Loading ... I'm constantly in search of brilliant writing, skilled directing, and consummate acting. After I watched "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad" several times over, after I'd gone through "Firefly" and "Slings and Arrows" (and after I'd tried and rejected "'Supernatural," "The Closer," "Saving Grace," "Orange is the New Black," and some show about birthin' babies), I thought I would never again find a show that would make me look forward to sitting down and watching each and every episode. That would make me feel hooked. "Six Feet Under" is that show. It's perfect. The writing is indeed brilliant, and the characters are interesting, well-rounded, and fun to know. Likable or not (and some are decidedly not), each and every character -- from the 60-something Mom to the funeral home's young "restorative artist" -- has a rich inner life and story of his/her own. And there's a delightful twist to SFU: you know how many television shows are designed so that the main characters come in contact with new people/situations each week? The "Star Trek" crew flew to different planets, "The Love Boat" had different ports of call, cop shows have a crime/villain of the week, and so on. Well, every SFU begins with a death, and into each episode is woven the story of the deceased, and we typically get to meet the family members -- whether they're gang-bangers, Japanese monks, or stars in the porn industry. About which: SFU features the "F" word about a jillion times, and also nudity, and sex, sex, sex. (Sometimes I refer to it as "Sex Feet Under.") If you're squeamish about these things, it would be a shame because you'll miss a gem of a show. Quirky, offbeat, funny, heart-wrenching, unflinching, original and, as previously mentioned, brilliant. If you have a deep appreciation for the absurd done to perfection, you'll love this show as much as I do. Popular Shows See all shows
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Does Netflix have Six Feet Under?Watch Manorama Six Feet Under | Netflix.
Is Six Feet Under on HBO Max?Right now you can watch Six Feet Under on HBO Max. You are able to stream Six Feet Under by renting or purchasing on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes, Google Play, and Vudu.
Where can I watch Six Feet Under in Australia?Six Feet Under: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV and Foxtel and Binge.
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