Each set in a different European country, "Lupin," "Black Doves," "Dark," and "Vikings" are perfect shows for the trill-seekers. You can watch all of them on Netflix.
Three of the four shows in this episode of "Entertainment Quality Control" were created by Mike Flanigan. The fourth show, "From," brings strong reactions. Despite the talented actors that make up the show, it falls flat on expectations.
Another episode of Entertainment Quality Control brings a plethora of recommendations. The Outlaws, Luther, East of Eden, The Day of Jackal, and Peacemaker cover varying topics and offer something of interest to wider audiences.
"Band of Brothers," a Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks creation, celebrated its 25th anniversary. Aside from that, there are multiple sports features worth your times. These sports features are not just for the sports fanatics, but also for history buffs.
The New York Times came out with its "Top 50 Shows of this century" list. Some shows on the list earned well-deserved placements, while others were criminally undervalued. Meanwhile, some shows debatably deserved to make it to the list at all.
In this week's Entertainment Quality Control, Nick and Janette talk Mindhunter and Narcos, both docudramas on Netflix. Also, they share a highly-recommended palate cleanser...Brooklynn 99!
The Emmys aired on Monday, September 14. With them came a well-deserved win for a prominent actress in Vince Gilligan's shows. Also, the "Reacher" season four finale verdict is in.
A drama that morphs into a dramedy, "The Tourist" is well worth the watch. "The Gentlemen" starts on a different note than what Guy Ritchie is typically known for, but his action-packed style eventually sinks its teeth into the Netflix show.
In this week's Entertainment Quality Control, Nick and Janette talk about a "furiously good" season finale along with several other "palate cleanser" shows.
"Legends" details England's history of its fight against a drug epidemic in the 90s. "Widow's Bay" makes comedy out of simple things. Both shows are well worth the watch!
With an ever-growing library of content on streaming services, how do you decide what to spend your time on? WNDU's Nick Hasenecz and his wife, Janette, kick off episode 1 of the "Entertainment Quality Control" show discuss several shows including "Furious," "Lucky," and more.
