We've handpicked five exciting new titles to spice up your weekend lineup. There's a chance one of these might just become your next binge-worthy obsession. So, grab your popcorn and get cozy! The list features a thrilling mix of Horror, Drama, Crime, Action, and even more Drama.
Here are the toppers of week 20:
With a dot on number one: The Last of Us!"The Last of Us" is now in its gripping second season, offering plenty for fans to enjoy! Set two decades after the fall of modern civilization, the series follows Joel, who is tasked with smuggling 14-year-old Ellie out of a quarantine zone. What begins as a seemingly simple mission quickly transforms into a daunting journey across post-pandemic America. Together, Joel and Ellie must rely on each other to survive the many challenges they face along the way.
The second place is taken by The Rookie.Last week left fans of The Rookie hanging with no new episode, and to add to the suspense, the release date for the next one remains a mystery. The series centers around John Nolan, a man in his forties who shakes up his cozy small-town life to chase his dream of becoming a police officer in Los Angeles. As he steps into the role of a 'rookie' cop, Nolan must maneuver through the perilous, often humorous, and unpredictable world of law enforcement, all while determined to make the most of his second chance at life.
On the third place shines The Handmaid's Tale.The Handmaid's Tale, now in its riveting sixth season, offers plenty for viewers to sink their teeth into. Set in the dystopian Republic of Gilead, formerly the United States, the series explores a society where religious extremists have taken control. With widespread infertility caused by environmental degradation, the few remaining fertile women are forced into a life of servitude as handmaids. Their sole purpose? To bear children for the ruling class, only to have them taken away and given to the wives of the regime's commanders. The series centers on Offred, formerly known as June, who has lost her husband and daughter. Determined to reclaim her rights and find her child, June becomes a beacon of resistance. This gripping story is based on the acclaimed novel by Margaret Atwood.
Place four goes to Grey's Anatomy this week.Last week, fans of Grey's Anatomy were left hanging as no new episode was released, and to add to the suspense, the air date for the next episode remains a mystery. The series revolves around Meredith Grey, a surgical intern at the fictional Grey and Sloan Memorial Hospital, formerly known as Seattle Grace Hospital, in Seattle, Washington. While the show features an ensemble cast, Meredith is portrayed as the central character. The title "Grey's Anatomy" cleverly nods to the classic medical textbook "Gray's Anatomy," a long-standing reference in the field of human anatomy.
And on number five stands Chicago Fire.Chicago Fire is now blazing through its 13th season, offering plenty of drama to keep viewers hooked! This gripping series puts the spotlight on the lives of the brave heroes of the Chicago Fire Department. No job is more thrilling, perilous, or pressure-packed than that of the firefighters, rescue teams, and medical staff at Firehouse 51. These are the everyday American heroes—the courageous men and women who rush towards danger when everyone else is running away. The immense responsibilities of their roles take a personal toll, as they juggle big reputations and inflated egos with the constant pressure to perform flawlessly and make split-second decisions. Tensions run high, leading to conflicts within the team. When tragedy strikes, claiming one of their own, the team is torn apart by guilt and blame.
