American TV Series#
Recently, I've been running out of TV shows to watch, so I wanted to share some good American TV series with everyone. Let me start by sharing my favorites:
- "Lie to Me"
- "Criminal Minds"
- "NCIS: Los Angeles"
- "Castle"
- "Golden Boy"
- "Forever"
- "White Collar"
- "Elementary"
- "Person of Interest"
Lie to Me#
I always feel that "Lie to Me" is the most impressive American TV series I've ever watched; Tim Roth single-handedly carried the show, and I always feel like his portrayal of Dr. Lightman is very punchable; Emily in the show is very lovely, isn't she, better looking than "Castle's" Beckett; then there's Foster, I don't know why she didn't end up with the doctor; and there's the young guy, he seems like a pushover... The only regret is that it only has three seasons.
Criminal Minds#
"Criminal Minds" premiered in 2005 and has a total of 11 seasons until now, with the 12th season already renewed; before watching "Criminal Minds," I thought America was a beautiful country, and I felt that if I were to go abroad, I must visit America. After watching this show, I realized, oh my, America is too dangerous, so many psychos... "Criminal Minds" has a total of 11 seasons, with about 22 episodes per season, each episode featuring a psycho... At the beginning, watching it made me uneasy, but after watching more, I got used to it...
However, I still recommend everyone to watch it because after watching it, at the very least, you won't be as easily harmed. This show can help you understand why these people become like this and how to protect yourself. It's like a philosophical book analyzing human flaws, verbose but meaningful.
NCIS: Los Angeles#
Before watching this show, I was always following "Criminal Minds," but after watching this, I felt like I couldn't continue watching "Criminal Minds." This show is not as profound as "Criminal Minds," not as useful as "Criminal Minds," but it's heartwarming. If the overall atmosphere of "Criminal Minds" is serious, then this show is cheerful. However, its cheerfulness is different from the silliness of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine." The enjoyable aspect of this show lies in the relationships between team members, partners teasing each other, gossiping, and knowing when to stop.
Castle#
"Castle," a show I just watched recently, feels like my life has been ruined by Bilibili (a Chinese video sharing website), I remember the barrage after watching it... In this show, many guest stars appear, including a forensic scientist from "Criminal Minds" and the young guy from "Lie to Me."
Golden Boy#
I stumbled upon this show occasionally, but I feel like this show is the most realistic because its approach is different from others, it's told in reverse. And the conflicts in this show are not just between the police and criminals, but also between the police officers competing with each other for promotion, which feels very real.
Forever#
British accent, handsome guy...