These amazing series are coming up

Recognizable? Those evenings when you are actually “busy” (that's really an exaggerated term in this context) thinking about what to watch and you ultimately haven't gotten further than a few trailers. Well, those lazy times are over, grab the Ben & Jerry's and turn on your heating blanket because a bulk of delicious series is coming this year. Such as:

The White Lotus season 3 (17-2 HBO)
And even before this has started, it is already being said that season four is in the works. In the category of anticipation: this is the hotel where it was filmed.

Knokke Off (31-1 Netflix)
For everyone who loves Dutch series with good actors in a location you also know.

Wednesday season 2 (Netflix)
Drag the merch back in.

The Bear season 4 (Disney plus)
It's raining awards for this series (including a Golden Globe for Jeremy Allen White) about a chef who leaves his prestigious restaurant to work in his family's sandwich shop in Chicago after a tragic death in the family.

The F*ckulteit (Videoland from 21-2)
Anouk, who when she enters the partner track of her law firm is confronted with her past. A very personal message from her old professor and ex-lover Patrick Hartman turns her world upside down. Meanwhile, journalist Max Klepper is working on an article about inappropriate behavior at Anouk's old law faculty. Hartman is under fire, but despite his reputation, the legal world stands behind him. Anouk is forced to examine her relationship with Hartman: was it really love, or was she misled? Julia Akkermans, Fedja van Huêt, Stephanie van Eer, Hajo Bruins, Roeland Fernhout, Mingus Dagelet, Anniek Pheifer, and Nazmiye Oral.

The Fall of Diddy (28-1 HBO)
Where another fresh batch of revelations would be included and in which there is also an explanation for his bizarre sexual preferences and white parties.

I think I'll start with the F*ckulteit, how about you?

Love,
May