1. "Killing Eve"
The second season of the show was booked before it was officially launched. It became even more popular after it was launched. The ratings have continued to rise since its launch. The sets are getting higher and higher. The story is about "catch me if you can." Eve (Sandra Oh) is an older but wise operative of the British Security Service who is ordered to hunt down Villanelle, a young and elegant killer who suffers from heart abnormalities and violent mental illness. Two women with different IQs pursue each other but are fascinated by each other. The whole play is very interesting.
2. Melrose
Adapted from the semi-autobiographical novel "The Novel of Patrick Melrose" by British novelist Edward St. Auburn. There are 5 episodes in one episode, each one hour long, telling five novels, including "It's Okay", "Bad News", "Some Hope", "Mom's Milk" and "Finally". The director is Edward Berg, and the script is written by the famous screenwriter David Nichols. "Fu Juan" plays Melrose, who was born in a wealthy family. His troubled life shows the sophistication of contemporary British upper class society.
3. The Great Ms. Mercer Season 2
In the 1950s, 25-year-old New Yorker Mickey Mercer was a smart, sunny, energetic and lovely Jewish woman. She once gave this account of her life: Go to college, get married, have two or three children, then serve Yom Kippur dinners in an elegant Manhattan apartment. However, one day her husband suddenly left her, and she needed to think of a new way out as soon as possible without warning; for other people, changing from a housewife to a stand-up comedian is obviously an amazing choice, but for Mickey Not so.