As we’re high on the ongoing Emmy fever, we’re hoping that these binge-able, nominated shows will help us with deal with our Monday blues.
1. Killing Eve
An MI5 woman spy sets on an adventure to chase a talented yet psychopathic assassin Villanelle.
2. Fleabag
This Amazon Original show is a super relatable emotional yet edgy tragic-comedy which will leave you wanting for more.
3. Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Set in the late 1950s, this show revolves around a budding female comedian who’ll effortlessly prove all your “women aren’t funny” concoctions wrong.
4. Russian Doll
5. Bettter Call Saul
Watch the journey of an ex-con artist who turns into a small-time attorney and decides to channelise his moral-less alter-ego Saul to transform into a ruthless criminal lawyer.
6. Pose
7. The Good Place
8. Schitt’s Creek
9. Ozark
After a money-laundering scheme goes wrong, a financial planner moves from Chicago to Ozark. Watch how he settles his debts with a Mexican drug lord to keep his family safe.
10. Dead To Me
This dark comedy explores the weirdly funny sides of grief, loss and forgiveness after Jen–a recent sardonic widow is on a spree to find her husband’s ‘hit and run’ killer.
11. The Handmaid’s Tale
Set in a futuristic dystopian America and facing a plague of babies. This dark-dystopian drama will make you question almost everything you do.
12. Sharp Objects
13. Chernobyl
Based on the true occurrences of 1986, this limited series showcases one of the worst nuclear disasters in the history of mankind.
14. When They See Us
After a heinous crime in Central Park, this limited series revolves around the treatment of the victims from when they were first questioned as teenagers in 1989 to going through their exoneration in 2002.
15. The Act
Gypsy is trying to escape the toxic relationship with her overprotective mother. The stranger-than-fiction series is actually based on a true criminal case.
16. A Very English Scandal
17. GLOW
Based in the 80s, LA, this drama series revolves around a crew of ‘misfits’ who reinvent themselves as the gorgeous ladies of wrestling.
18. Black.ish
This comic series follows the life of an African-American family and their everyday woes.
19. Fosse/ Verdon
This series revolves around the legendary Broadway duo– Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon. How they work past their love-hate relationship in order to bring forth some of the most famous Broadway creations.
20. Sacred Games
Needs no introduction. Bhagwaan ko maante ho?
My watchlist is sorted till the next Emmy’s.