TV Recommendations - Part Two

From the creator of Lost and The Leftovers comes this wildly inventive, religious but not-actually-religious comedy/drama. An AI super-intelligence helps people through their daily lives, but is it good or bad or both? Also, the Holy Grail.

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Lin Ford (played by Charlie Hunnam of Sons of Anarchy) escapes prison and flees to India where he tries to make something positive of his life, but he gets caught up in the seedy underbelly of Mumbia.

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Three college friends reunite and have their mid-life crises together: one abandoned with two children by his wife, another stuck in suburbia yearning for more, and a playboy considering settling down. Sometimes depressing, sometimes funny, and sometimes hopeful.

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The creator of My Name is Earl and Raising Hope continues to polish his brand of comedy by following characters trying to make ends meet after being let out of prison during the COVID lockdowns. Season 1 Trailer

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Better than the last 10 DC comicbook movies combined, this show is absolutely stupid in the best possible way. John Cena crushes the role of the bad guy trying to be good.

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While set in a video game company, this show doesn't really focus on video game culture. It's just a well-written workplace comedy from some of the minds behind It's Always Sunny in Philedelphia (minus the cringe humor).

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