
2. Actor Addison Grant (the upcoming The Gift of the Magi) says, “I've been re-watching Bones (television series) this fall. Along with being nostalgic for me, it brings spooky vibes without being a full-on horror movie.”

4. Our Marketing Director, Isaac Bont, recommends, The Last Dance – Limited Docuseries on Netflix. He says, “The Last Dance is a prolific documentary series about the Michael Jordan era of the Chicago Bulls. You know, basically the team considered the greatest of all time. And wow, what a story and slickly made series this is. You learn so much about all the big players: Jordan, Pippin, Rodman, manager Phil Jackson, and the Bulls ownership that butted heads with its own players. There are big egos, gambling, crazy twists and turns, and through it all, the awe-inspiring willpower, conflicting ego, talent, and personality that is Michael Jordan. Such a trip that can be enjoyed by anyone regardless whether you enjoy sports or not. Michael Jordan played basketball about as well as anybody has ever done anything in life ever, and to learn about that is an amazing ride.”

6. Actor Lynda Dahl (Death of a Salesman, True West) says, “I really enjoy watching Black Mirror & the lovely colors on the drive to St. Croix on the stretch of road on Hwy 8; it’s a beautiful sight on a sunny day riding downhill along the state park bordering Wisconsin.”

“The second of my all-time faves was the 2017 production of "1776." Featuring an all-female cast, it recast our impressions of the Founding Fathers in new and mind opening ways. The acting was brilliant and at the performance on the Fourth of July of that year, the cast led the audience in an emotional rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" as the Liberty Bell rang. Now, only four years later, that performance feels both nostalgic for its patriotism and prescient in foreshadowing the serious and introspective look now being given to the lives, beliefs, and actions of these men.”