Five Underrated TV Series Worth Discovering

With the abundance of streaming platforms available today, choosing what to watch can be overwhelming. A recent article highlights five lesser-known but compelling TV series that deserve attention for their unique storytelling and impactful themes.

Among them, "Empathie," a Canadian series, stands out for its intimate portrayal of mental health within a psychiatric unit. Featuring performances by Florence Longpré and Thomas Ngijol, the show blends serious themes with an uplifting tone. Another poignant series is "Des Vivants," which follows seven survivors of the Bataclan attack, exploring their healing journey and the strength found in friendship.

In contrast, "Boots" offers a comedic yet dramatic glimpse into the life of a gay Marine in the 1990s, inspired by Greg Cope White’s real experiences. The Spanish drama "Los años nuevos" uniquely chronicles a decade-long relationship through episodes set exclusively on New Year’s Eve, capturing authentic moments of love and connection.

Historical drama fans may appreciate "Le Président foudroyé," a Netflix miniseries dramatizing the assassination of U.S. President James Garfield, noted for its high production quality and insight into 19th-century politics. Additionally, "Pluribus," a new enigmatic sci-fi series by Vince Gilligan, invites viewers to ponder profound societal questions through its mysterious narrative.

Each series offers diverse perspectives, highlighting overlooked gems across genres that provide meaningful and engaging viewing experiences.