Topic: TV Series Top 10 Power Rankings (previously TV series Recommendations...) - page 14. (Read 619697 times)

Just finished better call saul...just magnificent

Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Ash vs Evil Dead and Fargo. These are some of my recommendations.

Thirteen reasons why and also lethal weapon.

Revisited malcolm in the middle again...hahahha it is just magnificent!!! Funny as heck

I advise you to watch the TV show "Taboo". But we are only eight episodes and it is quite interesting.

The Handmaid's Tale on Hulu is the best series I have seen in a while.

Watch Smallville. Its superman growing up and going through his childhood trying to understand who he is while also saving people. There are about 300 episodes with each one at 45 minutes. This should take you a while.

Sherlock, I really recommend this.

i recommand to watch Taboo and Fargo also i realy enjoyed watching Banshee

I can say a few words about the show "Eighth feeling". This is a very interesting series, and the story reveals the relationship between the mentally strange and very different people in spirit and character.

Breaking bad is the BEST serie ever made !!
take my advice and watch it you will never regret it.

Already went 3 season "Fear the Walking Dead." This series from each series, I'm starting to like more and more. The fact is that compared to the walking dead, this series is already beginning to hold tension.

Penny Dreadful.. strong cast, interesting plot, but season 3 is a little weaker than first two.

Game of Thrones, American Gods, True Blood (ended), Psyche, The Walking Dead, Dr. House (ended), Bones, Criminal Minds.

I can go on and on and on but those are my top picks.

flash, agent of shield, revenge

In my opinion, I think Mr. Robot season 2 was strong and really intruiging knowing that it became weird because it was really surprising. The authenticity of the codes are real that's why I like it.

It is really one of the best shows because it's really interesting that it made people remember things and there are a lot of things actual about it because it could really happen in real life, probably there already.

I started it but it didn't end it because I didn't get to have a copy and wasn't really that interested
This is what I watched, both movie and series, it's a good way to know the movie itself.

1. Twin Peaks (Season 3)

Showtime. 18 episodes.
It's 25 years later, and Dale Cooper's still stuck in the Black Lodge. Will you join him? Help him get the hell out of there and back to the cherry pie awaiting him in Twin Peaks? David Lynch is directing all 18 episodes of this limited revival series, and four beautiful, brain-teasing, and bizarre episodes in, expectations have already been way, way exceeded.

2. The Leftovers (Season 3)

HBO. 8 episodes.
So many mysteries left to answer, and only one episode remaining to explain them.

3. Better Call Saul (Season 3)

AMC. 10 episodes.
We're inching ever closer toward the events depicted in Breaking Bad's first season, what with the arrival of Gus Fring and other familiar faces into Jimmy McGill's life this season. But this is no mere spin-off; few shows depict sibling rivalry as affectingly as BCS, and each new interaction between Chuck McGill and the man also known as Saul Goodman is more sad than the last.

4. Taboo (Season 1)

FX. 8 episodes.
Bona fide movie star Tom Hardy stops by FX to play James Delaney, a top-hat-wearing shipwreck survivor who's determined to thwart the many Londoners seeking to steal his inheritance circa 1814. The actor's relentlessly intense performance elevates a show that intertwines maritime trade, the War of 1812, and incest into a cracking yarn. Binge it immediately -- the top-hat industry demands it.

5. American Gods (Season 1)

Starz. 8 episodes.
Adapting Neil Gaiman's work has never been easy, but this supremely weird, bloody, and inventive attempt has succeeded wildly so far.

Hope will help!

sopranos
breaking bad
master of none
flaked
love
narcos
bojack horseman

Mr. Robot was one of my favorite new tv shows in the first season, but the second season got super weird and kind of lost a lot of steam in my opinion.   I hope they come back strong with a good 3rd season.

Breaking Bad, is obviously one of the best shows of all time, but I think their molasses slow developing Better Call Saul better pick up the pace before it works towards the detriment of what an awesome creation Breaking Bad was.

House of Cards is great...I watch the entire season in like a weekend.   Sometimes I wish they dropped that show like 2 episodes a week or something like that so that it would last longer.

Never watched Limitless...Movies that have been translated into TV Shows usually don't sit well with me.   Fargo may be the only exception in my opinion.

And Narcos