Rake on Netflix.

[mickd1961]

Just started watching this Aussie series about a maverick Sydney lawyer.

A really good watch and funny, I’ve nearly spat my tea out on a few occasions at situations he’s found himself in and his one liners.

Well worth a watch.

[phild]

Thanks Mick. Like one or two on here including me who have just recently subscribed to Netflix its always helpful to get some recommendations as there appears to be an overwhelming amount of content. So far netflix is superior to Amazon Prime imo. I will add Rake to the list

[WBA1955]

Thanks for the heads up Mick. I will add it to my list too.
I am watching Lost at the moment, I'm always seven years behind with everything.
I have been watching a programme about a bloke who sold his house and all of his possessions and bought a canal barge. He spends his days now cruising the waterways.
What I can't understand is why they have given it an 18+ rating.
All I have seen him do is make tea, eat pork pies and sup real ale. I keep expecting him to get his c 0ck out.

[phild]

Thanks for the heads up Mick. I will add it to my list too.
I am watching Lost at the moment, I'm always seven years behind with everything.
I have been watching a programme about a bloke who sold his house and all of his possessions and bought a canal barge. He spends his days now cruising the waterways.
What I can't understand is why they have given it an 18+ rating.
All I have seen him do is make tea, eat pork pies and sup real ale. I keep expecting him to get his c 0ck out.

Ive seen it Des he does in fact get his c0ck out. We all know that those who live on barges do their toilet business whilst crouching over the side.

[WBA1955]

The programme is very relaxing to watch Phil, and I admire what he's doing turning up in different places everyday and meeting different people. He has a following on YouTube and people recognise him, but up close you can see a pain and sadness in his eyes.
He has been married twice but that's all he said.

[phild]

I know a couple of folk whose ambition is to buy and live on a barge. I have never seen the appeal myself. I always think of them as cold places with that living on the water, plus rats.

[mickd1961]

Thanks for the heads up Mick. I will add it to my list too.
I am watching Lost at the moment, I'm always seven years behind with everything.
I have been watching a programme about a bloke who sold his house and all of his possessions and bought a canal barge. He spends his days now cruising the waterways.
What I can't understand is why they have given it an 18+ rating.
All I have seen him do is make tea, eat pork pies and sup real ale. I keep expecting him to get his c 0ck out.

Some great actors in it Des.

I’ve just watched an episode where the main man ( Cleaver the dysfunctional barrister ) defends famous actor Sam Neil and his wife after they’ve been caught on DVD having s e x with their Rottweiler 🤣🤣🤣

Absolutely hilarious 😆

The main actor is a guy called Richard Roxburgh and he’s very much the Paul Hogan of his generation and similar in looks as well.

I’m on my sixth episode of the day, the characters are so well scoped out as well.

[astle71]

Yes rake is good,also if you can watch another aussie series Its Les norton.

[billsbest]

Thanks for the Rake suggestion. We started binge watching last night and it was good easy viewing. Also didn't hurt that some attractive women were getting naked quite often.

[Prando]

For what it’s worth our Netflix marathon series...
Designated Survivor
Breaking Bad (this seems to go on forever) but not a bad watch
Bloodline...clever plot..again longevity, but keeps you sucked in