A Potpourri of Vestiges Feature
Just not that into cricket? Don’t fear an empty
social calendar when everyone--from your partner to your friends and family--is talking wickets and runs, because Netflix is on your team. And if your partner
is hogging the screen all evening, up your own game by downloading your
favourite shows, so your binge never stops.
Catch up on these great shows during the crazy
cricket season and you'll never get bored again.
For a
bucket full of laughs:
One Day at a
time: Season 1-2
Follows three generations of the same
Cuban-American family living in the same house: a newly divorced former
military mother, her teenage daughter and tween son, and her old-school mother
Greg Davies:
You magnificent beast
British comedian Greg Davies revisits terrifying
dates, manscaping disasters, his father's pranks and more in a savagely funny
stand-up special
For an
intense watch:
Hannibal:
Season 1-3
Explores the early relationship between the
renowned psychiatrist and his patient, a young FBI criminal profiler, who is
haunted by his ability to empathize with serial killers
3%: Season
1-2
A thriller set in a world sharply divided between
progress and devastation, where people are given the chance to make it to the
"better side" but only 3% of the candidates succeed.
For a
horror fix:
Veronica
Described as the “scariest movie ever”, the film is
about a teen girl who finds herself besieged by an evil supernatural force
after she played Ouija with two classmates.
Gerald’s Game
A woman accidentally kills her husband during a
kinky game. Handcuffed to her bed with no hope of rescue, she begins hearing
voices and seeing strange visions. Based on the novel by Stephen King.
For the
love of Food:
Chef’s
Table: Volume 1-4
Meet culinary stars around the world who are
redefining gourmet food with innovative dishes and tantalizing desserts, in
this Emmy-nominated series
Ugly
Delicious
James Beard Award-winning chef David Chang stars in
this travelogue that sends him on a journey to culinary hot spots around the
world. He is joined by writers, activists, artists and other chefs who use food
as a vehicle to break down cultural barriers and tackle misconceptions.
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