Friday is synonymous with serial and TV. That means the job is done and we have two full days ahead of us to disconnect, relax and have fun. Netflix anyone HBO they are your friends, but they are too Disney+ and its movie. we have today Primary Video in its place AppleTV+.
That’s why today we offer you a series of special recommendations: the best series to watch this weekend. So we do the dirty work like filtering out the garbage and giving you the caviar.
For this weekend of 18, 19 and 20 November 2022 We bring you a number of very different recommendations, all corresponding to a different platform, so that everyone can benefit from at least one. Hold on tight, the TV is getting curves.
series: 1899 from Netflix; Coming from Prime Video; and Tell Me Lies from Disney+. We sincerely believe that you will like it.
1899
Netflix
A steamship full of European immigrants sails for New York. Everyone on board dreams of a future in the new world. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they discover another migrant ship drifting on the high seas along their way.
What they discover on the ship will turn their journey to the Promised Land into a nightmarish enigma that will connect each passenger’s past through an intricate web of secrets. The series is from the creators of Dark from Netflix, and the critics do it very well.
- Title: 1899
- Release date: 2022
- Duration: 50 minute episodes
- platform: Netflix
incoming
The tremendous success of Aquí no hay quien viva encouraged Telecinco to extend the gum for a few more seasons. Specifically, we’re heading to season 13, which premiered on Prime Video today.
Some high profile casualties (due to disease) and others high, Telecinco and Amazon have once again reached an agreement to produce and distribute one of Spain’s most watched TV series.although its quality has been questionable for ten years.
- Title: Incoming
- Release date: 2022
- Duration: 90 minute episodes
- platform: Primary Video
tell me lies
Tell Me Lies chronicles a turbulent but tough relationship for 8 years. Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco meet in college at that formative age when seemingly mundane choices have irreversible consequences.
Although their relationship begins like any campus romance, they soon fall into an addictive mess that will permanently change not only their own lives but the lives of everyone around them. They just released it on Disney+.
- Title: Tell me lies
- Release date: 2022
- Duration: 45 minute episodes
- platform:Disney+
Here you have the best series The weekend is the time to enjoy watching TV.
Source: Computer Hoy
