The mega-rich cry too

‘Dr. Death’, a pleasant surprise in a terrifying true story

‘Kevin Can F**k Himself’: a dissection of women’s role in sitcoms

‘What We Do in the Shadows’, vampires surviving the 21st century

9 must-see series for that return to school vibe

‘Time’: the broken window nobody’s repairing

‘Modern Love’: romance for all tastes

‘Cruel summer’, the broken mirror of adolescence

‘Valeria’ is back with more feminism, a fresh new dimension and her fair share of “little miss know-it-all”

10 unmissable series coming your way this August

‘Supernormal’: have a good laugh at the expense of the stereotypical perfect woman

Schmigadoon!, a tender homage and cutting satire of Hollywood classics

‘Ted Lasso’: the unexpected defeat

Between the grim reaper and the parka

‘The White Lotus’, a series that mocks first-world problems

‘Célula de crisis’, an international thriller about the darker side of humanitarian organizations

‘Solos’: monologues from a not-too distant future

‘Physical’, when female empowerment, aerobics, and mental health go hand-in-hand

“Wayne”: teen rage at full blast

Bob Pop: “Some issues are better resolved in fiction. Without a doubt, I’d be disappointed with reality”