The twist? It chronicles what happens when the wrong side of the law turns bizarre.Īrmchair Expert – Dax Shepard is known mostly for dumb comedies and wife Kristen Bell, but he and actress/producer Monica Padman have created a popular podcast in which they interview celebrities, journalists and academics. Spectacular Failures – Narrated by rollicking host Lauren Ober, this podcast dissects some of the biggest boneheaded moves in business history.Ĭriminal – Like its name indicates, this one focuses on true crime. And with only six episodes, it’s totally bingeable through Amazon.īeen staring too long at a screen? Don’t worry, we have some podcasts for you, too. It’s beautifully shot, full of danger and malevolent spirits, love and sorrow, with a little interdimensional intrigue thrown in for good measure. Appleby returns to his family’s estate in rural Somerset with his beloved wife, Charlotte, and the specter of a family tragedy on his heels.
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The Living and the Dead – If you like your supernatural horror shows set in Victorian-era England then this creepy ghost story about a young psychologist named Nathan Appleby is for you. Filmed on location, the show is based on real people and real events. Mercy Street – Set in Alexandria, Virginia, this PBS original series tells the story of doctors and nurses in a piece of the Union-occupied South during the Civil War. The episode where he goes to a city council meeting is a modern classic. One particularly clever twist in this version is addition of the energy vampire Colin Robinson, a Dilbert-looking character who feeds on people by alternately boring and aggravating them. Shot mockumentary style, it follows the life of four vampires who have lived together for hundreds of years in Staten Island.
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What We Do in the Shadows – This little comedic gem is a TV-version of the movie of the same name, made by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi.
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