Big Little Lies (HBO) is simply a gripping show, starring Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley and Reese Witherspoon. Let’s dive into it and see what else is lost across the infinite seas of the small screen.

Today we're here to talk about Big Little Lies, one of HBO's biggest releases. It's also possibly one of the greatest shows out there right now. Before getting into subjective matters and find out what other shows you can (or should) binge-watch, we'll tell you what this show is all about. Big Little Lies is a 7-episode miniseries which is based on Liane Moriarty's bestseller. The creator of the series is David E. Kelley (Goliath). Although the direction of the episodes is that of the prestigious 

Why Jane the Virgin is so much better than its title would lead us to believe and what other shows you may love along the way.

No one cared about Jane the Virgin when they heard the title. American critics were even more suspicious of the show when they discovered the plot. It was so bizarre that it could only be a bad soap opera. But time puts each show in its place and Jane the Virgin has been breaking down prejudices for five seasons since it landed on American television.

In 2017, Netflix brought us the premiere of Ozark, the blue-toned thriller that surprised us (almost always) pleasantly. Created by Bill Dubuque and Mark Williams, this drama tells the story of a family that is forced to move to the Ozarks to launder the money of the second-largest Mexican cartel. Let's nose-dive into what this show has to offer and what's out there for you.

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Psych, designed by Universal Pictures, was the best release on a cable channel in 2006 with 6.1 million viewers at its premiere. Let's find out what made it so famous and what other stellar shows are waiting for you.

Psych is about Shawn (James Roday Rodríguez), a very intelligent young man whose father, a Santa Barbara police detective (where the show takes place), educates him from an early age to pay attention to even the smallest of details. After stum

The world of horror films and shows is fickle and unpredictable. We can find ourselves with genuine boredom or otter joy. Such is the case with The Haunting of Hill House, Netflix's horror show inspired by the gothic novel The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson. We're not only going to explain to you why it's a joy, but also what else is available for you in the strange universe of streaming.

The 10 episodes of The Haunting of Hill House (each about an hour-long)

Hulu launched in 2017 the show The Handmaid's Tale, based on Margaret Atwood's gripping novel. Now it's our duty to talk about this work of art and recommend some similar shows that we've chosen with all our heart, just for you.

The Handmaid's Tale stars Elisabeth Moss, Joseph Fiennes,

Shameless is one of the most popular TV series right now. During its fourth series, the show was averaging 5.7 million weekly viewers. The show centers around a family, where the father Frank Gallagher (played by Oscar-nominated actor Willian H. Macy) spends his free time drinking at bars. His oldest daughter Fiona (played by Emmy Rossum) takes over many of the family and household responsibilities. Shameless is described as a “dramedy” or a picture between a drama and a comedy. Viewers can see the hilarity but also the seriousness of the dysfunctional family. The series is based on the British TV show of the same name

Lucifer is based on a DC Comics character created by hilarious author Neil Gaiman along with Mike Dringenberg and Sam Kieth. The character Lucifer appears in The Sandman, but he later appears in a spinoff, also published by CD Comics. The show is produced by huge names like Warner Bros. Television, DC Entertainment, and Jerry Bruckheimer Television. While the first season got some mixed reviews, subsequent seasons rated better. In keeping with the Bible story, Lucifer Morningstar was a powerful angel, cast out of Heaven for his betrayal. He becomes the Devil, which is entertaining for a while, but he eventually gets bored and abandons Hell for Los Angeles. He runs a nightclub called LUX and consults on cases with the LAPD. The show was created by Fox but canceled after only three seasons. Thankfully, Netflix picked it up and you can now stream all five seasons to your heart’s content. If you love the sardonic humor of Lucifer, here are some other shows you won’t want to

It just about killed me when Hannibal was canceled. It irks me that really amazing shows get canceled before they’re really complete. We were left with such a cliffhanger that I feel like I can never really get my fill, no matter what else I watch. However, if you liked Hannibal and you’re itching to fill that void with something else you may enjoy, here are some things that should go on your must-see list. They’re similar in all of the same haunting ways and will make you miss Hannibal a little less. Maybe.

The silence of the Lambs

Peaky Blinders is a British television excellence. This period crime drama created by Steven Knight is as fun as it is quirky, with a vast cast of characters the audience can't help but fall in love with. Set in Birmingham, England, the series follows the Shelby crime family after World War I and is loosely based on a real 19th-century gang of the same name. Featuring an all-star cast led by Helen McCroy, Paul Anderson, Joe Cole, and of course, Cillian Murphy with plenty of recurring cast members throughout the series, the acting is always incredible. Although the show started in 2013 on BBC Two, the show was finally adopted by BBC One in 2019 along with a Netflix deal. There's only so many times you can watch the same show over and over again, and as binge-worthy, as Peaky Blinders is, we need some more equally amazing television show