In 2014, television delivered an impressive slate of new shows that quickly became cultural touchstones.
These series spanned diverse genres, from gripping dramas and dark comedies to intricate sci-fi sagas and satirical animations.
They pushed creative boundaries, offeringunforgettable characters like BoJack Horseman, and developed innovative storytelling and thought-provoking themes.
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The 100evolved from a modest teen survival series to a more complex science fiction drama.
The series' willingness to push boundaries with gritty content and unexpected character deaths keeps viewers engaged.
Every day offers an outrageous adventure, often driven by Ilana’s recklessness.
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With its unfiltered humor and honest portrayal of friendship,Broad Citycaptures the chaos and joys of young adulthood.
As they handle high-stakes cases, they partake in a web of murder and legal drama.
Based onDiana Gabaldon’s book series, the epic saga ofOutlanderweaves together history and romance.
The Leftoversexplores the shifting concept of existentialism, accompanied by a phenomenal score byMax Richter.
By blending humanity and subtle supernatural elements,The Leftoversmanages complex character arcs while establishing universally profound themes.
Featuring outstanding writing and voice performances,BoJack Horsemanredefined the boundaries of animated television.
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Later seasons include a string of political corruption and an investigation of missing children.
True Detectives first season beautifullyintertwines psychological depth, procedural intrigue, and a Southern Gothic atmosphere.
Each season features a new case with new characters, tweaks, and periods from 1950 to 2019.
Moreover,Fargos meticulous cinematography and philosophical undertones leave viewers enthralled by its brilliance and depth.
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