1. Friends (9.8)
Friends is an American television sitcom written by David Klein and Marta Kafman and starring Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Cudjol, Matt LeBron, Matthew Perry and David Schweimmer. The story centers on six old friends living in Manhattan, New York, and describes their ten years of ups and downs. The series consisted of 10 seasons and 236 episodes, which aired on the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) from September 22, 1994 to May 6, 2004.
"Friends" is one of the most popular TV series in history, ranking in the top ten of the year in terms of ratings, and is still popular and re-screened around the world. "Friends" was also widely acclaimed, winning the 54th Emmy Award for Best Drama Series in a Comedy category and was nominated for a total of 62 primetime Emmy Awards. James Burrows filmed the first season of "Friends" in 1993, which became a hit, and for the next decade, "Friends" became the memory of a generation of Americans, ranking first among the 100 most popular American dramas selected by the authoritative Media "The Hollywood Reporter" in 2015.
2. Game of Thrones (9.6)
Game of Thrones is a medieval epic fantasy television series produced by the HBO television network in the United States. The play is based on the novel by the American writer George W. Bush. R· R. Martin's fantasy novel A Song of Ice and Fire series. Directed by David Benioff, D. B. Weiss, Alan Taylor and others, david Benioff and D. Benioff. Written by B. Wies, with George Martin as script consultant and Peter Tinraki, Linna Heidi, Emilia Clarke, Kit Harrington and others starring.
In 2015, at the 67th Emmy Awards, "Game of Thrones" won a record 12 awards, including best drama, director, screenwriter, supporting actor and other awards. In 2016, it was selected as one of the 2016 American Film Institute's Top Ten Drama Series. In 2018, it won the 70th Emmy Award for Best Drama Series.
The final season (season eight) of Game of Thrones will return on April 14, 2019, and end on May 19, 2019.
3. Breaking Bad (9.6)
Breaking Bad is a crime television series produced by AMC, a basic American cable channel, directed by Adam Bernstein and Michelle McLaren, and starring Brian Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gon, Dean Norris, Betsy Brandt, and others.
Synopsis:
The drama tells the legendary crime story of an ordinary high school chemistry teacher who, after learning that he is terminally ill, uses his extraordinary chemical knowledge to make drugs in order to leave a property for his family, and becomes the world's top drug king.
Set in New Mexico, high school chemistry teacher Walter White is a little person who is too ordinary to be ordinary. Walter was a high-caliber chemistry student at the University Research Institute and had participated in the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, but gave up becoming a chemist in order to live an ordinary life and worked as a chemistry teacher at a high school. But he was diagnosed with mid- to advanced lung cancer. Faced with a sudden misfortune, his first thought was the future livelihood of his family, because he had a pregnant wife in his 40s and a son with mild cerebral palsy. And he was the only source of income for his family.
4. Growing pains (9.6)
The drama, which focuses on the daily life of The Seavers living on Long Island, New York, is an early foreign sitcom introduced by the Chinese mainland and broadcast live in China from 1990 to 1994. In the early 1990s, it was broadcast and triggered a ratings boom, and Mike's cheerful and mischievous image in the film was loved by a wide audience. In the play, Dr. Sif takes a heuristic approach to educating his children, which also allows the audience to get inspiration.
The Seavers' house at 15 Robin Hood Street, New York Island, of course, doesn't mean we can actually find their home at this address, in fact, the TV series was filmed in California.
Growing Pains was the highest-rated sitcom in the United States between 1985 and 1992. It is still broadcast on Chinese television screens today. The open-minded personality of the Sivor family left an unforgettable impression on the audience. The show's cast was once hailed as an "A-class cast" by producer Michael Sullivan. As a representative work of family-oriented sitcoms emerging in the 1980s, "Growing Pains" successfully shows us the happy life of a multi-child family in the suburbs of the United States. Filming of Growing Pains began in 1985 and ended in 1992. It was first screened by the American Radio and Television Corporation on September 24, 1985. The true-life version of Growing Pains was undoubtedly somewhat at odds with the original script, caused by the improvisation of the actors, and as a sitcom, he didn't always maintain his hilarious character, even interspersed with a few episodes of tragedy, but that didn't stop it from becoming one of the most popular TV shows of the time. In any case, it was a very successful TV series, not only setting a record for ratings in the United States, but also exporting to several countries, and even shaping the direction of its subsequent TV sitcoms.
Since the domestic version of the Shanghai Television Station translation, the growing pains have been continuously broadcast in television stations across the country, it is not only welcomed by primary and secondary school students, but also loved by college students and young people, it should be said that the growing pains accompany the growth of a generation. Broadcast History: Growing Pains is produced by Warner Bros. and first screened on American Radio and Television. Its filming history is divided into seven segments, with a total of 166 episodes. Growing Pains has a large audience, and according to surveys, its ratings peaked in 1987 and 1988, becoming the fifth most popular television in the United States.
After being broadcast on various television stations in the United States, "Growing Pains" has also been exported to countries around the world, such as Canada, New Zealand, Germany, Austria, France, China, Japan and other countries. In France it was translated as "What's Wrong, Doctor?" " was broadcast on French national radio 2, translated as "Pleasant Family" in Japan, "Happy Family" in Taiwan ...
5. Under six feet (9.6)
Six Feet Under is an American television series that combines dramatic and comedic elements, created by Alan Ball and starring michael Hall, Rachel Griffiths, Peter Cross, and Lauren Aberos.
The play focuses on the Fisher family, which runs the funeral society, and depicts the life of each family member after the death of their father. The story is mainly set in modern Los Angeles. This drama may be the first American drama to make death the main topic.
The series consisted of 5 seasons and 63 episodes, which premiered on the US cable channel HBO from June 3, 2001 to August 21, 2005. At the major awards ceremonies, the show won a total of 46 trophies, including 9 Emmy Awards and 3 Golden Globe Awards.
The story basically revolves around the fisher family of the funeral industry, which is still trying to maintain family service under the monopoly of the us funeral industry. The eldest, Nate, is a rebel; David, the second, is gay and works for the church in addition to his family business; the younger daughter, Claire, represents the troubled younger generation; the extramarital affair between Dad Nathaniel and Mom Ruth; and the violent tendencies of Billy, the younger brother of Nate's girlfriend Brenda. Each episode basically begins with the accidental death of a person, in different ways, some of which are very unexpected and fresh. The whole drama is a TV series that is more about thinking about life, and there is no lack of humor.
The Fisher family in the series consists of four members, the mother Ruth, the eldest son Knight, the younger son David and the younger daughter Gary. Although the father of fishery, Nasséer Fisher, is no longer alive, his image often appears in the fantasies of his family. The family business he left behind was run by the remaining four members of the family. The second son, David, has struggled to balance the funeral business with his new father's family roles; his mother, Luce, wants to get closer to his children and grandchildren; the eldest son, Knight, lives alone with his extremely emotional same-sex lover, Keith Charles; and the youngest daughter is artistically gifted and in an energetic adolescence.
The show is actually about: life, death, sin, life after death, etc., in each episode there will be a person dying, all kinds of ways of dying, cruel, absurd... These deceased people are sent to the home where the funeral parlor is opened, where the living have a dialogue with the deceased, and the deceased looks back on his life. There are blessings and worries, and the living will be touched by death, thinking about what is the meaning of a short life.
6. Shameless (9.4)
Shameless is an American television series produced by Showtime, which is a collection of the wisdom of directors, assistant directors, screenwriters, and producers, and is directed by William W. Bush. Starring H. Messi, Amy Rosen and Justin Chatwin.
The play tells the story of a lively family whose daily life is mixed with love, adventure, fraud, warmth, and so on. It premiered in the United States on January 9, 2011.
Against the backdrop of a depressed economy, a working-class family, the head of an alcoholic family that is often found sleeping on the living room floor, an incompetent old mother, and their daughter, 18-year-old Fiona, have taken on the responsibility of raising her 5 younger siblings, which seems like an impossible task for her.
7. The Big Bang Theory (9.4)
The Big Bang Theory is an American sitcom directed by Mark Semzorzy, written by Chuck Rowry and Bill Brady, and co-starring Jim Parsons, Johnny Gerkerch, Carle Tsoko, Simon Herberg, Quinnau Nea, Melissa Rauch, Sarah Gilbert, and Maim Byrick. It aired on CBS in 2007.
The play tells the funny life story of four otaku scientists and a beautiful neighbor. In late April 2014, the "Big Bang Theory" policy reasons Sohu video could not be played and removed from the shelves. On July 22, 2015, the eighth season of "The Big Bang Theory" got a license to launch Sohu Video. In August 2009, the series won the Television Critics Association (TCA) Award for Best Comedy Series. On September 18, 2017, he won the Best Comedy Multi-Shot Editing Award at the 69th Emmy Awards.
On May 1, 2019, the final episode of The Big Bang Theory was officially released.
The protagonists, Sheldon Cooper Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), and Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galker) are good friends, and their IQs are absolutely superior because they can turn their backs on the theory of quantum physics, and no matter what questions you ask them, you can't beat them. But when it comes to daily life, these two untrimmed boys have completely lost their temper, and the seemingly simple things in life, such as rice, oil and salt, make them feel like they are lost in space, and the scientific principles they have mastered have no place here. Until one day, a beautiful and sexy girl penny Penny (Carly Tsoko) moved next door, which immediately attracted the attention of Leonard Leonard. Penny Penny is a girl who dreams of becoming an actress, but has not been able to succeed, usually can only work in fast food restaurants, she has a cheerful personality, friendly people, is a very different from Leonard Leonard, Sheldon Sheldon Sheldon, the pursuit of fashion young people, the most important thing is that she has just become single.
Leonard Leonard and Sheldon Sheldon also have two good friends. Howard Wolowitz (Simon Hellberg), a self-proclaimed playboy, described himself as the "Casanova" (1725-1798) of the California Institute of Technology, an Italian adventurer known for his autobiography, which included many of his affairs, which were later extended to be "wanderers, lustful people"), who could play in six languages and participate in the Mars exploration program in the United States. In fact, Howard Howard is just a guy who likes to use some outdated means to make a girl, and many times his bubble girl method makes the other party feel disgusted. Rajesh Koothrappali (Kunnau Nea), from India, suffers from severe "heterosexual communication disorder", and he cannot speak when the opposite sex is present, and can only communicate with girls when drunk. The story of a beautiful woman and four scientific houses quietly began to play out in laughter.
8. Jailbreak (9.2)
Prison Break is a suspenseful drama series directed by Ge Ethannis and others, written by Paul Shuelling, and starring wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell.
Synopsis:
The play tells a story about salvation, Michael plans to escape and successfully escape in order to save his brother Lincoln, who was framed and imprisoned, and is imprisoned again during his escape career, and finally collects evidence to exonerate himself.
9. House of Cards (9.2)
House of Cards is a political tv series produced by Netflix, based on the novel of the same name by Michael Dobbs, directed by James Frey, David Finch, and others, adapted by Ball Willimont, starring Kevin Spacey, Robin White, Michael Kelly, Russ Mickelson, Kate Marla, and Kristen Connolly.
The play tells the story of a cold-blooded and ruthless U.S. congressman and his equally ambitious wife who wields power in the White House in Washington. The protagonist, Frank Underwood, is a majority whip in the U.S. House of Representatives, a scheming professional politician who, convinced that the newly elected president of the United States and his staff have betrayed him, vows to remove the president from office, and he will do whatever it takes to launch a series of deployments.
House of Cards Season 1 premiered worldwide on February 1, 2013. House of Cards Season 2 aired on February 14, 2014. House of Cards Season 3 aired on February 27, 2015. House of Cards Season 4 aired in the United States on March 4, 2016 House of Cards Season 5 aired in the United States on May 30, 2017, and the final season, House of Cards Season 6, aired in 2018.
10. Bankruptcy Sisters (9.0)
Bankruptcy Sisters Season 6 is a sitcom directed by Fred Savage and starring Kate Dahlins and Beth Beaux.
The play tells the story of two urban girls with completely different identities working in the same restaurant.
On May 13, 2017, CBS officially announced that it would not renew the "Bankruptcy Sisters" series, and the sixth season became the final season.
Max (Kate Daelins), a super adaptable hipster girl, works as a night waitress at the antique Williamsburg Hotel. Well-versed in sophistication, caroline (played by Beth Bie), who was originally from a wealthy family, is the gold of a trust fund owner, and her father's bankruptcy has left her with everything. In order to survive, she had to give up her dignity as a young lady to work at the Williamsburg Hotel.
At first, Max thinks that Miss Qianjin like Caroline must not be able to do anything well, and eventually asks her to clean up the mess for her. But she was surprised to find that Caroline was not only very capable, but also no worse than her star waiter. After a while, the two girls became good friends.
Caroline stumbles upon Max's unique ability to bake cupcakes and immediately has an idea to get both out of the way — if they manage to raise $250,000, they can start their own cake baking business. Dreams belong to dreams, reality is reality after all, and they still have to stay in this hotel to save money every penny.
Caroline and Max's colleagues include Oleg (Jonathan Ket), a Russian chef who especially likes to flirt with them, and is often secretly concerned about the cashier Earl (Played by Garrett Morris), who is eager to be appreciated by every customer but is often ridiculed by everyone.
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