What did you watch on Netflix/Hulu/other streaming sites?

maryam · 05-23-2013, 09:15 PM

On Netflix, I've been rewatching *the West Wing* and it's still pretty awesome. Still makes me cry a lot during some episodes. 'specially *Two Cathedrals" and *the Long Goodbye*.

They have lots of Classic Doctor Who, on Netflix too, and when I'm done with *the West Wing* I'm going to redo *Dresden Files*. I sure do wish that *Northern Exposure* was available for streaming! When I really want to be all drippy and stupid, I watch certain episodes of New Doctor Who... Oh the feels! (Rule Number 1; the Doctor lies...) And yes, I'm minorly freaked out by the weeping angels and the Vashta Narada.

I also did the BBC version of *Emma* a few months ago, and their version of *Pride and Prejudice* from 1980 whatever it was. I dearly love all the old BBC miniserieses on Netflix. I don't have Hulu+ or Amazon Prime anymore, but we may get Prime. I love my Roku, too, btw.

I was kind of bummed when Netflix pulled all of the Ken Burns off.

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maryam Member How Do You Identify?: femme-ish Preferred Pronoun?: she Relationship Status: taken Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: somewhere, out there.... Posts: 263 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 675 Thanked 794 Times in 231 Posts Rep Power: 4979164	On Netflix, I've been rewatching the West Wing and it's still pretty awesome. Still makes me cry a lot during some episodes. 'specially Two Cathedrals" and the Long Goodbye. They have lots of Classic Doctor Who, on Netflix too, and when I'm done with the West Wing* I'm going to redo Dresden Files. I sure do wish that Northern Exposure was available for streaming! When I really want to be all drippy and stupid, I watch certain episodes of New Doctor Who... Oh the feels! (Rule Number 1; the Doctor lies...) And yes, I'm minorly freaked out by the weeping angels and the Vashta Narada. I also did the BBC version of Emma a few months ago, and their version of Pride and Prejudice from 1980 whatever it was. I dearly love all the old BBC miniserieses on Netflix. I don't have Hulu+ or Amazon Prime anymore, but we may get Prime. I love my Roku, too, btw. I was kind of bummed when Netflix pulled all of the Ken Burns off.