Never have I ever ( Netflix)
Devi Vishwakumar decides that she’s going to put behind her horrible freshman year and have amazing life by changing her social standing in school but realizes that the price she must pay for this may be too high.
Jack Ryan ( Amazon Prime)
If you’re looking for mindless action, head over to Amazon Prime for Jack Ryan. The two-season-long show stars John Krasinski as the eponymous former US Marine-turned-CIA Analyst as he gets thrust into a dangerous field assignment after discovering a pattern in terrorist communication. Krasinski fits in as the agent with a troubled past.
The Looming Tower ( Amazon Prime)
We’ve lost track of the number of TV shows and movies that have been made on the 9/11 attacks. The Looming Tower, however, looks at the events leading up to the heinous 2001 terror attack. Specifically, the show follows the rivalry between the CIA and the FBI even as Osama Bin Laden and the Al Qaeda rise in Asia.
Sex education (Netflix)
To be fair, Never have I ever may not be up your alley if you’ve had your fill of teenage drama courtesy your own kid while being stuck in the lockdown. Sex Education, on the other hand, manages to stand out despite being in the same genre for its sheer ability to normalize conversations around sex as well as sensitively tackle issues around asexuality and sexual assault. But perhaps the most wonderful track is the coming-of-age story of a young, gay black man.
Chernobyl ( Amazon Prime)
Chernobyl, the HBO miniseries set against one of the worst human-made disasters in living history. Following the nuclear disaster and the clean-up efforts that followed, Chernobyl highlights the devastation of the accident and its impact. The TV acclaimed TV show is loosely based on Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich’s book Voices from Chernobyl, which throws light on the events of April 26, 1986 and what followed through accounts of Pripyat’s residents.
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