When it comes to viewing numbers, The last of us Season 2 is bigger than a bloater – and especially bigger than the first season.
Where season 1 attracted 4.7 million viewers to its debut, making it the second most viewed HBO premiere of more than a decade, the first episode of The last of us Season 2 reached 5.3 million people.
The last of us has been a big hit for HBO. As Variety reports, the first season reached 8.2 million people with its final and this second season started an even stronger start.
What makes it one of the best maximum shows is that the characters feel incredibly real – and that means their stress is our stress, their fears are our fears, their loss is our loss. And if that’s the kind of thing you like, MAX has many more shows that deliver the same kind of experience, albeit in very different environments.
Although these other shows may not be full of infected, they are as contagious as Cordyceps; If you are looking for shows that will definitely connect you as The last of us Do I make you want to love these.
Pitt
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Where to see: Max (USA), FoPel Now / Binge (AU)
The hospital in Pitt are not as gloomy as the one we saw at the end of The last of us Season 1 and in flashback in season 2 .. But it’s hardly a resort.
Noah ‘is’ wyle and a spectacularly strong role crew is doctors in a pittsburgh are, and during 15 nail -biting hours, the strings of history gather in a terrible event that pushes everyone involved and sometimes beyond their limits.
There are no zombies in here, but there is a whole ton of humanity as we follow the residents, nurses and patients through a single marathon. So far I have only cried on an episode of The last of us; I cried at least once in every single episode of Pitt.
As New Yorker put it, “It’s structured so you know you get your heart broken and repaired several times per episode – it’s just a matter of how.”
Real detective
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Where to see: Max (USA), Sky / Now TV (UK)
During its four seasons Real detective‘s Quality-Vækket season 1 has a 92% rotten tomatoes critical rating, while You-Hould ProB well-Skip-It Second Season not even broke the half-way. But the first, third and fourth season of this intense, strange and often deeply disturbing policeman is worth looking at.
The first season was “one of the best detective shows ever broadcast on TV,” CBR said, while Rogerebert.com praised the leaders: “[Matthew] McConaughey and [Woody] Harrelson doesn’t just fill these characters, they disappear into them and deliver two of the best performances you want to watch in TV or movie all year. “
Season 2 … let’s not go there. Instead, let’s go to the third season and the magnificent Mahershala Ali. Digital Spy spoke too many, “Come for the mystery of the revealing Arkansa – but stay for the breathtaking Tour de Force that is Mahershala Ali and you will not be disappointed with this latest excursion.” Los Angeles Magazine agreed. “Ali is not in any scene in real detective; it looks like that. The show is Ali’s masterpiece”.
One question came up and again: Where are the women? In response, Season 4 Issa López put in the instructor’s seat and Jodie Foster and Kali Reis Center stage for a disturbing snow-set nightmare.
“The Jodie Foster-led resuscitation balances, which supernatural bloom with clearly human horrors,” said New Yorker. And Rogerebert.com described it very well: “A breathtaking study of murder, misogyny, racism, abuse bikes and possibly something out of HP Lovecraft, ‘Natland‘Will rattle you. “
Chernobyl
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Where to see: Max (USA), Sky / Now TV (UK)
Chernobyl is a dramatization of the events that created a post-apocalyptic wilderness near Pripyat, then part of the Soviet Union, in 1986. And it is almost unbearable, a master class in excitement and threatening horror.
For the Australian, the short season was “created with a fantastic attention to historical accuracy and details, brought back the uprising event with frightening clarity and an excellent orchestrated feeling of danger and fear.” And Collider said that “Chernobyl Is a series where you will have to remind yourself to remove your jaw and un-ending your shoulders while watching it. It is heartbreaking and intense ”.
For polygon: “HBOS five -part Chernobyl Series is perhaps one of the best examples of cosmic horror that has ever been filmed and that Bragden is made more impressive by the fact that the show is based on real world events. “And Vanity Fair said the show” not only is excellent TV; It is paradigm-changing historical storytelling, the kind of story that changes, always so subtly, the structure of the real world. “
