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It doesn’t matter if you’ve seen the show or it’s new to you, we’ll all need some fun for the new weeks.
“Mad men”
Undoubtedly one of the best TV programs ever made, “Mad Men” tells the story of advertising executives who ruled Madison Avenue in New York in the 1960s through the lens of the mysterious man and creative director, Don Draper, who masterfully acted Jon Hamm. The show offers you an unfiltered look at the culture of the 60s, which is full of cigarette smoke, whiskey bottles and enough sexual harassment in the workplace to make your head spin. The 1960s were a very turbulent period in America, and “Mad Men” does an incredible job of explaining it.
“Breaking bad”
Fill your friends because you take a wild walk if you decide to watch “Breaking Bad”. It takes a few episodes to get in, but once the drama heats up, it doesn’t make sense. Bryan Cranston plays Walter White, a high school chemistry professor who decides that the only way he can offer his family before he dies is to cook for a camper with a grueling ex-student. Of course, things get worse and Walter becomes one of the most notorious pins in the drug game.’
“Parks and Recreation”
Making a rewatch of “The Office” would be absolutely useful during the quarantine, but it seems that everyone is watching “The Office” again, so why not watch “Parks and Recreation”?
“Parks and Recreation” was an accompanying show on “The Office” (it’s both makeups), but it has its own style and is honestly one of the most positive TV shows ever. Amy Poehler is happy to be Leslie Knope as a government official and the cast of Pawnee characters in Indiana’s Parks and Rec section is the best.
House of cards
Perhaps my favorite show to date, this Kevin space political thriller is one of the best jobs men have ever done. Even though Spacey’s name has been tarnished, the stellar show has continued to win many awards for its wonderful intertwined storyline. The show includes Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright as husband and wife, who plans to make it to the White House. Their calculated manipulation, ruthlessness, and contempt for anything else put
them on a dangerous path to the presidency. Murder, betrayal, and intelligence are some of the main themes of the series. The show has 6 seasons and is aimed at an older audience. It has a demographic score of 18 years and older.
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5. Gossip Girl
This is a good night for girls, an excellent romantic drama. The 2007-2012 show is played by Blake Lively and focuses on his school life as a teenager. The show is saturated with the typical high school drama and can get quite compelling. If you are a fan of a great drama with a little romance, this is the series that you should watch in these Christmas holidays. Enews also recently confirmed that a new restart of the popular show will be released soon, so stay tuned!
