The streaming Netflix service has opened a venue for entertainment on-demand that offers a wide range of programs to suit almost every taste. Here’s a review of 10 shows recommended for seniors:
- The Great British Baking Show – A cooking competition with culinary creations unfamiliar to Americans.
- Our Planet – A focus on different landscapes with exciting wildlife interactions from around the globe.
- Grace and Frankie – Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin start as senior women who bond after their husbands decide to be together.
- The Crown – A history of the life of Queen Elizabeth from the 1940s to the present that shows the inner workings of the royal family.
- Jeopardy – A multitude of episodes from the iconic game show that run about 20 minutes and capture the challenges that make it so popular.
- The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes – A tour of unconventional architecture from around the world.
- The Final Table – Another international cooking competition that features chefs working in pairs.
- The Good Place – Kristen Bell stars as a woman who passes into the afterlife and doesn’t quite fit in with others in Heaven.
- The Toys That Made Us – A look at many of the iconic toys that delighted us in childhood and proved popular with our children.
- Call the Midwife – A story about a midwife in a nursing convent in London’s East End during the 1950s and the people she helped.
You Should Make the Most of Your Retirement
Retirement should be enjoyable. Here at Council of Seniors, our team is committed to getting Congress to pass The SAVE Benefits Act. Passing this bill will make up for inadequate Social Security cost of living adjustments (COLAs) in several recent years, and it will return $581 to seniors.
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