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This Emmy Award-winning series (including Outstanding Comedy Series) is about an American college football coach who is tapped to manage an English soccer team. This is all part of the owner's revenge against her philandering ex-husband whose most prized possession happens to be the soccer team. The result is an earnest comedy that pulls on your heartstrings.

Jason Sudeikis plays Ted Lasso, the coach who learns about soccer, British culture, and more with his hopelessly optimistic outlook on life. There are a lot of laugh-out-loud scenes followed by touching moments that warm the heartーthe perfect reprieve from the stresses and anxieties brought about by the pandemic. 

It premiered at the height of lockdowns and restrictions and served as an antidote from the daily barrage of negative news. Unlike the usual British comedies where you find dry humor and sarcasm, this one departs from that snark and instead gives audiences something warm and heartfelt. This is definitely one of Sudeikis' finest works that you shouldn't miss!

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon lead a star-studded pack that includes Steve Carell, Julianna Margulies, Marcia Gay Harden, and Mindy Kaling, to name a few. This drama jumps off with one of the many stories that lit a fire for the #MeToo movement, inspired by the real-life events of Matt Lauer who anchored one of the biggest morning shows in the US.

Fans of Aniston and Witherspoon will not be disappointed with their stellar acting abilities put on full display in this series. It also shows a different side of Carellーone that we had a glimpse of in the indie film, "Little Miss Sunshine." This is a worthy watch, especially if you want an engaging drama with your favorite Hollywood actors.

From Sesame Workshopーyes, the same people who brought us the beloved TV show Sesame Streetーcomes this mystery/adventure series made for kids. It's about a group of children who solve mysteries around ghosts in their area. The interesting thing, though, is that these ghosts are actually fictional characters from books that came from their neighborhood bookstore.

This is a great watch for kids and adults alike. Children who are big readers could automatically get hooked with the different mini-plots in each episode. Not a big reader? This could be the show that could convince you to read more of the classics! This is a great watch for the whole family that will entertain not just the kids but the adults, too.

The queen of talk shows has found her new home in Apple TV plus. The Oprah Conversation is just one of several shows she has on the streaming platformーshe also has Oprah's Book Club, The Me You Can't See, and OprahTalks. 

If you are a huge fan of Oprah, you shouldn't miss this new talk show, as it shows Oprah in her element, having heavy conversations that audiences should hear. While you may or may not always agree with what her guests say, it is a great venue for people to hear arduous stories and get a better judgment on different issues. 

You get to see how Oprah flawlessly navigates conversations, with her signature empathy that is punctuated with her intelligence. This is an easy watch that you can have in the background as you go around with your daily chores.

If you grew up loving Snoopy, this is the perfect series for you to enjoy with the whole family. It is full of wholesome fun, with adventures focused on who else but our beloved beagle! Even if all episodes are obviously focused on Snoopy, you can still expect cameos from well-loved characters, such as Linus, Peppermint Patty, and Lucy.

Each episode has three funny and heartwarming stories about Snoopy and Woodstock. While the show is written for children, you can expect lessons with each episode that are told in a joyous way and not crossing the line into being preachy. This is the perfect reprieve from all the stresses of adult lifeーgoing back to the joy and comfort that only Snoopy can bring.

This show initially feels like The Office meets Silicon Valley, but thanks to the stellar performances from the cast and an interesting and current storyline, it makes its own mark. It is about the ins and outs of a company that makes video games, where the creative minds always clash, and the money-makers try to hold them in. 

Filipina-Australian actress Charlotte Nicdao steals the show with her role as programmer Poppy, who does her best to make her ideas come to life in a workplace that is dominated by fragile and mostly white egos. She delightfully spars with Ian (Rob McEllheney), the narcissistic creative mind behind the video game. 

This is a fun watch that is worth binging on a weekend, with a plotline that's easy to follow and is meant to entertain. Get ready to be charmed by each character and enjoy the inside look at a workplace ready to launch the next biggest video game.

Set in a post-apocalyptic future, this drama is about Jason Momoa's character, Baba Voss, leading his community as they navigate a world where they couldn't see. The plot in itself has a lot of holes and requires a lot of suspension of disbelief as a viewer. But once you get past those, it will surely be an enjoyable ride.

Fans of Momoa's performance in Game of Thrones can find more to love with Baba Voss. Here, you can see him flex the warrior's muscles he is known for. His showdowns with his brother (played by Dave Bautista) also make it exciting for Guardians of the Galaxy fans. Best to leave all expectations at the door and just be willing to go for the ride when watching this one.

Fans of Bob's Burgers will be delighted to find this animated musical comedy. Made by the same team, Central Park features the biggest Broadway stars in this amusing series. It centers on Owen's family and the people in their neighborhood, all of them earnestly singing about their hopes, dreams, and the city of New York.

Hamilton's Leslie Odom shows his vocal prowess and amazing rap skills as the voice of Owen, the quietly competent manager of Central Park. His ambitious reporter wife, Paige, is played by delightful Kathryn Hahn. 

Their kids, Molly and Cole, are voiced by Kirsten Bell and Titus Burgess. The star power does not end there; also joining the ensemble are Stanley Tucci and Daveed Diggs. With this talented cast of performers, it is hard to find a reason not to like and get hooked on this show.

Get ready to be awed by the wonders of nature, this time by focusing on small creatures that are harder to see and appreciate. Appropriately voiced by Paul Rudd of Antman fame, this series puts nature under a magnifying glass. You get to see the smallest creatures in the world shot beautifully in their natural habitat, from woodlands and thick forests to far-flung islands.

This series is the culmination of a decade's worth of work from stellar filmmakers. This is clearly evident in the masterful cinematography in every scene, with the careful use of macro lenses to help us appreciate the smallest of creatures. This is a great watch for the whole family, not just to learn more about the earth but also to enjoy the beautiful things nature has to offer.

Based on Stephen King's novel and written by the author himself, this limited series for Apple TV will both haunt you and keep you on the edge of your seat. The story revolves around Lisey, a widow still mourning the death of her husband. She looks back at their romance and takes you along on a haunting ride where you wouldn't know what to expect.

Julianne Moore shines as Lisey, making each scene as daunting as it is believable. Her acting chops are in full display, making it very easy to empathize with her every emotion as she goes through the hurt and pain from her past. This limited series is classic Stephen King with all the emotive scenes meant to scare and force you to sit with your feelings.