What show are you watching right now?

[SuburbanFarmer]

Finally made my way into Parks and Recreation. Amy Polher isn’t all that funny, but damn the cast is good.

[Smitty-48]

With no Leafs on Saturday I binge watched season 3 of Occupied on Netflix

It holds up, they've managed to keep it fresh.

[StCapps]

With no Leafs on Saturday I binge watched season 3 of Occupied on Netflix

It holds up, they've managed to keep it fresh.

Speaking of German shows, Babylon Berlin is back for it's third season on January 24. Enough time to catch up on it for those who haven't seen it yet.

[BjornP]

That sounds... German to you? Anyway, does Babylon Berlin currently run on North American Netflix? Or is it on some other service?

[StCapps]

That sounds... German to you?

I saw reise in the subtitles, assumed german. Guess it's Norweigan with German subtitles though, whatevs.

[BjornP]

That sounds... German to you?

I saw reise in the subtitles, assumed german. Guess it's Norweigan with German subtitles though, whatevs.

Norwegian with Norwegian subtitles (for the hearing impaired, I guess). Anyway, heard alot about Babylon Berlin but can't find it on Danish Netflix. They have got another (good) German show, also takes place in Berlin called "Dogs of Berlin" instead.

[StCapps]

That sounds... German to you?

I saw reise in the subtitles, assumed german. Guess it's Norweigan with German subtitles though, whatevs.

Norwegian with Norwegian subtitles (for the hearing impaired, I guess). Anyway, heard alot about Babylon Berlin but can't find it on Danish Netflix. They have got another (good) German show, also takes place in Berlin called "Dogs of Berlin" instead.

You all sound the same, don't snow.

[BjornP]

And English sounds the same as Cree.

[StCapps]

And English sounds the same as Cree.

OK, Denmark. Even your current location sounds German, or Swedish. Y'all sound the same, your languages are barely different, the accents sound more different than the languages being spoken.

[BjornP]

And English sounds the same as Cree.

OK, Denmark. Even your current location sounds German, or Swedish. Y'all sound the same, your languages are barely different, the accents sound more different than the languages being spoken.

"Sounds German or Swedish"... Jesus, Capps... don't you Canadians have mandatory French back in primary school and at least some French linguistic influence in daily life? You have heard different languages than English at some point in your life, right? And, no, if you actually pronounce Danish it's very different than both German and the other Scandinavian languages. To someone with the ability to differentiate words beyond "something that isn't English", that is.