Top 5 shows
1) Starz introduced Spartacus in 2010, and the show was been
phenomenal. The 5 season series follows the story of the unnamed enslaved
Thracian, and his life as a rebel gladiator all the way up to his death. The
show features extremely graphics battles, filled with blood and amazing effects. The show
had a set back after season one when the lead actor for Spartacus, Andy
Whitefield, died of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, but it recuperated with an awesome prequel
and a good replacement. The show is filled with suspense, love, betrayal
and bloody battles. The story does more than just give a reenactment of the
third servile war of ancient Rome; it takes us to the heart of the rebellion
and the driving force of Spartacus and his followers. The struggles
and pain of each character is shown to us, connecting us to more than
just the great rebel Spartacus, and making each death that much more emotional
and heartbreaking to the audience. This one is definitely worth the watch.
3) Criminal Minds makes us all want to be a Special FBI agent.
Each episode takes us to a different crime scene, a different suspect with different
motives, and we watch the characters use their special behavioral analysis skills
solve the crime. If you’re more into shows that involve petty crimes and low
status criminals, then this isn't the show for you. But if you’re looking for a
psychosomatic and mental thriller where an intelligent police force uses more
than just their guns to bring in their criminal this is as good as gets! Criminal
minds portrays gruesome, suspenseful crimes committed by psychopaths and
lunatics. While the crimes can be horrific, the gruesomeness catches us in and makes
it’s very much entertaining to watch the agents solve the puzzle, put the pieces
together and catch their bad guy. Although each episode is about solving the
crime, the story line never repeats itself, so you’ll never get tired of
watching Criminal Minds.
4) This witty and humorous comedy will have you literally
laughing out loud. Modern Family really depicts the stereotypical family of the
modern age through a mockumentary with the characters sometimes talking
directly into the camera. The show is about a large, blended family and shows
the viewers an honest look into the modern family through a gay couple, a
multicultural couple, and a straight couple. The television hit has received
positive reviews from critics and has also won four consecutive Emmy Awards for
Outstanding Comedy Series and a Golden Globe Award for Best Comedy Television
Series. Modern Family has recently started its fifth season on ABC. Not only does
the show air on ABC; rights have also been sold for USA Network to also air
Modern Family. Modern Family is not specified for a certain age group, therefore,
it is a good television show to watch with your family television show.
5) Breaking Bad is a crime drama series, but is labeled a contemporary
western by its creator, and shows the two year long story of the life of Walter
White. Walter was a high school chemistry teacher who had gotten diagnosed with
inoperable lung cancer in the beginning of the series. He then starts producing
and selling methamphetamine to help his family with their financial struggle
before he dies. The television show is considered one of the best television
shows of all time. With the series ending at its fifth season, Breaking Bad was
one of the most watched cable shows on American television. The television show
has won ten Primetime Emmy Awards, including three consecutive wins for Best Actor for
Cranston (Walter), two wins for Best Supporting Actor for Paul (Jesse, one of
Walter’s former students), a Best Supporting Actress win for Anna Gunn (Walter’s
wife), and the Outstanding Drama Series in 2013, after three nominations.
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