The five series that you cannot miss this cold weekend
The Boys – Season 3 – Amazon Prime Video
The Boys is a fun and irreverent version of what happens when superheroeswho are as popular as celebrities, as influential as politicians, and as revered as gods, they abuse their superpowers instead of using them for good. Intent on stopping the corrupt superheroes, The Boys, a vigilante group, continue their heroic quest to expose the truth about The Seven and Vought, the billionaire conglomerate that runs the superheroes and covers up their dirty secrets.
The third season arrived on Amazon Prime last Friday, June 3 and already has four episodes available. This time there are more things at stake than ever, after the dark revelations of the previous season and a mysterious drug that allows you to have superpowers for a day.
Ms. Marvel – Disney+
The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to expand in the world of series presenting characters that have not been the best known by the mainstream in their time in comics. After Moon Knight now it is the turn of Ms. Marvel, a 16-year-old girl named Kamala Khan and whose fanaticism for superheroes (and especially Captain Marvel) They will make her find herself in a dangerous adventure.
With a very own styleconsistent with the character (who debuted in the comics in 2013)the series reflects the life of a teenager who does not quite fit in and its complicated link to his Pakistani ancestry. the first episode premiered on June 8 and a new one comes out every Wednesday.
Peaky Blinders – Final Season – Netflix
The acclaimed English series, starring Cillian Murphy as Thomas Shelby, began its sixth and final season on February 27 on the BBC networkbut the rest of the world had its expectations placed on the premiere that took place this Friday on Netflix. In 2012, the cast of Peaky Blinders got together for the first time to begin filming a gangster series set in the 1920s that would follow the Shelby family. A decade later, the show is bigger than ever, with a movie and potential spinoffs in the works.
In addition to Murphy, Anya Taylor-Joy, Paul Anderson, Finn Cole, Tom Hardy and Sophie Rundle will return for the final season. the new season will be without co-star Helen McRorywho played “Polly” and unfortunately She passed away in April 2021 from breast cancer.
Barry – Season 3 – HBO Max
The first two seasons of the comedy-drama Barry have received a total of thirty Emmy nominations. with six wins, including two for Bill Hader, protagonist and co-creator of the series, as best actor in a comedy series. After having a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the third season arrived in May and is already a hit with fans and newcomers alike.
Desperate to put his violent past behind him in favor of his new passion, Barry (Hader) attempts to disentangle himself from the world of murder in the new episodes. on request and immerse yourself completely in acting. But getting out is hard. Although Barry has eliminated many of the external factors that pushed him towards violence, he soon discovers that they were not the only forces at play.
No Introduction Needed with David Letterman – Season 4 – Netflix
After his retirement from television, the comedian and host of Late Nights, David Letterman, returned to get in front of the cameras for a series of interviews with some of the world’s most famous people. Although the first three seasons had a mix of entertainment, social and political figures (Barack Obama, Melinda Gates or Lewis Hamilton), This fourth installment goes for everything with only Hollywood or sports.
In the new season we will be able to enjoy interviews with Billie EilishWill Smith (before his situation with the Oscars), Cardi B, Ryan Reynolds, Kevin Durant and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Every talk goes byr different moods and has cuts where Letterman and his guest They go through some significant place or situation.
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