We've handpicked five captivating series to spice up your weekend and possibly introduce you to your next binge-worthy obsession. So grab some popcorn, settle in, and dive into these thrilling genres: Fantasy, Drama, Crime, and Horror. Who knows, your new favorite might be just around the corner!
Here are the toppers of week 40:
With a dot on number one: Game of Thrones!The epic saga of Game of Thrones has come to its grand finale. Based on George R. R. Martin's fantasy series 'A Song of Ice and Fire', this HBO phenomenon immersed viewers in the fierce battle for the Iron Throne among seven noble families on the fictional continent of Westeros. With King Robert Baratheon at the helm, it becomes alarmingly clear that his throne is coveted by many. As political intrigue ensues, a sinister ancient threat looms from the North, ready to invade the already fractured land of Westeros.
The second place is taken by Grey's Anatomy.Grey's Anatomy has reached an impressive milestone, now in its 22nd season, offering fans a wealth of drama and intrigue. The series centers around Meredith Grey, a dedicated surgical intern at the fictional Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital in Seattle, Washington. While the show boasts a diverse cast of characters, Meredith remains the focal point of the narrative. The series title cleverly plays on the name of the classic medical textbook "Gray's Anatomy," a nod to its deep roots in the world of human anatomy. Dive into this long-running saga where personal and professional lives collide in the gripping world of medicine.
On the third place shines The Rookie.Last week left us hanging with no new episode of The Rookie, and we're still in the dark about when the next one will drop. The series trails John Nolan, a man in his forties who trades his cozy, small-town life for the bustling streets of Los Angeles to chase his dream of becoming an LAPD officer. As he dives into the perilous, often comedic, and unpredictable life of a 'young' cop, Nolan is determined to make the most of this second chance at carving out a meaningful life.
Place four goes to The Vampire Diaries this week.The final chapter has closed on The Vampire Diaries, a series that captivated audiences for years. Adapted from L.J. Smith's beloved novels, the story follows 17-year-old Elena Gilbert (Nina Dobrev) and her 15-year-old brother Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) as they navigate life after the tragic loss of their parents in a car accident. Now under the care of their aunt Jenna (Sara Canning), they strive to find normalcy. However, the arrival of the enigmatic Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley) at their high school sparks a series of mysterious events. Despite their magnetic attraction, Elena remains unaware of Stefan's vampiric nature. As unexplained deaths occur around Mystic Falls, Stefan's older brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder) resurfaces, bringing more turmoil. The brothers engage in a tense battle not only for Elena's heart but for the very soul of the town, with every twist and turn leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.
And on number five stands The Last of Us.Last week, fans of The Last of Us were left hanging with no new episode, and the release date for the next installment remains a mystery. In the gripping story, Joel is tasked with escorting fourteen-year-old Ellie out of a quarantine zone, twenty years after the downfall of modern civilization. What starts as a straightforward mission quickly evolves into a daunting journey across a post-pandemic United States. Together, Joel and Ellie must rely on each other to survive the harrowing trek.
