Rami Malek played a loner hacker messing with the fate of the country long before he ever won an Oscar for playing Freddie Mercury in 2018's "Bohemian Rhapsody." Dark, disturbing and full of twists and turns, the series became USA’s breakout drama for a reason. The zippy series is a delightful binge-watch. Gael García Bernal is charming as ever in this dramedy as Rodrigo, a brash new conductor for the New York Symphony. 18.įor those who like to mix their comedy with murder-of-the-week cop dramas, Tony Shalhoub's performance as a detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder in this USA Network comedy is a true classic. With mile-a-minute dialogue, impeccable costumes and an incredible cast, this dramedy about a 1950s housewife (Rachel Brosnahan) turned stand-up comic is a pastel pink-covered treat. The writers' approach to social issues and the episodic mysteries are nuanced for a show that appears twee on the surface.įairytale villains meet police procedurals in this horror series, in which Portland police detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli) discovers he is a “Grimm,” aka a mystical figure tasked with keeping otherworldly threats at bay. If you love the TV genre known as "provincial British people solve murders," try PBS's "Grantchester," in which a local Anglican vicar (James Norton, "Little Women") assists an inspector (Robson Green) with murder investigations. Adapted from a 1990 novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, the apocalyptic miniseries has a quirky British comedic tone: The Antichrist is a mischievous middle-schooler and the only beings trying to save the planet are an angel (Michael Sheen) and a demon (David Tennant) who are best friends and terrible at their jobs. A second season that goes beyond the original novel is currently in the works.
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