Supernatural

Netflix decided to take Supernatural off their list due to some sort of licensing issues or whatever stuff that I don't quite follow.

So that meant that binge watching to the Nth degree had to take place in order to get in as much of the series as possible. Unfortunately in order to be able to understand how it all came together in the end, or in other words how did it end (?) meant watching it backwards. Last season first.

Kind of ruined it a little bit doing it that way. At least when watching season 13 you could look for certain things you knew happened to find out how it happened.

So after the exhausting effort to see all of that show there left a void of what to watch next. It's not that there isn't a ton of things to choose from it's just hard to find something that make you actually look forward to watching the next episode as opposed to watching something because it's mildly amusing or somewhat entertaining.

I did the fall-back plan, which is picking out something that was on tv a while ago that you liked and rewatching it. This plan has really worked for me. I am very surprised at how little I remember about each episode. Did that with "Lost" and enjoyed it very much. Did that with "Breaking Bad" and I must have missed a few shows for sure.

So I am watching "Mom" now and it really has turned out to be that kind of situation.

Memory is such a funny thing.

I would like to watch the Sopranos again but have not found where it is available. It has to be on one of the streamers I already have because I am not about to pay for yet another one and I will never go back to Hulu after that fraud stuff they tried to pull - booking a flight on your credit card??? Yes, that happened. Unbelievable. But believe it. That happened.

Anyway, if you know if the Sopranos is being streamed on any of these services, drop a comment here or send an email to me at TreeCityStar@outlook.com.

Netflix

Paramount+

Prime

or any of the free streamers, like Pluto, etc.

Of course, I'm watching new shows too that I have never seen before. NOS4A2 on Netflix is the current new one. Jules kept saying it was reminiscent of Stephen King. Turns out he was spot-on as it is, in fact, it is from the novel written by Joe Hill, who is the son of Stephen King. How about that?