TV Series You Must Watch Before You Die
Movies and world cups are ephemeral but admit it, television series are timeless. They keep you hooked for days, months and years to follow. There is nothing that could possibly go wrong about them. Keeping in mind the popularity of TV shows, it is not easy to keep up with the pace they flow with. One needs to be updated to the brim about them. And then you have to show it off among your friends of how much classy you are. If you’re not classy enough then don’t worry. Here is a list of TV series you must watch before you die.
1. Game Of Thrones
The highest IMDb rating television series of all time. Game of Thrones is a series which will take you absolutely into the fantasy world. Be it the characters, the vintage locations, the costumes, the writing, there is nothing you could not like about GoT. You get to see drama, emotions, debauchery, and filthy politics running all together to grab the Iron Throne. The battle is always on and the adrenaline is always high.
2. Breaking Bad
The most talked about television series since the time of its inception. Breaking Bad is about a chemistry professor who get into making and supplying meth in and out the city. The plot lines and the characters are enough to keep you to your toes. Type into Bookmyshow for latest shows and movies tickets in town. Use Bookmyshow offers to grab the best offers on tickets.
3. Sherlock Holmes
With just 3 seasons released by far, Sherlock Holmes has already set the bar very high. Starring the deep voice specialist, Benedict Cummberbatch, and the adorable Martin Freeman, the duo fits perfectly into the mould of the profound Sir Aurthur Conan Doyle’s novel characters. Sherlock Holmes is a high functioning sociopath private detective, as he calls himself, who is always breaking the ice to solve murder mysteries. The address is 221B, Baker Street. Enough said.
4. Friends
The story is about six friends living in Manhattan. The series was started back in 1994 but the charm is still active as a volcano. It is the only show which is loved by all generations. The killing chemistry between Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer. With 10 seasons released, Friends remains the undisputed king of all TV series.
5. House of Cards
The true congressman is one who believes in sweet revenge. House of cards is a story of about a Democrat, Frank Underwood, who wants to move into greater power of the system. The theme resolves around manipulation, ruthless politic affairs and power. Three seasons has been aired so far. The fourth season is premiered on March 4, 2016. Grab a slice of pizza and you’re good to go. Use Dominos coupons for best deals on meals.
6. The Wire
This crime drama series was first premiered in June, 2002 with compilation of five seasons and 60 episodes in total. The TV series is about drugs and drug dealers in Baltimore. Second on the IMDb rating, The Wire is appreciated for its true picture of the dark side of the society.
If we sit down to jot every epic TV series, the post might never end. The other TV series are: The Suits, Narcos, True Detective, Orphan Black, Downtown Abbey, Lost, and many others.
from AJ
WOW!! I didn’t know. Thanks for enlightening us. I have one last question – Do I watch this with ‘bargaar’ and ‘soce’ OR….’pijja’ ?
People should stop wasting time viewing the rubbish on television. Self governance requires moral seriousness in citizens which can only be developed through reading and reflection.
“Do I watch this with ‘bargaar’ and ‘soce’ OR… ‘pijja’? – Rampa
Man, Rampa! You sure have asked THE million ‘doller koschen’! You could also watch it with chilly or Sukka. 🙂
My question was to help folks like Praveena Pinto from ‘dinka-dinka’ background. They are the ones who sing funny songs and watch all these ‘phoreeen’ stuff while hardly learning anything about their own heritage and culture. Remember, Praveena didn’t even know about murudeshwara!! I doubt if he has even spent an hour learning samskrutam. The sanaathana-dhwesha and Brahmana-dhwesha have turned them into a bunch of confused jokers!!
“dinka-dinka background! – maha Joker Rampa
Hahahaha. If I’m not mistaken, it WAS YOU who was reminiscing about the ‘good ole’ Mysooru days wherein you used to ride your silly TVS/LUNA to watch some nondescript Beejakumara movie – along with Alsande ‘bargaar’ with ‘GalmbiChutney’.
AND, that “dinka dinka” was JUST to tell you what your Mysooru/Bengalooru meshtrugalu are fit for!
Man.. you fell for it – hook/kokke, line & sinker! Good going. 🙂
‘dinka-dinka’ is a cultural reference that illiterate’s featherweight brain fails to understand!! smiles…Generations of self-hatred, brahmana/sanaathana-dhwesha has turned out to be a curse to these geniuses from beef club. Even when someone tries to help or remind them of the reality, they get attacked as we saw in the case of Abraham and his ‘biriyaani’ example. LOL Yes – keep singing ‘dinka-dinka’ and keep hating melakartaara raagas.
“Remember, Praveena didn’t know about Murudeshwara. I doubt if he has spent even 1 hour learning Samskrutam” – Joker Rampe Murudeshwara? Lol… kuda suru malthe namma Rampe. 🙂 I ask him what he thinks about his Yogic master – Elastic Baba Ramdeva’s rants and he jumps to Murudeshwara. I remind him how Yumreeki backsides were shot full of holes in ALMOST every place they set boots on the ground and he says he doubts if I spent EVEN 1 hour learning Samskrutam. Poor simple-minded Rampa, I wonder why he didn’t ask himself what would one do with 1 hour of… Read more »
“I spent two whole years learning Sanskrit in PUC” writes ‘dinka-dinka’ Praveena Pinto. First of all, I don’t know what he meant by sanskrit. May be, he is referring to samskrutam. I can see why he intentionally uses the name ‘sanskrit’ to ape his western masters. In any case, isn’t it interesting that he decided to ‘learn’ samskrutam only in PUC?? How did he manage to do it without learning it for 3 years in High School? smiles….Well, either way, it doesn’t really matter as we have seen his complete ignorance in bharateeya culture and heritage. I don’t think he… Read more »
“First of all, I don’t know what he meant by Sanskrit” – Rampe
That is QUITE obvious, dear Rampa. When the course says “Sanskrit” and the marks cards reflects the same, I can’t understand some Rampa’s fixation on insisting on calling it “Samskrutam”. WHAT else can one expect from a chap who sits in Miami and misses his Murudu statues so much?