My Watch List For April

Today’s post topics were microplastics and a list of shows I have been watching or thinking about. Since I have about a month left of my VPN subscription, I thought I would watch shows like Crime Beat. However, I also just found the episodes on YouTube, which is how I started watching the series. The only difference is they uploaded a week or so after they are. For people who aren’t in a hurry to watch it, like myself, it works out. Something that stood out to me this season is the use of genetic genealogy to solve decades-old cold cases of people whose loved ones thought they would never find out what happened.

The next show is Police 24/7, and at first, I wasn’t overly excited when a new episode was uploaded. Still, as I started learning about the officers and why they do what they do while following the cases, they came face-to-face with different scenarios of society while keeping the same society protected, something that is nearly never black and white. Blue Bloods is a show that was cancelled last year. On Rai 2, they are airing all the season two episodes in the morning and two in the evening. Is this weird of me? Sometimes, I get hooked on the plot, and at other times, I leave it in the background. A documentary I watched on Netflix last weekend was Con Mum, and I can’t believe a mum can do something like that to her son to the point I don’t think she was really his biological mother.

Additionally, on Rai 2, they are airing the latest season of NCIS, and NCIS Origins season one is still being released. However, I have read that season 2 has already been renewed. Here’s a list of shows I want to watch: The Tattooist of Auschwitz, since the novel is my favourite list of all time, but it isn’t available for me to watch. Love on the Spectrum is out this April, and it would be great to see what some of the old cast members have been up to and for the new cast to share their views on Autism and dating. Today, the documentary “Bad Influences” is released, discussing how young people are exploited for views and not receiving the money they earn, which can lead to crime —a phenomenon that is increasingly occurring.

Alex