This is a cult American television series from the 1990s that describes six friends aged between 20 and 30. Every day they meet in their favorite café to share the latest news of their lives, discuss problems and happy events, and just enjoy each other’s company.

Insurance broker Lester Nygaard should have insured his fun, carefree lifestyle. After coming across a mysterious rambler by the name Lorne Malvo, his life will never be the same.

To call this sitcom hieratic is to say nothing. The story of six friends who daily discuss their routines and news and news in a cafe will hardly ever die out. Real friendship, like real fun, is eternal.

The TV show carries over the graphic style and much of the content of the Horrible Histories book series. It...

David Attenborough narrates a natural history of the oceans.

A television show about two unique groups of teenagers dealing with life in high school during the 80's.

“Seinfeld” is an American comedy about a minor-celeb stand-up comedian named Jerry Seinfeld and his friends. “The show about nothing” is often called one of the greatest sitcoms ever made. It describes the general insanity of the world, where the stand-up comedian is the only voice of reason.

This is a biographical TV series about one of the most significant people in the world, Queen Elizabeth the Second. It starts by depicting her as a 25-year-old newlywed, and traces her life to the present day.

This is a story about how Pablo Escobar became a billionaire by producing and distributing drugs. The series depicts his early life and first involvement in the cocaine trade in Colombia, as well as his ascent from ordinary black marketeer to kingpin.

Dipper and his twin sister Mabel travel to visit their great uncle Stan Pipes for the summer holidays. Stan lives in Gravity Falls and has a tourist trap called “Mystery Shack.” The twins had hoped it would be a normal summer, but the small town has mysteries that they start to reveal with the help of a cryptic journal they find in the forest.

The main characters of this TV series, Rebecca, Jack, and Kevin, seem to be completely different, having only one thing that unites them—their date of birth. But strangely, their lives start to interweave, connecting them to one another.

In this series’ setting, the modern world is overfilled with different high technologies. People cannot live without various gadgets like mobile phones or even coffee machines. Phones and the Internet are like drugs. “Black Mirror” shows the side effects of such addictions.