It was ridiculous, those involved in the production of the show knew it and didn't take themselves too seriously, and I think that's why the show was so much fun to watch.I concur. As ridiculous as the show was, I still watch it!
I've joined Netflix & am now asking myself: "What have I done?"
:eeek:
I've joined Netflix & am now asking myself: "What have I done?"
:eeek:
Netflix recently "upgraded" it's site and it is atrocious. The search engine is so bad that I now Google movie names plus Netflix to find them on the site. For example, a movie, "She's Funny That Way," was reviewed on Friday and I wanted to put it in my queue. When I used the (stupid) Netflix engine, it said no results found. When I Googled the title and Netflix, I found it on Netflix's site.
This makes no sense. Netflix is a hugely successful company that Wall Street is throwing fist-fulls of dollars at - how could they be using a search engine from 1996?
Has anyone else noticed how bad the site has become?
I've joined Netflix & am now asking myself: "What have I done?"
:eeek:
Either Netflix'x search function has always stunk or they don't have as wide a spectrum of stuff as they're cracked up to. I've fallen off the end of the pier numerous times trying to look up things that I thought should be pretty easy to find. Having said that, I've been watching 'Call the Midwife' on Netflix until the next season of 'Murdoch Mysteries' shows up.
Evocateur
Morton Downey Jr.
I'd forgotten just how outrageous he was.
I really enjoy "Call the Midwife," not so much for the stories which are okay but formulaic, but for the period sets and clothes and some of the characters. Try using Google (the show, movie, etc. plus that work "netflix") to search Netflix as it works much better. Good luck.
UFC Fight Night: Holloway vs. Oliveira. Too many fights wherein I like both fighters.