Yes, it's one half political shenanigans and one half with people running around chasing terrorists and nefarious plotters.

I watched it through Netflix DVDs after the fact (Yes, Netflix still has a DVD service). The first two seasons were a decent variation on the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. The third season was terrible.

For me, the dip in quality was already noticeable in Season 2.

We have a German channel in preview mode lately and they have a weekly two hour plus (!) length show called 'Superhero Germany'. It seems based somewhat on the American Gladiators show where contestants, one man, one woman, challenge a regular hero cast. My favorite bit is where the men play volleyball with a big heavy medicine ball! There's also another where they have to throw big tires up onto a tall spike to rack up points.

The channel also has some sort of Cops style show set on the streets of Berlin (I suspect it's a bit scripted actually), and various Judge _______ programs. It's always fun to sample to tv from somewhere else... right now we get a couple Filipino channels too and other times we've had Chinese and East-Indian channels (the later have some great super-heroish shows old and new). The real fave for me is a Japanese channel, especially the show where an old man on a bicycle just tours around the country at a very relaxed pace. I could care less about the One Piece cartoons though, not my cuppa... however on one cooking show they made some kind of desert favored by cartoonist Osamu Tezuka interspersed with pretty in-depth biography stuff about their God Of Comics. Wish I'd had a (working) recorder for that one! We have a number of French channels and one Spanish one regularly so they are more familiar and less exotic. Also one multi-cultural channel where the Chinese movies have subtitles in English (and also either Cantonese or Mandarin depending on the film) and I like the historical type ones with or without Kung-Fu action.

Really been enjoying "F Is For Family". It's nice to have a show on Netflix that doesn't have any serious drama/overarching plot with it that you can unwind to. It does have a plot throughline though, which I appreciate. Like something minor that happens in one episode carries over into the next

UPDATE!!! Unsolved Mysteries reboot is finally be released by Netflix on July 1st. This is a top 3 show all time for me. It was a long wait since the initial announcement was about a year and a half ago. No host this time, which I was really surprised about at first. But after thinking about it further, I understand why they decided not to have a host. It would just be too difficult to find someone that could measure up to Robert Stack, and ultimately would serve as a distraction. There will be 12 episodes for season 1, and 6 to be released at first. Only one case per episode though, so that's different. I'm already excited from the trailer though. I do wonder if this new iteration will leave me terrified like the old cases did. A lot of time has passed since then, and I think the original show was just a perfect storm of circumstances that made something bigger than the sum of it's parts. Perhaps this will be just another show that will easily get lost in the shuffle of any other crime-solving docu-series. At least the original creators are involved though, along with the people with Stranger Things. I hope it doesn't suck like The Twilight Zone revamp did. 

Had heard of a 2016 series called Beowolf:Return to the Shieldlands. Actually found the entire season 1 (only season) last night at Big Lots for $3. Figure worth that to check out the series since I do love me some historical/fantasy.

Also picked up Best of Abbott & Costello movies set 2 for $3 & the DC animated Superman Unbound for $3. Watched it last night & was decent entertaining movie reflecting the better aspects of Superman & his mythos.