Netflix show about young seamstress from Spain
 

Dh is out of town for work this week, so I was searching through Netflix for something to entertain me after work and I stumbled upon a show called "The Time in Between". It is in Spanish with subtitles and I have watched the first 3 episodes and am really enjoying it. It follows a young girl who grew up working alongside her mother at a dressmakers shop. I also watched a very corny and crazy Bollywood romance called Diwale. I really don't know how to explain that one! lol!

Feel free to share your recent Netflix faves :)

Janelle

Not a Netflix, but good........Yellowstone.......on paramount network...seems a new channel on Comcast cable. It is a modern western...very adult situations and language, but plot line is good...and scenery is awesome and Kevin Costner is star.....

Thanks for this Netflix tip. I absolutely loved the book and will watch this seies.

There is a series called Merli. It's filmed in Barcelona. It's about a Philosophy teacher working with high school kids. It was so good we watched it twice! It's subtitled so you have to pay attention but oh my, it was wonderful.

I'm re watching The Office episodes. I forgot how funny and real that show was. It's been so long since it's been off the air the shows are new to me again.

My DH and I really enjoyed "Turn--- Washington's Spies". Absolutely love that show!

" the Time Between " sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing this.....

I'm glad you mentioned this. I had no clue it was based on a book!
I'll have to seek it out. I love to read. :)

Janelle

I will look this up. It sounds great :)

Janelle

We really enjoyed the Office. :)

Have you seen "Jim" in the movie A Quiet Place?
It was so good!

Janelle

That sounds great--I will check it out! :)

Janelle

I hear my 17 year old son laughing as he watches The office too..

Janelle, thanks for the mention of the seamstress in Spain. We love foreign films and it sounds like a good one. My husband especially loves them. My only problem is that when they are subtitled I can't do any hand sewing lol :)

I got hooked on "LarkRise to Candleford" series ,an Amazon Prime tv series.I am now in season 4. Most of the folks did'nt have electricity yet, or any modern appliances -Ah, the days were much more simple than now.It is very enjoyable to watch as there's no foul language in it,nor not a lot of violence.

My sister loved that series! I will watch it after baseball season is over. Thanks for the reminder.

Check out britbox.com or acorn to if you enjoy British tv.

I love British TV! Thanks for the heads up. I especially love British humor!

I watched about 10 minutes of this series while having my breakfast.

I will be watching this in my sewing room while I work in my next project.

Thanks for the recommendation. I've been wanting a new series to watch since I finished Downton Abbey last year. I'll check this one out.

I know Susie Q. I like to cross-stitch, but can't with the subtitles. I just finished watching the very last episode and it was soooo good. I loved the series. :)

Janelle

Thank you Paoberle, I'll have to check it out.

Janelle

That sounds great. I loved Downton Abbey this sounds great too.
I also enjoyed Poldark. Ross made me so angry though! lol!


Janelle

Poldark season 4 is suppose to start on September 30th. I can't wait!

Janelle, my husband and I watched Downton Abbey twice, and loved it even more the second time. He rarely watches anything more than once. But I love to. We really enjoyed that wonderful series.

Alias Grace on Netflix is good and has a lot of quilts in it and How to Make an American Quilt on Netflix is a good movie.

Just watched The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society on Netflix this weekend.
It was excellent. :)

Janelle

I had that book but couldn't get into it. I don't remember why. Maybe I'll see the movie, thanks!
Last week we watched Silver Linings Playbook. I loved it the first time, then I read the book, and re-watching it I didn't like it as much. Why do they have to change things? That sort of bugs me. I like it when they keep to the script.

I agree. I almost always like the book better than the movie.

Janelle