That sounds interesting.  What's it on?
I am rewatching Babylon Berlin, which holds up to multiple viewings.
And The Way We Live Now, a 2001 BBC production that some kind souls on youtube have uploaded into 15 min. segments.  It's pretty fun although it varies from the book somewhat at times.  The actors are great.

have given up on any local new/world news, so many experts who tell you what to believe in. Few pwople actually try to find out the truth

American Airlines has some free inflight entertainment which is basically samples of shows on subscription services:  I watched 2 that I thought were decent enough to want to watch more.  1) on Apple TV, Severance.  Brain implants to create an impermeable barrier between one's work life and one's home life.  Work involves a corporation that is undoubtedly evil, a fact that becomes revealed only slowly.  The question is, what will the dedicated worker bees do about this?  After 3 episodes, who can say?  Better sign up for their streaming services to find out.
2) HBO:  Get Millie Black.  This beats the pants off of Death in Paradise.  This is a woman who was born in Jamaica, sent to London as a child, thereby separating her from her brother by an abusive mother.  The mother dies, and the woman, now a sharp detective, returns to Kingston where she deals with local crime and reunites with her brother.  I saw one episode but it was enough to pique my interest.  If anyone on here has seen either one and can weigh in on them, I'm all ears.

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