Bloodline

[I Bleed Duke Blue]

Anyone catch this on Netflix yet? It stars Kyle Chandler (Coach Taylor) from Friday Night Lights - I saw it got pretty rave reviews especially for being a Netflix original.

It's under the "Thriller" brand but honestly I'm not too sure the direction the show is going to go yet, however the first episode seemed to be very promising.

Wondering if anyone else has had a chance to catch this yet..if not I'd say try it, Kyle Chandler is a very underrated actor (he did snag an emmy for his work in FNL though).

It's basically about this seemingly normal rich family that has a deep dark past and through future visions - a deep dark future in store too. The eldest brother returns and he's basically the outcast of the family and he starts playing on their past mistakes + flaws to try and get his way back into the family fold + business.

 

[Apith]

I'll check it out some time this week. Here's the summary from IMDB if anyone's curious.

A family of adult siblings find that their past secrets and scars are revealed when their black sheep of a brother returns home.

Do give us updates when you watch more episodes Duke.

 

[I Bleed Duke Blue]

I'll check it out some time this week. Here's the summary from IMDB if anyone's curious.



Do give us updates when you watch more episodes Duke.

Watched 2 more today, I'm hooked bro. It's pretty fantastic. It's hard to stop after just one episode. It's unique plot-line keeps me coming back for more. It's got this really good naturally ominous feel to it.

They do a good job of intertwining future events within the main timeline of the story to make you say "wait how the hell does the character resort to this!?"

5/13 in - I really enjoy it. Good camerawork, good story-telling, and pretty damn good acting.



Here's another description on what it's about

From the creators of "Damages," "Bloodline" is a dramatic thriller that explores the demons lurking beneath the surface of a contemporary American family. The Rayburns are hard-working pillars of their Florida Keys community. But when the black sheep son comes home for the 45th anniversary of his parents' hotel, he threatens to expose the Rayburns' dark secrets and shameful past, pushing his siblings to the limits of family loyalty.

 

[Enemy]

Great show, I watched 5 episodes so far cant stop watching it!

 

[I Bleed Duke Blue]

Just finished Season 2 of this. Even better than season 1 IMO.

Any fans of the show left on Sythe?

 

[I Bleed Duke Blue]

Still highly recommend this, one of their actors just took home an emmy (against big time GoT actors no less). Underrated series.

 

[Menaph]

I've seen both season, personally i liked it a lot. I think its one of the best tv series out there on netflix atm.