Sometimes you need a couch instead of a beach chair. Allow me to tell you how to spend a July afternoon with any of these fine series. Catch up ..
What it is: This critical darling and fan-favorite fantasy series needs no introduction.
Why you should watch: Over the course of its six seasons, Game of Thrones has tapped into the cultural zeitgeist, become Monday’s mandatory water-cooler conversation. It’s an adventure you don’t want to miss. Season 7 premieres July 16.
Commitment: Approx. 60 hours
2.SUITS
What it is: Creator Aaron Korsh struck gold in 2011 with this popular legal drama—and it’s still going seven seasons strong!
Why you should watch: Suits works because it’s in on its own fun. Its high concept rags-to-riches premise especially works thanks to the chemistry of Adams and Macht. Suits returns for its seventh season on July 12.
Commitment: Approx. 62 hours
What it is: If you’re a horror fan craving a different kind of bite than Sharknado, The Strain may well be for you. This graphic novel-inspired horror series imagines a world where a vampiric viral outbreak risks wiping out humanity as we know it.
Why you should watch: While The Strain brings little new to the table of vampire-themed scares, you can rest assured that you’re in good hands. The Strain returns for its fourth and final season on July 16.
Commitment: Approx. 27 hours
What it is: This half-hour Adult Swim sci-fi sitcom follows the misadventures of mad scientist Rick Sanchez and his nervous grandson Morty. Alcoholic Rick moves in with his daughter Beth’s family after a 20-year absence and splits his time between interdimensional travel and domestic tedium.
Why you should watch: Creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon offer up audacious comedy in the animated series aimed squarely at adults. The new season premieres July 30.
Commitment: Approx. 8 hours
What it is: Ray Donovan (Liev Schreiber), originally from South Boston, works for the powerful law firm, representing the rich and famous. Donovan is a "fixer": a person who arranges bribes, payoffs, threats, and other shady activities, to ensure the outcome desired by the client.
Why you should watch: When Ray Donovan premiered on Showtime in 2013, it promised the arrival of an exciting new anti-hero. It’s since stayed true to that promise and hasn’t let up. Season 5, which premieres August 6, there’s sure to be more goods to come.
Commitment: Approx. 40 hours
What it is: Just as it sounds, the City of Angels becomes one of flying sharks in this instant horror-camp classic franchise.
Why you should watch: What started as an unlikely TV phenomenon in 2013 has become an annual must-watch for B-movie fans the world over. Surprisingly compelling, the TV movie series seems to get more creative and daring with each outing. See what I mean by watching the four previous films before Sharknado 5: Global Swarming’s big premiere August 6.
Commitment: Approx. 6 hours
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