What are some "slow" shows?
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Northern Exposure is an amazing and very gentle show, if you can handle 90s tv.
Watch it on Amazon or the music wont make sense
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Sort of relaxed, slow-paced, not a ton of plot.
Home Movies (cartoon)
Schitt's Creek
Corner Gas
Painting/Fishing with John
Father Ted
Lodge 49. Young guy joins a fictional group based on masons and other similar groups. It's a hanging with friends show with some plot.
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Lodge 49. Young guy joins a fictional group based on masons and other similar groups. It's a hanging with friends show with some plot.
Love that one. Wish I could watch it again but i cut all the cords
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Early Doors is another one I recommend to people who like Detectorists. Another slow burn, slice of life show. Definitely worth checking out
I hadn't heard of this one, I'll have to add it to my list. Thanks for the rec!
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Northern Exposure is an amazing and very gentle show, if you can handle 90s tv.
I've always had a soft spot for this show, but I haven't seen it in years.
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Bee And Puppycat.
Try to find the original leaked episodes as they're better than the Netflix rehash.
Plot stuff does happen in the show but it's slow and never really resolved unless you want to track down the comics (and even then...), but for the most part the whole vibe of the show is slow, relaxed and chill.
Also the art/animation style is beautiful, and it's funny and sad and really well written (if you ignore the rehash) with some interesting voice actors.
What do you mean leaked? It was originally a YouTube series on cartoon hangover. It was redone by Netflix when they purchased the rights.
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Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
What was Wenger thinking bringing Walcott on so early?
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Sort of relaxed, slow-paced, not a ton of plot.
Home Movies (cartoon)
Schitt's Creek
Corner Gas
Painting/Fishing with John
Father Ted
Letterkenny, maybe
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Sort of relaxed, slow-paced, not a ton of plot.
Home Movies (cartoon)
Schitt's Creek
Corner Gas
Painting/Fishing with John
Father Ted
Tales from the Loop. I describe it as Eldritch Mundanity.
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What do you mean leaked? It was originally a YouTube series on cartoon hangover. It was redone by Netflix when they purchased the rights.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Season 2 was finished and leaked years before netflix picked it up. When it got bought by netflix, season 1 was condensed and rewitten into like 3 episodes and a lot of the lines in season 2 were redubbed.
So much of what made the show good was in the original line delivery. Like Bee's line at the beach, "This, is as far, as we, can go." which was so perfectly done in the og, and then lost to the rehash along with so many other beautiful bits of voice acting.
The rehash of season 1 literally butchered the story, changing and adding so many weird, clunky and just plain unnecessary details, which then made very little sense with the rest of the episodes that were the og season 2, which were mostly just redubbed in places with the existing animation kept.
And the Netflix version also removed a really beautiful section of cryptic back story. That song made me cry the first time I watched it and the different animation style it had was really cool.
Also what happened to Wallace? Justice for Wallace! Og fishbowl planet was the perfect first temp job.
I am still sore about this. I love Bee and Puppycat so much and what happened to this show was terrible.
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Sort of relaxed, slow-paced, not a ton of plot.
Home Movies (cartoon)
Schitt's Creek
Corner Gas
Painting/Fishing with John
Father Ted
Breaking Bad was excruciatingly slow for me
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Tales from the Loop. I describe it as Eldritch Mundanity.
This was a beautiful show!
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This was a beautiful show!
It's based on a art book that's very good. Electric State was based on a another book also by Simon Stålenhag.
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Season 2 was finished and leaked years before netflix picked it up. When it got bought by netflix, season 1 was condensed and rewitten into like 3 episodes and a lot of the lines in season 2 were redubbed.
So much of what made the show good was in the original line delivery. Like Bee's line at the beach, "This, is as far, as we, can go." which was so perfectly done in the og, and then lost to the rehash along with so many other beautiful bits of voice acting.
The rehash of season 1 literally butchered the story, changing and adding so many weird, clunky and just plain unnecessary details, which then made very little sense with the rest of the episodes that were the og season 2, which were mostly just redubbed in places with the existing animation kept.
And the Netflix version also removed a really beautiful section of cryptic back story. That song made me cry the first time I watched it and the different animation style it had was really cool.
Also what happened to Wallace? Justice for Wallace! Og fishbowl planet was the perfect first temp job.
I am still sore about this. I love Bee and Puppycat so much and what happened to this show was terrible.
Wait, help me understand. I see it on cartoon hangover on YouTube still. But it does seem like something is missing from what I remember. did they remove the original episodes?
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Earth Abides
Its mostly slow. Apocalypse genre, without the insanely selfish caricature of the personal relationships between people.
I started reading it because I saw it in The Last Of Us S2. Pretty good so far
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Early Doors is another one I recommend to people who like Detectorists. Another slow burn, slice of life show. Definitely worth checking out
Came in here to say detectorists, now I'm leaving with a new show to rewatch, score!
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Sort of relaxed, slow-paced, not a ton of plot.
Home Movies (cartoon)
Schitt's Creek
Corner Gas
Painting/Fishing with John
Father Ted
Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories and Extraordinary Attorney Woo are the greatest tv shows ever created. There will be no discussion.
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It's based on a art book that's very good. Electric State was based on a another book also by Simon Stålenhag.
We do not acknowledge the existence of Netflix's The Electric State
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Sort of relaxed, slow-paced, not a ton of plot.
Home Movies (cartoon)
Schitt's Creek
Corner Gas
Painting/Fishing with John
Father Ted
I watch King of the Hill if i need to slow down after a busy day
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Wait, help me understand. I see it on cartoon hangover on YouTube still. But it does seem like something is missing from what I remember. did they remove the original episodes?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]This is a link to the original pilot on the cartoonhangover channel from 11 years ago.
This isn't the song that made me cry btw, that one was the jellyfish hair song.
Edit: found the original season 1! not watched it yet but it's from 10 years ago, so it should be it.
