen twice.
These are definitely on my “favourites” list.
Allso very nostalgic for me, the Hampstead setting, not far from where I used to live and a pub in that area, where we used to go sometimes,the Spaniards Inn. 
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I enjoyed the film but didn’t like the “boy” because of the character the same actor plays in the White Lotus season 2. I probably would have enjoyed it more had I not seen that first.
Agree Hampstead is very lovely. The Holly Bush or the Flask are also nice pubs.
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I’ve been watching Ripple which seemed saccharine at first but is actually quite good.
Currently watching The Left-Handed Girl a Taiwan movie shot on an iPhone!
Hope to give this a go next. 
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I’ll have to check out Ripple too, see what it’s like.
We watched the first two episodes of Ripple last night … it plods along at a nice pace. Thanks @AnnieS
I’ve just found out Ripple isn’t available on Netflix for us yet, should be in near future.
I keep getting emails from Netflix about the latest must-watch, only to find it’s not available here.
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I have added it to my list
Over halfway through now. Someone on another forum described it as
“The quality of a made for tv Christmas movie, which is fine for a mindless watch”
and I’m inclined to agree. 
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