Wednesday Season 2 -- It's just great to have Jenna back. And Woe Thyself, the body switching episode, is my favorite of this season. No BF, but the very first episode has Wednesday tied to a chair and gagged. (Netflix)
The Pitt -- A far more realistic look at an ER, with each episode covering an hour per episode over the course of a shift. It works superbly. (HBOMAX)
Marvel Zombies -- A fun dark ride through an alternate Marvel universe that's been taken over by zombies. Watch all four half hour shows back to back and you've got yourself a two hour zombie movie with superheroes. (Disney+)
Andor -- This series was simply marvelous. The final episode takes us right up to the events of Rogue One. Andor is one of the greatest Star Wars projects since the original trilogy series. (Disney+)
The Bondsman -- A fun horror TV series with a bail bondsman being brought back from the dead to hunt demons. Depite good ratings, it's been canceled after only one season. But it was still enjoyable and is recommended. (Amazon)
American Primeval -- a superbly done one-shot series that shows the darker side of the American West in the 1800s. Betty Gilpin is fantastic in this. (Netflix)
Paradise -- What starts out as a gripping murder mystery expands into a vastly entertaining science fiction tale that remains enthralling from start to finish. (Hulu)
Only Murders In The Building -- While it's not a new show, it was new to me, since I binged-watched the first five seasons over the course of a couple of months. An enjoyable and cute murder mystery of the cozy kind. Some bondage with Selena Gomez here and there, but it's pretty slight. (Hulu)
The Diplomat -- Keri Russell returns as the US Ambassador to England in a wonderfully intense series that's also very funny at times. Some very nice BF scenes with Keri in season three. (Netflix)
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