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Maja Erskine and Anna Konkle heighten the sense of "cringe" by making one of the best series of its genre. Character development often goes beyond the narrative itself to suit the viewer's personal experience.

The series takes a long time to find its identity and ends up losing a lot of space for the development of characters. Still, it shows a cast with potential and an arc of characters that can be better explored in upcoming seasons.

The Third Day goes through weird elements until it arrives in an interestingly exploitable narrative. The care of placing each character in a certain space-time was crucial for the construction of the narrative, which without this would let its notable flaws prevail.

The work of presenting each character with their own narrative and thereby providing the cult leader with all the elements necessary for their description is a brilliant thing done by the directors.

David Simon manages to transport, with almost unimaginable technical and artistic quality, the viewer to New Orleans and make him get attached to the elements of this incredible city. Music is part of the work. It is a protagonist. The definitive series for those who love jazz, music and Mardi Gras.

The best series today. The quality of the writers in telling a narrative that complements Breaking Bad goes beyond the text of the latter. Everything evolves. The best cast of protagonists. Real art.

Michaela Coel shows with I May Destroy You the future of the television. Quality timing, and progression.

The best reflection about nowadays on television. David Simon remains one of the greatest writers of his generation. A must-watch.