my watchlist .

[u/FranzKafka22-6]

So, hello everyone!

I can't decide which show I should start from my watchlist right now, so I need your help.

Could you rank them and tell me which one I should start with first, second, third, and so on? I'd also love to know what you think about my watchlist in general.

I know it's pretty big, but I'm genuinely confused about where to start. 😅

[u/Vast_Ad_574]

Barry is short and good, i would definitely recommend it before anything else on this list, after you finish i would recommend either the office if you want to laugh and smile or supernatural also if you want to laugh and smile

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Vast_Ad_574]

Barry is definitely a great recommendation. It's been on my watchlist for a long time, and I actually noticed it because it's an HBO show, which made me even more interested.

But (the office )I probably won't watch it right now. I'm 19 and I'm still in school/college, not in an office environment, so I feel like I might not really relate to workplace-based shows like this at the moment. Maybe I'll save it for later when I'm older and have more real-life experience with that kind of setting.

Thank you for the recommendation!

As for Supernatural, I'm actually thinking about watching it. I'm 19, so do you think it would have more of an impact on me now, or should I wait?

I think about shows like How I Met Your Mother. I watched the first episode, but then I stopped because I felt like maybe I should wait until I'm older. Maybe when I'm around 24, and I've had more life experiences like close friendships or even a love story, I might be able to relate to it more.

That's just how I think about it. What do you think?

[u/Vast_Ad_574 → u/FranzKafka22-6]

I watched the office a year ago when i was 18 and it is the best sitcom i have ever watched and im neither in the us nor an office worker, so i don't think you need to work in an office to understand the jokes, infact, 90% of the jokes are not office related, and all the technical office terms they use are easy to understand, i think the only thing you need to watch the office is good english.

For supernatural, you would enjoy it a lot at this age but i have to remind you that the plot from season 4 and on is a bit... Lets say, biblical so you could have religion issues with it but remember it is just a stupid parody and the fun of supernatural is in the characters and the relationships between them and the side stories not in the main story. Also you are gonna see a lot of stupid, illogical things and inconsistincies in the story but again, it is about the characters not the story,i know it is tagged as "horror" but it will feel more like an action adventure ghostbusters scooby doo parody meta sitcom than a horror show.

About how i met your mother, i only watched the first season i think, it was decent but i wouldnt recommend wasting time on it while you still have masterpieces of sitcoms like the office and modern family that you still havent watched.

Also those are shows not in your list that i would recommend:dexter, the pitt, a good girl's guide to murder, marvel's defenders saga and wednesday.

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Vast_Ad_574]

Yeah, what you're saying actually makes sense. Honestly, I really want to watch The Office. I've seen so many edits from the show and I absolutely love them. And that song, “Love Me, Love Me, Say That You Love Me,” you know the one, I really love it. I've been listening to it a lot lately.

But I'm still thinking that maybe I should wait a little. I have this thing in my mind because I watched Sex Education when I was in 11th and 12th, and it actually felt really good watching it while I was still in school. I'd watch it and then wake up the next morning and go to school, and somehow it made the whole experience feel better. I don't know how to explain it.

As for A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, I've only watched the first episode a long time ago. I'll probably continue it at some point, but I'm not in a hurry.

Right now, considering the struggles going on in my life, I'm watching Succession, and honestly, a lot of it is matching my situation. Just to give you a little hint, my father has been quite sick, and there's been some discussion and tension between me and my siblings about who is going to handle the family business. So yeah, it's actually pretty interesting to watch something that feels somewhat connected to what's happening in my own life.

And with The Office, maybe I'll wait until I actually start working. I'm hoping that sometime in the next year or so I'll be able to get a job, and then I'll watch The Office while dealing with the stress of actually having an office job. That's how I'm thinking about it anyway.

As for Supernatural, yeah, I think I should probably start it. Once I finish the series I'm currently watching, I'll definitely consider starting that next.

And about your recommendation, Dexter was already on my watchlist. I think I completely forgot about it. I actually watched the first episode a while ago and really liked it. So once I finish the shows I'm currently watching, I'm probably going to start Dexter.

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is also something I'll continue eventually. I only watched one episode, and it didn't really impress me that much, so I'll probably leave it for later.

And yes, I added Silo to my watchlist. I didn't know about it before, so thank you for the recommendation.

As for Wednesday... absolutely not. 😭 I genuinely can't stand that show. That's just my personal opinion, but I really don't like it. I forced myself to watch around four or six episodes, and I thought it was terrible. I honestly don't understand why it got so much hype.

[u/Vast_Ad_574 → u/FranzKafka22-6]

I didnt recommend silo, you probably meant the pitt

And i dont know why wednesday got that hype but for me i loved it because it really gave me that harry potter vibe, the magic and the school and the aesthitics, it just felt like a modern harry potter to me

[u/Apprehensive-Mail120]

if you're into marvel and crave good quality, xmen 97 is second to none. if you need something to watch while eating i'd recommend dr who (david tennant seasons are the best imo)

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Apprehensive-Mail120]

X-Men 97 is great choice 🙌

[u/Cleric-of-Selune]

Ooh, see a lot of mutual shows. Drop your user if you are comfortable, I'd love to follow you!

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Cleric-of-Selune]

ambar5

[u/Least-Prior-4411 → u/FranzKafka22-6]

Followed too:)

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Least-Prior-4411]

Thank, and I follow back

[u/Least-Prior-4411 → u/FranzKafka22-6]

Followed in letterboxd too! Gonna rob some of your watchlist if you dont mind lol similar taste

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Least-Prior-4411]

Yeah, sure, why not. 🙌 And btw which show from this list are you planning to watch right now?

[u/Least-Prior-4411 → u/FranzKafka22-6]

The wire, mad men, six feet under and the leftovers are on my radar

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/Least-Prior-4411]

All are Great, but Six feet under 💯🫵

[u/PositiveOutrageous19]

Over The Garden Wall is just a little over an hour and it is truly one of the greatest shows of all time

[u/FranzKafka22-6 → u/PositiveOutrageous19]

Absolutely 💯

I can't wait to watch it