TULSA – Admit it. Every night you sit down in front of the TV and wonder what new show you are going to stream during this pandemic. All of us at FC Tulsa are doing the exact same thing. From players to coaches to those in the front office, we are all catching up on our favorite shows or discovering new ones on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and more.
We have put together a definitive list of what FC Tulsa is streaming right now with some comments from those watching. If you want some help picking your next show, here are some of our favorites.
(One quick side note before we jump in here – we are an Oklahoma-based team and have all seen Tiger King. All of the U.S. has seen Tiger King. If you haven’t seen Tiger King, you should. We won’t include it on this list because it’s obvious.)
1) Ozark – 10 votes. The Netflix American crime drama received the most votes from members of FC Tulsa. Players in particular love the drug cartel-based show that features Hollywood stars Jason Bateman and Laura Linney.
“Super cool take on cartel life and how a supposedly normal family can get into illegal business like that. I think it’s awesome. I’ve watched almost 3 seasons in a week and a half.” – Ciaran Winters, Midfielder
“Ozark is very intense and mysterious. I think the show draws you in, keeps you on edge, and makes you want to keep watching.” – Bryan Byars, Goalkeeper
“It’s interesting how a regular guy and family can be tied into drug cartel. I’ve been hooked since Season 1.” – Cyprian Hedrick, Defender
“Great show. Love the suspense and drama behind it.” – Lebo Moloto, Midfielder
“It has some of the best acting I’ve seen from a tv show. They do a great job of making every episode entertaining.” – Dylan Young, Ops & Community Coordinator
2) Sunderland ’Til I Die – 7 votes. The English soccer documentary about Sunderland AFC that drew rave reviews after a compelling and heartbreaking first season in 2018, just released a 6-episode second season that has captivated members of FC Tulsa as well as soccer fans globally.
“I love seeing the impact that a football club can have on the community. I think it is fascinating because it shows me the similarities and differences in life around our football clubs.” – Sean Lewis, Goalkeeper
“Because I like to see behind the scenes [of a club], and it’s soccer! It’s a really good show if you like soccer!” – Rodrigo da Costa, Midfielder
“Fascinating look into the impact of a club on a community. It's cool to see the perspectives of players, staff, and supporters throughout the seasons.”- Kyle Craft, Owner
“Good insight on the technical, fanbase and front office side of the club.” – Wayne Farmer, Head of Operations and Fan Engagement
3) Las Casa de Papel (Money Heist) – 3 votes. The Spanish TV heist drama that Netflix has picked up revolves around a massive robbery of the Royal Mint of Spain. Dubbed in English, Netflix has helped broaden its reach to new audiences.
“Thriller, Drama, Suspense! Extremely addicting.” – Kevin Garcia, Defender
“Yo estoy mirando esta programa porque quiero aprender español. La programa es fantástica. La recomiendo.” – Eric Bird, Midfielder
4) Old favorite comedies (The Office, Community, New Girl, Psych) – 1 vote each. While new shows get all the headlines, some players and members of the front office are sticking with the old classics to get them through the pandemic.
“[The Office] is the best show ever created. Ever.” – Matt Sheldon, Defender
“Because there are a lot of episodes [of Community], and I can half watch it while I am doing other stuff. I love it. Easy to watch. Fun characters.” – Stacia Fox, Merchandise Manager
“I'm watching Psych on Amazon Prime. It's a crime show that's also funny and references a bunch of 80s pop culture, I love it. I've probably seen it through like 10 times, but it’s my go-to whenever I'm between shows.” – John Horlander, Communications Coordinator
5) British dramas (The English Game, Peaky Blinders) – 1 vote each. Creating its own separate genre in the States on streaming services, British drams have become a favorite of Americans in the last five years. The English Game is set around the game of soccer, an obvious choice here, while Peaky Blinders is an early 20th century gangster drama.
“It was a show that combines my love of sports and my wife's love of old English stuff.” – Michael Schetzel, Chief Business Officer
“Es un programa con el cual me identifico mucho por la manera de salir adelante en cada problema que se le presenta a Tomas Shelby.” – Darío Suárez, Forward
*Honorary Mention* – Everything Lucy Gonzalez, Head of Marketing & Brand, is Watching – Schitt's Creek, LEGO Masters, RuPaul's Drag Race (and All Stars), It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Ozark, The Circle (France), What We Do In the Shadows, Blackish, Last Week Tonight, I wish there was more Love Island for me to consume, but I'm caught up.
"Overall watching more lighthearted things to make me laugh and surrounding myself with my ideal friends – ones with great timing and humor, but I can pause and change into sweatpants and grab my Peppermint JoeJoes whenever." – Lucy Gonzalez
TULSA – Admit it. Every night you sit down in front of the TV and wonder what new show you are going to stream during this pandemic. All of us at FC Tulsa are doing the exact same thing. From players to coaches to those in the front office, we are all catching up on our favorite shows or discovering new ones on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and more.
We have put together a definitive list of what FC Tulsa is streaming right now with some comments from those watching. If you want some help picking your next show, here are some of our favorites.
(One quick side note before we jump in here – we are an Oklahoma-based team and have all seen Tiger King. All of the U.S. has seen Tiger King. If you haven’t seen Tiger King, you should. We won’t include it on this list because it’s obvious.)
1) Ozark – 10 votes. The Netflix American crime drama received the most votes from members of FC Tulsa. Players in particular love the drug cartel-based show that features Hollywood stars Jason Bateman and Laura Linney.
“Super cool take on cartel life and how a supposedly normal family can get into illegal business like that. I think it’s awesome. I’ve watched almost 3 seasons in a week and a half.” – Ciaran Winters, Midfielder
“Ozark is very intense and mysterious. I think the show draws you in, keeps you on edge, and makes you want to keep watching.” – Bryan Byars, Goalkeeper
“It’s interesting how a regular guy and family can be tied into drug cartel. I’ve been hooked since Season 1.” – Cyprian Hedrick, Defender
“Great show. Love the suspense and drama behind it.” – Lebo Moloto, Midfielder
“It has some of the best acting I’ve seen from a tv show. They do a great job of making every episode entertaining.” – Dylan Young, Ops & Community Coordinator
2) Sunderland ’Til I Die – 7 votes. The English soccer documentary about Sunderland AFC that drew rave reviews after a compelling and heartbreaking first season in 2018, just released a 6-episode second season that has captivated members of FC Tulsa as well as soccer fans globally.
“I love seeing the impact that a football club can have on the community. I think it is fascinating because it shows me the similarities and differences in life around our football clubs.” – Sean Lewis, Goalkeeper
“Because I like to see behind the scenes [of a club], and it’s soccer! It’s a really good show if you like soccer!” – Rodrigo da Costa, Midfielder
“Fascinating look into the impact of a club on a community. It’s cool to see the perspectives of players, staff, and supporters throughout the seasons.”- Kyle Craft, Owner
“Good insight on the technical, fanbase and front office side of the club.” – Wayne Farmer, Head of Operations and Fan Engagement
3) Las Casa de Papel (Money Heist) – 3 votes. The Spanish TV heist drama that Netflix has picked up revolves around a massive robbery of the Royal Mint of Spain. Dubbed in English, Netflix has helped broaden its reach to new audiences.
“Thriller, Drama, Suspense! Extremely addicting.” – Kevin Garcia, Defender
“Yo estoy mirando esta programa porque quiero aprender español. La programa es fantástica. La recomiendo.” – Eric Bird, Midfielder
4) Old favorite comedies (The Office, Community, New Girl, Psych) – 1 vote each. While new shows get all the headlines, some players and members of the front office are sticking with the old classics to get them through the pandemic.
“[The Office] is the best show ever created. Ever.” – Matt Sheldon, Defender
“Because there are a lot of episodes [of Community], and I can half watch it while I am doing other stuff. I love it. Easy to watch. Fun characters.” – Stacia Fox, Merchandise Manager
“I’m watching Psych on Amazon Prime. It’s a crime show that’s also funny and references a bunch of 80s pop culture, I love it. I’ve probably seen it through like 10 times, but it’s my go-to whenever I’m between shows.” – John Horlander, Communications Coordinator
5) British dramas (The English Game, Peaky Blinders) – 1 vote each. Creating its own separate genre in the States on streaming services, British drams have become a favorite of Americans in the last five years. The English Game is set around the game of soccer, an obvious choice here, while Peaky Blinders is an early 20th century gangster drama.
“It was a show that combines my love of sports and my wife’s love of old English stuff.” – Michael Schetzel, Chief Business Officer
“Es un programa con el cual me identifico mucho por la manera de salir adelante en cada problema que se le presenta a Tomas Shelby.” – Darío Suárez, Forward
*Honorary Mention* – Everything Lucy Gonzalez, Head of Marketing & Brand, is Watching – Schitt’s Creek, LEGO Masters, RuPaul’s Drag Race (and All Stars), It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Ozark, The Circle (France), What We Do In the Shadows, Blackish, Last Week Tonight, I wish there was more Love Island for me to consume, but I’m caught up.
“Overall watching more lighthearted things to make me laugh and surrounding myself with my ideal friends – ones with great timing and humor, but I can pause and change into sweatpants and grab my Peppermint JoeJoes whenever.” – Lucy Gonzalez
