Ten good series that you can recover in summer

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Summer is the preferred season of the year to recover series that, for one reason or another, were missed at the time.

,

,

or even

are usually on most of the

lists , but the platforms offer several gems that are not talked about as much and are very worthwhile .

Dollface (DISNEY +)

After breaking up with her longtime boyfriend, young Jules (

) tries to reconnect with the friends she lost during their relationship while dealing with her own (and uncontrollable) imagination.

The real and the surreal go hand in hand to analyze different aspects of friendship, empowerment without losing sight of the fun.

To subscribe to Disney + can be accessed here.

Jack the Ripper (Film)

On February 14, 1990,

a British-American blockbuster that gave several infants nightmares during the weeks that the broadcast lasted.

plays Scotland Yard inspector

, in which he made his return to television after two decades and which brought him a Golden Globe. Produced to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Whitechapel crimes, it is inspired by what is narrated in the essay

(1976) by

, from which

would also draw inspiration for his masterpiece,

.

Rome (HBO MAX)

Despite not having the recognition of other contemporary productions, the history of Rome from the end of the Republic to the creation of the Empire from the perspective of Titus Pullo (

) and Lucius Vorenus (

), two legionnaires of Julius Caesar (

), is a major work, excellently performed, that spares no expense.

A raw trip to Roman society, with its lights and shadows.

You can access HBO Max here.

Mindhunter (Netflix)

Its abrupt cancellation at the end of its second season can discourage more than one, but it would be a huge mistake not to immerse yourself in this series produced by

, who also gets behind the scenes in several chapters.

Set in the late 1970s, it depicts the creation of the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Unit through the cases of two agents, Holden Ford (

) and Bill Tench

), who begin interviewing murderers in series to learn how to solve past cases and prevent future ones.

House (Amazon Prime Video)

It's been a decade since the last chapter of

was broadcast , and many may be far from the true phenomenon of the series starring

, in which the police investigation and crime resolution so common in police series led to the far-fetched diagnoses of the patients passing through the Princeton Plainsboro Hospital in New Jersey.

The sarcastic Dr.

solves the cases as if it were

while he tries to redirect his life to the admiration and/or despair of his bosses, colleagues and students.

Amazon Prime Video subscription is available here.

ANGEL (DISNEY +)

After ending his relationship with Buffy, the vampire Angel (

) seeks redemption by saving lost souls in Los Angeles.

The

of Buffy the Vampire Slayer mixes supernatural action and black humor narrating his performance as a private detective in Los Angeles, where the tormented (ex) bloodsuckers and a wide range of associates work to help the defenseless.

Quite a guilty pleasure of

.

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Paquita Salas (Netflix)

The already established screenwriters and directors

and

touched the glory with the misadventures of the most famous representative of actors in Spain, played by

.

Production began on the Flooxer platform and was consecrated on Netflix thanks to the expertise of creators who never lose focus: the main objective, apart from presenting impossible cameos, is to have fun, although as soon as it scratches Paquita's life and your inseparable assistant

Magüi (

), an admirable complexity is discovered.

Superman by Fleischer Studios (Filmin)

In 1941, brothers

pioneers in animation in the United States, set out to adapt the adventures of Superman, created just a few years earlier.

The series is made up of 17 10-minute episodes in Technicolor.

The first nine were produced by Fleischer Studios, which after its purchase by Paramount Pictures changed its name to Famous Studios, a company that would produce the remaining eight episodes.

The series possesses a technical virtuosity that continues to impress 80 years later and has inspired the likes of

and

.

The Greens in the Big City (Disney+)

Any household that watches the Disney Channel has surely grown attached to a certain yellow-skinned family that doesn't exactly live in Springfield.

Cricket Green is a barefoot town boy who sleeps in a hammock and must get used to life in the Big City, where he has moved with his unclassifiable sister Tilly, his good-natured father Bill and to live in the house of the wild Yaya after losing the farm they lived on.

Under the childish guise of him, the creation of

deals with themes such as envy, addictions or gentrification, with guests such as

,

or

.

To subscribe to Disney + can be accessed here.

sense8

Few productions (and behind them, their followers) have achieved what this series created by

and

i achieved: that the platform agreed to make a two-hour final episode with which to close all the open plots.

With it, the acclaimed story of eight strangers from different parts of the world (our

among them) was concluded in an extrasensory way, giving rise to interesting social and philosophical questions, as science fiction well done marks.

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