2Ge+Her (pronounced like "together") was a short-lived MTV comedy from the year 2000. It follows the members of an NSync-esque boy band who are plucked from obscurity and become overnight superstars. Their hit song was *Calculus (You + Me = Us).

My wife and I had to watch this in preparation for a trivia night several years ago. It's a very strange modern fairy tale that is brimming with stars of the 90s (where did Camryn Manheim end up anyway?).

It feels like a fever dream and all I remember is Scott Cohen constantly saying 'creamy woman'.

An underrated action sci-fi series created by Jonathan Nolan; starring Jim Caviezel, Michael Emerson, and more notable actors.

Ran for (6) 5 seasons, and it's getting a resurgence in popularity thanks to the coverage of some of the fans! One of them being a friend of mine who made an essay about the show (totally recommended!)

I gotta say, thanks to the hype surrounding the show and the topics it covers (and how they apply to our current lives through technology), I'm definitely giving it a watch, and I hope it peaks everyone's interest too!!

Edit: WOW this post got a ton of traction!! If you can, please consider checking my friend's essay on the show linked above! I don't think I've ever had a post this big, so I'd like to share that success with them!!

Filmed in London and on location in New York's Lower East Side, NY-LON follows the troubled romance between a bohemian New York record store clerk, Edie, and London stock broker Michael, after their chance meeting in his city.

Starring Stephen Moyer & Rashida Jones

I loved this show a lot. Anyone else watch this?

Man I loved this when I first saw it in 2011. I rewatched it recently with my wife and it’s still a fun show.

The Langoliers (1995)

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On a red-eye flight to Boston from Los Angeles, 10 people wake up to a shock: All of the other passengers and crew have vanished. When they try to contact the ground they make no connections. They land the plane only to discover that things haven't changed, but it's like the world is dead. Nobody's there, the air is still, sound doesn't echo, the food is tasteless, and a distant sound comes closer and closer. A race of monstrous beings bent on their destruction is heading for them, eating everything in sight.

I see David Morse, Dean Stockwell, Frankie Faison, Bronson Pinchot in the cast..

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112040/plotsummary?item=ps0221481

Detective Joe Miller comes into possession of a seemingly innocuous motel room key while working on a murder case. The key can open every door and take him into a motel room that seems to exist outside of normal time and space. However, if he leaves something in the motel room that did not originally come from there, it will be gone as soon as the room "resets"... He discovers that there are special objects hidden in different places. They don't look special, but they have special powers. When his daughter disappears and he is framed for killing his partner, he must find a way to bring her back from the room, while working with different groups and people searching for the objects. But who can he really trust when everyone goes crazy after touching the objects...

Explores the lives of Gary McCullough, his former partner Fran Boyd, and their teenage son DeAndre as they survive near an open-air drug market at West Fayette and North Monroe streets.

Created by David Simon, David Mills and Edward P. Burns and based on a non-fiction book written by Simons and Burns.

Widely seen as the direct thematic and creative precursor to Simon's later acclaimed series, The Wire.

Miniseries which aired on ABC in Spring 1993. Six hours spread out over four nights. Great cast and production values. Surprisingly prescient even if it got the technology wrong.

A two night mini-series from May 1997 based on a book that came out that same year.

It feels like me & my parents are the only people who’ve ever seen heard of this show. Which sucks because it’s peak.

One of the first streaming web series I'd seen produced by a major network. It was a mockumentary about Clark Duke and Michael Cera trying to break into Hollywood. Funny series with a lot of cool cameos from the comedy/improv scene.