Wife and I just finished Outer Banks and Ozark and are looking for a new binger. Any recommendations?

Hard to answer without knowing what you've seen, but for newer shows, Narcos.

I always recommend Bodyguard with Robb Stark and have never had anybody regret it.

Last Kingdom on Netflix

S2 is pretty terrible. The rest is pure joy.

All American is surprisingly entertaining.

Should have included a few shows I have already seen. Loved Justified, Breaking Bad and Ozark.

Red Oaks on Amazon is a fun show. 3 seasons about college kids who work at a NJ country club. Light hearted with a little bit of seriousness. I really enjoyed it.

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Started Bosch week and a half ago and have loved it. Amazon Prime. 60 episodes.

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Starting season 4. Season 2/3 was a huge improvement over season 1.

Wrapping up season 4 now. Definitely a couple of Holy S moments. The show isn't perfect, but good.

Hollywood is great

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Lost Kingdom on Netflix

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If you mean The Last Kingdom, I agree. I just found this one and am in season two now. Great show.

Some of my favorites not listed here are The Sopranos and Six Feet Under. Also, Rectify which seems to be an underrated or unseen series by many.

Just started season 2 of last kingdom yesterday. Enjoying last kingdom so far

We were watching the last season recently.
Couldn't believe how much has happened in the seasons.

I never really got "bored" with the show.

For $5 you can get Epix for a month, and while Epix is largely worthless, their original series War of the Worlds and especially Pennyworth are easily worth the price of a beer.

War of the Worlds S1 was a pretty interesting take on Wells' original story. Set in Europe of today, it follows 3 groups of survivors as they navigate the post-invasion world where the vast majority of humanity has been wiped out. Good writing, characters with some depth and complexity and the aliens (those that are shown at any rate) hit incredibly close-to-home in the new Covid reality (google Boston Dynamics and Singapore). I'll eagerly be back for S2 when it's available. Not for kids.

We just started Pennyworth and 3 episodes in holy shiz is it good. An origin story for Wayne family butler and Batman buddy Alfred, it follows Alfred's post-war exploits in a dystopian London. With a truly wild set of characters and a host of nasty (but believable) groups who overlap and are at odds with one another, I can't wait to see where this one goes. Definitely NOT for kids, and I wouldn't watch it with my parents or in-laws either. It's pretty messed-up, but in a good way that just works with the setting and characters. All of the DCU should be like this.