Dive in, and who knows, maybe one of these shows might just become your next obsession!
1. Little Voice
Bess King, a singer-songwriter, is trying to find her voice in the cacophony of New York City. Balancing love, family, and a dog named Louie, her life is a bittersweet melody. Through heartbreaks and gigs, her journey isn't just about making it big. It's about finding oneself amidst the highs and lows. As chords and verses flow, you realize: Isn't life just one big song waiting to be sung?
Meet Ted. An American football coach sailing (or rather flying) into the world of British soccer without a compass. Tasked with leading a struggling Premier League team, Ted's armed with nothing but optimism. His methods? Unconventional. The reactions? Mixed. Yet, beneath the comedy of errors and football fumbles, lies the tale of a man determined to leave a mark. Because sometimes, winning hearts is trickier than scoring goals.
3. See
Post-apocalypse isn't always about zombies. In See, humanity has lost its sight, and the world's reshaped itself in its new blind image. Into this landscape, two sighted children are born to Baba Voss, the chieftain. Prophecy? Curse? Depends on who you ask. As tribes seek to protect or hunt these children, the question arises: In a world without vision, can seeing be believing?
4. Truth Be Told
Podcaster Poppy Parnell reopens a murder case, a dark chapter from her past. Was childhood friend Warren Cave wrongfully convicted? As she dives deeper, waters get murkier. Secrets, lies, and family ties tangle in a dance of doubt. Is Poppy chasing truth or just another story? Every episode unravels a layer, and you're left pondering: When the lines blur, how far would you go for the truth?
Emily Dickinson: 19th-century poet, ahead of her time, and now, in a quirky twist, the star of her own show. Historical? Partly. Modern lingo and beats? Absolutely. As Emily navigates societal constraints, her rebellious spirit is more alive than ever. Family, love, and the thirst for recognition make you realize: Maybe old-world problems aren't that different from today's. After all, isn't every era just a remix of the one before?
6. Servant
Dorothy and Sean, a Philly couple, hire a nanny for their baby, Jericho. But Jericho's not your usual baby; he's a lifelike doll, a replacement for their deceased son. Enter Leanne, the nanny, who mysteriously treats the doll as real. Soon, unsettling events start occurring. Psychological battles ensue. The line between reality and illusion shatters. Is the house haunted, or are they simply haunted by their past?
7. For All Mankind
The space race. But hang on, what if the USSR landed on the moon first? This alternate reality offers a gripping tale of astronauts, engineers, and their families as they navigate a changed world order. Women on the moon, tech advancements, political jostlings – it's history, but not as we've known it. Dreams soar higher, ambitions grow bigger, but at what cost? Because when stars are the limit, how do you ground yourself?
In the bustling world of morning TV, anchors Alex and Bradley find themselves at the epicenter of a scandal. When co-host Mitch is ousted for misconduct, Bradley, a reporter, is unexpectedly catapulted into his seat. Behind the scenes? Oh, it's a battleground of egos, politics, and the age-old ratings game. As controversies snowball, alliances form and crumble quicker than you can say "live on air". Power plays, backstabbings, and broadcast politics make you wonder: Can morning news ever be just... news?
9. Defending Jacob
Assistant DA Andy Barber's life spirals when his son, Jacob, is accused of murder. Evidence piles up, loyalties are tested, and the courtroom becomes a battleground. Did Jacob do it? As the family's past unravels and truths emerge, you're left navigating a maze of doubt. Every revelation is a double-edged sword. Because when your world collapses, how do you separate the father from the lawyer?
10. Mythic Quest
Welcome to the world of game development. At Mythic Quest, creators tussle over their hit MMORPG. Visionary director, egotistical writer, overworked coders – it's a cocktail of chaos. As game updates launch and personal dynamics shift, a question looms large: Who truly controls the game? Behind the pixelated glory lies a realm of ambition, art, and absurdity. After all, isn't the real quest always the one behind the screen?
