50 Hilariously Spot-On Netflix Memes That Take Less Time Than Picking What To Watch (New Pics)
There are times when you might find yourself staying up way too late, letting "just one more episode" turn into an entire season, or spending more time deciding what to watch than actually watching anything. But hey, you're not alone! This Facebook page has some of the most hilarious memes that perfectly sum up the Netflix life—where the struggle to find something to watch is real, but so is the joy of endless streaming. Get ready to laugh with this collection we've put together just for you, Pandas!
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No food bills. No heating or cooling needed. No kids to raise and put through college. No medications. Plus realestate values go way up in a hundred years. Antiques and interest (although The Great Depression made them take a hit). Wonder what happens if a vampire gets bad blood during a plague?
Don't cut seasons in two with a six month wait, then show me a trailer of the second part of the season that you've decided it's gonna have to wait (because that'll hype my expectations) instead I'll have to rewatch the whole thing eventually because I forgot who is who.
This is my mom's favorite Disney movie because, and I quote, "It's about middle aged women who save the day."
Yeah but they don't do this when it actually matters. I watch a lot of Korean stuff and the subtitles are pretty good. And some of them are engaging enough I forget I am reading subtitles. Like, go to the kitchen to get a drink of water and realize I suddenly can't understand anything and should have paused it. hahah
according to the huge number of comments here (as i'm writing mine, the number is zero), i guess he is a humongous star ... somewhere..... Hey I know Meech, is a cool guy.
I start them eagerly enough, but then run out of steam and can't be bothered to finish them.
Honestly, the villains SHOULD have a good argument. If they are just evil for the fun of it, I don't care. Thanos in the Avengers movies had a good motivation, but a bad solution.
Needs more swirling dust devils. Also it's mandatory that stereotypical guitar riffs are played.
The only intros l would never skip were House of Cards (the American version) and Six Feet Under.Loved those ones.
Started out interesting with a plot that had a lot of potential until the writers LOST it.
I agree, it was brilliant and much more profound than the rest of the Bridgerton show. I cried like a baby at the end.
That's a nod to 1995's Pride and Prejudice with Colin Firth. It's CULTURE!!!
By the time some shows return, I have already forgotten everything about them and have to rewatch the entire preceding season.
Everyone was doing what? Talking to their missing loved ones with christmas lights?
My son kept telling me I should watch it. I was like, no--I don't do real life drama. It's too heavy. Finally, he wore me down and I agreed I'd watch an episode of Breaking Bad for every episode of X-Files he watched with me. I got so completely sucked into this show that we stopped watching X-Files all together so we had more time to watch Breaking Bad. I could go on and on about why this is a phenomenal show. I've watched it through twice, and will catch episodes now and then on Pluto and will always sit and watch.
I ran out og those so I watched 'Rise of the Nazis' (BBCSelect). No idea why.
Yeah, my wife had a platonic friend like that at our wedding — for some odd reason, she always hated me and then got angry at my wife that she wouldn’t divorce me. Now, I *wonder* why that could be, hmm?
That was a genuinely good poll with no insane majority, like “98% picked such and such.”
That was a genuinely good poll with no insane majority, like “98% picked such and such.”
