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What to watch?

Summer is usually a right time to catch with series that we had no time to watch during the school year.  Here are some that you might enjoy: 
  1. Game of Thrones: 
I don't believe that there's a person who has never heard about GOT. The HBO's show become one of the most viewed and liked all over the world. It's watched by people of all ages. The amount of plot twists and the growing tension is something that simply attracts the attention. 


  1. The Crown 
It's one of my favourite shows. The plot is based on the life of the Royal Family. And although it might seem boring, it's nothing like it. It debunks twisted and complicated relation between members of the family, shows their everyday preoccupations and the way they confront the expectations. 


  1. Big Little Lies 
      Based on Liane Moriarity’s bestselling book, the series tells the story of the five women, who become involved in the murder investigation. Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon or Shailene Woodley are some of the big names that star in this production. Big Little Lies is worth recommending, if not for the plot, then definitely for the score and pictures. 


  1. Mad Men 
The action of the series takes place in the 1960's in New York and narrates the story of Dan Draper and shows how operates one of the most prestigious ad agencies. 

  1. Stranger Things 
Finally: Stranger Things. Netflix's show, set in the 80', about the mysterious disappearance of a little boy. The drama combines horror and science-fiction elements. It's something different, but once you start watching, it's difficult to stop. 



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