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10 Binge-Worthy Shows
You've Probably Never Heard
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Trust me, you won't be disappointed.

1. "Utopia"

There's a graphic novel out there

that's not just ink and paper. It's a
prophecy of doomsday, predicting a
string of disasters that have come
true. Its fans are enthralled, its
mysteries unsolved. Enter a group of
online enthusiasts who meet IRL,
determined to uncover its secrets.
Little do they know, they're now
targets. "Where is Jessica Hyde?" is
the question, and the answer could
change everything.

2. "Strange Angel"

You know how life can go from

boring to bizarre? Jack Parsons was
a blue-collar worker, nothing more,
nothing less. Rocket science was his
hobby, not his job. Yet, through a
series of eerie events, he ended up a
pioneer in rocket technology. I know
what you're thinking, "It's just
another rocket-scientist-becomes-
famous story." But here's the twist:
he's also involved in occult rituals.
This show's as perplexing as they
come.

3. "The Terror"

Two Royal Navy ships are stranded

in the Arctic, and something's lurking
in the ice. It's not a rescue mission,
nor a mutiny. It's something far more
sinister. Inspired by the ill-fated
Franklin Expedition, "The Terror" is a
spine-chilling cocktail of historical
facts and supernatural horror. The
crew battles frostbite, hunger, and
fear as they struggle to survive. This
isn't just about monsters; it's about
the terror within us all. Is it scary?
Absolutely. Is it worth it? You bet.

4. "Fortitude"

Welcome to Fortitude, an Arctic town

with zero crime rate; too good to be
true, right? Enter a gruesome
murder, and the illusion shatters.
Enter a parasite that alters behavior,
and the plot thickens. This ain't your
average whodunit. It's a mind-
bender that questions human nature
and survival instinct. Throw in some
ecological disaster, and you have a
gripping, enigmatic narrative. It's
cold, it's eerie, it's absolutely
enthralling. In "Fortitude", nothing is
as it seems.

5. "Lodge 49"

Think SoCal surfer dude joins a

fraternal order, sounds weird? You
bet. But "Lodge 49" is all about
embracing the weirdness. Dud, our
laid-back protagonist, finds a lodge
ring and enters a world of alchemy,
secrets, and doughnuts. Yes,
doughnuts. It's a dramedy that
explores the magic in the mundane.
Call it philosophical, call it quirky, it's
a show that dares to be different.
Does it make sense? Not always.
Does it matter? Not one bit.

6. "Years and Years"

You ever imagine what the future

holds? Well, this show fast-forwards
through 15 years, showcasing a
British family's journey amidst
political turmoil and technological
advances. Sounds like your usual
sci-fi series? Think again. This is
more like speculative fiction meets
family drama. It's not about
predicting the future; it's about how
we adapt to it. As they navigate their
lives, you're left wondering, "Is this
where we're headed?"

7. "Counterpart"

You think your life's complicated?

Meet Howard Silk, a mild-mannered
cog in the bureaucratic wheel. He's
thrown a curveball when he
discovers a parallel world, inhabited
by alternate versions of everyone.
Including himself. The show twists
and turns like a labyrinth, leading
Howard deeper into a world of
espionage and doppelgangers. It's
not about good vs. evil, but rather,
understanding the nuances of
human nature.

8. "Patriot"

"Patriot" gives espionage a whole

new spin. John Tavner is a spy with
a mission, but he's not your typical
007. He's got the skills, but he's also
got the blues. Sent to Iran
undercover as a corporate drone,
John navigates espionage, politics,
and folk music. Yep, it's exactly
weird as it sounds: sings his troubles
away. It's a dark comedy with a side
of absurdity, exploring the life of a
spy that's not all glamour and action.
The mission's tough, and the
methods, unorthodox.

9. "The Knick"

Welcome to The Knickerbocker

Hospital, where surgery's
groundbreaking and the stakes are
high. Set in the early 1900s, "The
Knick" follows Dr. John Thackery, a
genius surgeon with a dark secret.
The show dives into the medical
world of the time, full of innovations
and limitations. It's not just about the
surgeries, but the struggles and
politics behind them. You think
modern medicine's tough? Take a
trip back in time and see how far
we've come.

10. "Carnivàle"

Step right up and enter the world of

"Carnivàle," where the battle
between good and evil unfolds
amidst the dust of the Great
Depression. It's a mystical journey
following Ben Hawkins, a farm boy
with healing powers, and Brother
Justin, a preacher with a dark
destiny. Their paths cross, and their
fates intertwine in a world of carnies,
miracles, and prophecies. Is it a bit
unconventional? Yes. Is it worth a
watch? Definitely.

By Louise Everitt
August 24, 2023 12:13 pm

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