Gentleman Jack (BBC iPlayer UK, two seasons, 2019–)Ī collaboration between BBC One and HBO Max, Gentleman Jack is a historical drama, set in 1830s England. Forced to prove her innocence, she gets caught in the middle of the CIA and a hitman group. When Cassandra (Cuoco), a struggling alcoholic, wakes up next to a dead man in her bed, she has no memory of what happened. This murder mystery thriller starring Kaley Cuoco soars with its “methodically plotted whodunnit” pacing, writes The Independent’s Amanda Whiting. The Flight Attendant (NOW UK, two seasons, 2020–) It’s a necessary narrative that digs into the strong and confident Black woman stereotype, and delves deep into the nuances of friendship. While they reside in a city focused on exclusive parties and status, their flaws and insecurities are only exacerbated. Insecure is a funny yet realistic depiction of two friends Issa (Issa Rae) and Molly (Yvonne Orji), and their lives in Los Angeles. In its second season, creator Sam Levinson “keeps his foot on the pedal in other ways, with the support of a cast who are only getting better,” praises The Independent’s Annabel Nugent.
Telling the story of Rue (Zendaya), a recovering teenage drug addict, and her equally troubled classmates, its highly stylised shots and wardrobe elevates it to incredible heights. Shocking viewers with its grittiness and nudity, Euphoria has successfully distinguished itself from other contemporary coming-of-age shows. Despite the stark contrast in age and the generations that shaped them, they eventually find a human connection that brings them closer together. Cleverly written, it follows a fading stand-up comedian (Jean Smart) who’s paired with a cancelled comedy writer (Hannah Einbinder) in an attempt to revitalise both of their careers.
Hacks (Prime Video UK, two seasons, 2021–)Įmmy-winning Hacks boasts a cast whose identities uniquely reflect their characters.
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