Thank. I already have Prime because I subscribe(it's there). I let my Max subscription after the Gilded Age concluded. Waiting for the next season to re-up on Max. For the first time in 6 year, I let my Netflix subscription go. May re-up in the future.
No, that’s what I mean. You will have to pay for a Max subscription to “subscribe” through Prime. That’s what it shows on my screen anyway. It says “Watch with Max.”
I'll let you know.
So I learned recently that I get MAX free through our cable system. Over the weekend, I did all the sign up stuff and decided to start watching The Pitt with Noah Wyle which I had heard about but figured I would never get a chance to see since I didn't have MAX. I am happy to report that watching it turned out to be a VERY good choice since I blew through all seven of the available episodes just in time to watch the new ep tomorrow. I absolutely love it! It's such a great show and I'm already growing attached to this cast. They are all SO different but I love how well they work together (the head nurse is my favorite person) and their stories are all so fascinating. So happy that I finally get to watch this show and can't wait for the new ep tomorrow night!
What all would you guys recommend for me to check out on MAX? I've become more picky with some of my TV choices lately but I'm curious what you guys are watching on this streaming service.
I took forever to get around to watching The Wire but I made a list of things I wanted to do when Covid started and that show, among a few others, were on it. Wonderful. It's always near the top of any list of 'Best TV Series Ever'.
Chernobyl was really brilliant.
I've watched VEEP so many times, and I love The White Lotus. I'd add to the list here Getting On. I think only the American version in on there but it is the most accurate representation of nurse/hospital life that I've ever seen- both the British and American series. I sped through the entire first US season on a plane to Palm Springs over a decade ago, and I was laughing so hard that surely the people seated next to me must have thought I was crazy.
but better than trying and mangling it, I suppose
They need to consult with Kate Winslett.Also slightly dismayed at the lack of Philadelphia accents
I've watched the series three times now.
Whenever the daily news gets to be too much I run to Peacock to find something soothing to watch like a serial killer documentary or Day of the Jackal. 
I get why they did that, but it still made me there was not a 'Law & Order' ending.Also, in New York State, there is an option to contact the NYS Department of Health as well as the NYS Insurance Department to appeal all care management denials of care, an avenue was not explored/followed.Did anyone else watch this episode? It was the 'Law & Order' version so 'really not really' the same premise. Apply it to the real version, they did a pretty good explanation of why people are reacting the way they are. Although I was not happy at the ending because:
We find the Defendant .......... fade to black.
