With everything going on, if you want to take a break and have a good laugh I recommend Good Neighbors (also called Good Life). British show from the 70s about a guy with a 9 to 5 job that lives in the suburbs who decides to start a farm on his property with his wife and live off the land. I absolutely love it, but to be fair I have always been into British TV/have had a fascination with all things British since I was a kid for some reason. Sucks that they have gone so crazy with the diversity/inclusion obsession, but there is still a lot of older content I have yet to see and a good thing with the free streaming services is that they have quite a bit of older BBC shows or shows from Australia.
I did the ancestry DNA thing a while back and met some super distant British cousins online, but unfortunately they all live in the big cities so I'll have to wait for a cousin to pop up who has a fancy country estate where I can take a vacation.
Like I said I’ve always love British stuff so there is that bias. I enjoyed Doctor who before they started attacking fans. Red Dwarf is really good. I’ve heard about Dad’s Army and am meaning to watch it. I’ve heard great things about Top Gear. They haven’t been bitten by the current year bug? Also, isn’t there a show called Clarksons Farm tied to Top Gear?
I also enjoyed the show where Richard Hammond created tech on an island.
Brainiac?
The Great Escapists
Better than what happened on John Hammond's islands
They had an American Top Gear on the History Channel, yeah makes sense, and it was pretty good. Adam Ferrara was a host.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that thought the original American Top Gear wasn’t that bad. Was it as good as the original. Not even close. But Adam, Tanner, and Rutledge were pretty good together and their challenges were just one for one copies of the British show.
Thanks for the breakdown. Looks like I have a lot to get through. In grade school they showed us Wallace and Gromit