We've handpicked five fresh series to spice up your weekend, and who knows, you might just discover a new favorite to add to your watchlist. So grab that popcorn and dive into these exciting genres: Horror, Drama, Drama, Action, and Crime. Enjoy the binge!
Here are the toppers of week 21:
With a dot on number one: The Last of Us!The Last of Us is in full swing with its second season, offering plenty for fans to enjoy. Set two decades after the collapse of modern civilization, the series follows Joel, who is tasked with smuggling 14-year-old Ellie out of a quarantine zone. What starts as a seemingly straightforward mission quickly transforms into a harrowing journey across a post-pandemic United States. As they traverse the treacherous landscape, Joel and Ellie must rely on each other to survive the relentless challenges they face.
The second place is taken by The Handmaid's Tale.The final curtain has dropped on "The Handmaid's Tale," marking the end of a gripping series. Set in the dystopian Republic of Gilead, formerly the United States, the narrative unfolds under the rule of religious extremists obsessed with reproduction. With rampant environmental pollution rendering most women infertile, the few who remain fertile are subjugated as sex slaves to the ruling class, tasked with bearing children for their masters. These women, known as handmaids, must surrender their babies to the master's wife upon birth. The series centers on Offred, once known as June, who lost her husband and daughter and is now fiercely determined to reclaim her rights and reunite with her child. This compelling tale is based on Margaret Atwood's acclaimed novel.
On the third place shines Grey's Anatomy.Last week, fans were left waiting as Grey's Anatomy took a break, and sadly, the return date for the next episode is still a mystery. The series centers around Meredith Grey, a surgical resident at the fictional Grey and Sloan Memorial Hospital, formerly known as Seattle Grace Hospital, in Seattle, Washington. Although many characters play significant roles, Meredith remains the central figure. The show's title cleverly nods to the classic medical textbook, "Gray's Anatomy," which was a staple in the study of human anatomy for years.
Place four goes to Chicago Fire this week.Last week, fans of Chicago Fire were left in suspense as no new episode aired, and the release date for the next one remains a mystery. Chicago Fire is a gripping drama series that delves into the lives of the everyday heroes at the Chicago Fire Department. These brave firefighters, rescue squads, and medical teams at Firehouse 51 face the most intense, dangerous, and thrilling challenges head-on while the rest of us run the other way. But the immense pressure of their jobs takes a personal toll. With big reputations and even bigger egos, combined with the need to make split-second decisions, tensions often run high among the crew. When tragedy strikes close to home, the team is left torn apart by guilt and blame.
And on number five stands FBI.Last week, fans were left without a new episode of FBI, and to our dismay, the release date for the upcoming episode remains a mystery. This Dick Wolf-produced drama delves into the inner workings of the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting their next fix.
