Five TV Series Not to Miss in July: Finally The Sandman

With Nine Perfect Strangers (Amazon Prime Video) you spend your time wondering how Nicole Kidman is still so good. You move on to Maschi Veri (Netflix) and regret the Spanish version. You risk We Were Liars (Amazon Prime) and everything seems already seen and badly acted.

You even think about watching The Last of Us again, but then you redownload the game and invent yet another "run" that is better. In short, June did not go very well. July gives a little more hope, at least because the return of Sandman promises a lot, given the numerous "boxes" that he opened in the first series. And then the return par excellence is Dexter, which must be on par with the best serial killer series of the last thirty years. Enjoy.

Like Inside Out, but sicker. There's Destruction, Despair, Delirium, Death and Desire and it won't end well. If you know the comic I won't add anything, if you don't know it better, because that way you don't waste time making useless comparisons. Unfortunately it will be the last series. (Netflix)

The first and only TV serial killer worthy of the name is resurrected. The ending of Dexter: New Blood had made everyone angry, absolutely everyone. They resurrected him to apologize. And we are grateful. (Paramount+)

Isaac Asimov couldn't have found better actors and a better script. We return to the exiles on their journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization in the midst of the fall of the Galactic Empire. The third season has been through a lot before coming to light. But that doesn't matter. This is a great series: even if few people know it, fans have been waiting for it for a long time. (Apple TV+)