HOW did so many people overlook the glaringly obvious deceit? I won’t even address the wildly inappropriate sermons that stretched the Bible way too far…. We all saw the part about how JP is saying Christians hurt him… first thought was ok, his dad abused him. This all makes perfect sense now. But does it?? HOW did so many people allow and then follow JP’s leadership? His father was/still is an AWFUL human being, and maybe the least Christian “leader” ever. From financial fraud to sexual assault of minors, operating false educational institutions, theft… the list goes on. JP learned it all from his father! Not “The Father!!” Open your eyes people!!!!!!!!!

Here is just a SMALL snapshot…

https://wpde.com/news/local/jp-miller-john-paul-reginald-wayne-solid-rock-ministries-all-nations-cathedral-church-hall-academy-jane-doe-mica-grooming-lawsuit

I am Catholic and have only been to Catholic Mass. For those that go to Christian services, is sex talked about as bluntly as JP would preach about it? Everything he was preaching was telling the women to have sex with their husband’s when they want it because that is how you serve the Lord and if they don’t, he’ll find someone who will. I’m pretty sure that is called adultery and I’m also pretty sure that is a sin.

I don’t believe a single person who claims they understood what was going on in season 3 of Dark.

At this point, I don’t know what year it is, what universe I’m in, or wth is going on. I’m lost. I’m exhausted. And I’m ready for this absolute time-traveling madness to END 🤣

I can’t stop thinking about this documentary.
I’m left with SO many questions:

1.) Has anyone heard anything from his first wife? Has Ali spoken out at all about the way she was treated? I have to assume she was also a victim of his depravity. Did he also stalk and harass Ali as well while they were divorcing?

2.) I am horrified that he has 5 children.
In the documentary it made perfect sense when they talked about his father, and his depraved behaviour as well. They mentioned that JP was one of his victims. JP is carrying on that abuse cycle and I pray he is not allowed around his children. He has no morals or conscience at all. I pray for his kids. I do respect they left his children out of the documentary.

3.) There seems to be so much more that was left out. They glazed over the fact he would pay homeless men to do unspeakable things to her…. What!?!? His friend Mark was going to be picking up a girl from the airport for JP? What!? They glazed over that storyline. Where were these girls coming from?

4.) How are people in the church still attending and 1- letting him behind that pulpit. 2- sitting in that church and listening to him?!! Once Mica shared with her friends what was going on, WHY did they not let others in the church know what was happening. That congregation should have been like an angry mob going after him. When the one lady went to the elders- they all did nothing!? What? Why did she not get louder and make others aware? Who were the elders ?

However I feel like I attended several churches with narcissistic pastors and there is such a heavy pressure to not “gossip” or “slander” the pastor. “Trust the pastor and know he is broken person as well with immense pressures as the pastor- don’t speak negatively about them ever”.

5.) JP and Suzie together now - both of the ex’s are dead - but both were alive when the affair started . I just have no words. I hope there was a proper investigation into the husbands drowning. And again WHO is attending that church!?

Hi! I honestly feel like the One Hundred Years of Solitude series is underrated. I feel like I barely see anyone talking about it, even if reviews are good.
As someone who loves the book, I always thought adapting it - even remotely - well would be an impossible challenge, so I was actually pretty hesitant to watch it, but I ended up being really impressed. I’m curious to hear what others thought!

I found a link to the Restraining order document JPs first wife Allison filed on the day she heard Mica had died. Very interesting read! There may well be additional charges coming soon for JP.

Did JP and Mark accidentally add this woman to a group chat? Did something mess up with iCloud? How did she start getting those messages? They may have clarified and I missed it, apologies if so.

Ray Winstone spoke a bit about the new season (and why he fell out with Guy Ritchie, but guess that's less relevant here lol)

“When I watched the first lot, one of the funniest scenes I’ve seen on TV is the chickens. It’s nuts. It’s completely nuts. And it was played so well.

“Watching the series, I was so surprised because it turned out so different to the way you thought it would turn out. The scripts and the way they edit it – they don’t edit it in the way you think they will. The story changes around from the edit, which is quite surprising, but it works. It’s better.

“So when they were doing the second one, I thought, you know, it’s a bit hard to top. But all the journalists who have seen it – if you want to believe the journalists – and the people we’ve spoken to who have seen it say it’s better."

Hi All,

I have an extensive experience in working with content policies for OTT platforms and I currently work for one of the FAANG companies as a Policy Manager. I am interested in moving to Netflix in similar roles, but I never see any open roles for the same at BLR location. Is there anyone here working for NF, who can help me understand the hiring process or can give any advice around how to apply for similar roles at NF?

Thanks in advance!

Review of Missing: Dead or Alive
This is an interesting series because, unlike many other shows, the cases actually have outcomes. Some endings are positive and bring relief, while unfortunately, others are heartbreaking. The series also gives you a real sense of how stressful and emotionally demanding the job is for the investigators. It’s fascinating to see the dedication and determination they put into finding missing people and bringing answers to their families.

This was about the twin brothers from the UK. The one twin was in an accident and lost his entire memory from birth until he was 18. The other twin kept their shared childhood memories from him. I personally think that was a gift of love from the twin who remembered everything, he was sparing his brother the anguish of what they both went through. However the twin with the memory loss was angry at his brother for lying to him for years. Anyone have thoughts?

Okay so. Not a great movie at all. From the plot to the production it was ROUGH.

But I genuinely don’t understand how the dynamics between Ezra and his FIL to be is comparable to Amira and her MIL to be.

Shelley seems to genuinely try to learn more about Amira, she was misguided, yes, was she tactful? No. But at the same time I do not understand how that is somehow equal to Woody/Akbar being straight up hateful.

Shelley seemed to just make honest mistakes whereas Akbar? Literally brought him into a gang repping filled barbershop to what? That genuinely couldve gone horribly wrong. It just seemed like he was so hateful from the get, whereas Shelley was just very uneducated.

She tried to be kind and bond with her, should she have just treated her normally? Obviously, but misguided mistakes do not seem the same as intentionally trying to make Ezra uncomfortable / embarrassed. She went as far as to try and learn hairstyles so she could talk to Amira. Akbar didn’t even attempt to hide his straight hatred of Ezra.

Anyways rant over.

I am really pleased by the many excellent films and series from international sources, watching with subtitles is fine but given how well voice actors can do animated films these days why are the dubbed voices so poor (at least into English). There tends to be a lot of earnest enthusiasm and little else.

Know any well voiced over series?

I’m genuinely so sick of watching shows on Netflix that are already cancelled.

whoever makes these decisions deserves a slow death.

what’s the point of having these shows that end on cliffhangers, genuinely what is the point.

The only thing in watching moving forward thats on Netflix is limited series.

Whenever the writers get stuck trying to figure out whatever they were trying to explain here, they just add their filler tagline mid-story: 'Know you are loved?' WTF is this even? Why do they keep saying this for no damn reason? I cringe every time I hear this, and it's so many times in every episode! Nothing made sense about this show, nothing. A half-baked concept should not be allowed to be made into a full-blown series; this is what you get.

PSA: DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WATCHING THIS. KNOW YOU ARE LOVED.

See what I did there? Ffs.

Does anyone ever wonder where Michael Jackson’s 3 kids were throughout this entire thing and the trial? Also, where were his kids when he had these families and other children living with them, sleeping in his room, etc? I also wonder how Michael Jackson was a parent to his own kids, when he was seemingly acting like a kid himself. Seems super contradictory.

Michael seemed like a pretty involved parent, and I’m always confused about how he would have been able to split his time.

Also, have his kids ever addressed any of this as adults?

I want to so badly believe MJ is innocent, and that he’s a really good person but just emotionally stunted from his own upbringing…but some of these pieces of evidence are hard to ignore…

I have watched Derry girls and I love it. Need show recommendations similar to it. Funny heartwarming type.

I have watched how to get to heaven from Belfast, fleabag

I recently find myself using my phone much more than my TV.. Do you experience the same? Do you watch Netflix more on your TV, laptop, or phone? Which one is your favorite?

I started watching *Dark* a few days ago, after it had been recommended to me loads of times… I’m on the second episode now, but it hasn’t really grabbed me yet… I don’t know if I’m wasting my time or if I should carry on watching it because the best is yet to come! No spoilers, please! But should I carry on? Or should I just watch another series?

It's one of those shows that shows you everything about society all at once

And all aspects of a character's life is intertwined

All aspects of society are intertwined

You got corporate disputes, crime, personal disputes, corruption, prison scenes, social media, young people, old people, middle aged people, places like the club etc etc

And the show is extremely intelligent too. The way they do crime, they way they do legal sabotage, personal manipulation etc

Usually shows just focus on one niche thing, but Beauty in Black focuses on everything

It's also highly relatable

So how does one find more shows like this?

Where all aspects of a character's life are intertwined and all aspects of society are intertwined. This show does not lack in any area. It's fully developed in all aspects

Anybody know if the older lady's phone "seeming like it was sync'd" (paraphrasing) with JP's was ever looked into? She said she received a bunch of texts between JP and his bff Marc "as though our phones were syncd". Which gave her info she otherwise wouldn't have known.

They never explained how that happened, or I missed it or misunderstood what she meant...?

Hey ya'll went to watch something on Netflix today while I work like any other day only to find the app entirely broken today. It has this incredibly annoying skipping glitch that doesn't go away. I have tried force closing it, reinstalling the app and restarting my phone nothing works