“Discover the Hidden Gems: 39 Must-Watch TV Shows That Everyone’s Talking About!”
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Preswell signed off by saying, “There’s no shame in enjoying a show that sits at 3/10 on IMDb, and it’s okay to dislike a film that everybody else seems to think is a masterpiece. But it’s important to take storytelling risks, and not everything will work for everyone. That’s actually a good thing and makes for a much healthier landscape of storytelling and attitude towards art in general.”
#10 Fleabag (2016–2019)
Fleabag combines dark humor with profound emotional depth, as it follows a young woman navigating grief, love, and existential crisis. Its witty fourth-wall breaks, sharp writing, and the raw vulnerability of its lead character have earned it a fiercely devoted fanbase.
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#11 Six Feet Under (2001–2005)
Set in a family-run funeral home, Six Feet Under tackles life, death, and everything in between with dark humor and emotional honesty. Its raw exploration of mortality and grief resonated deeply with viewers, culminating in one of the most satisfying series finales in TV history.
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#12 Breaking Bad (2008–2013)
This crime drama redefined the anti-hero genre with Walter White’s transformation from a mild-mannered teacher into a ruthless [illegal substances] kingpin. Its flawless pacing, shocking twists, and unforgettable character arcs make it a pinnacle of modern TV, with each episode ratcheting up the tension to nearly unbearable levels.
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Indeed, many of us rely on movies or TV series reviews to find what to binge-watch next. But have we ever wondered how they come to be and whether or not they can be trusted? Read on, as we’ll be attempting to find out just that.
