Top 5 Trending Shows to Watch on HBO, Netflix, and CBS

There are a lot of things to do that demand time, and there can not be a better arrangement than now. Binge-watching shows, cooking, art are the hobbies that people have come across to get over a lot of free time that is available. Watching shows, exploring more shows, shuffling through different platforms is the personal favourite activity that everyone will agree upon. Here are the top five trending shows you must watch presented by various online platforms. I May Destroy You This series is a combination of Funny, Suspense, and Sexual trauma presented by very talented Michaela Coel. It is the most trending show offered by HBO Max creating a thunder amongst the fans of Coel. The writer of the show, Coel, is playing her role as Arabella who is on the deadline to write her second book but couldn’t, and plans to take a break and goes out with her friends. The mystery begins when she finds herself wounded the next morning and blames the hangover from the last night. The show presents her bond with the other two co-actors that are acting as her best friends. The show not only revolves around a story for the sake of presenting something to the audience, but it deals with showcasing modern dating methods. The consequences and the culture followed by modern dating is well depicted in the show. It has not been very hard for Coel to act in this series as she had an experience with such a plot when her show was released back in 2015, named ‘Chewing Gum.’ The Twilight Zone The season 1 of ‘The Twilight Zone’ did not grab much attention of the audience and came out to be a disappointment. There were many reasons behind its failure, but makers decided to make it up to the audience by releasing its season 2, which is doing great till now. The second season was released late in June 2020, and the genre is based on the old-school terror. The show is streaming on ‘CBS All Access,’ and the audience has high hopes and expectations this time. Unsolved Mysteries Netflix offers you a lot of crime documentaries, one of which is the ‘Unsolved Mysteries,’ that aired on July 1, 2020. The first season of this series aired in the 1980s but was an epic fail because of its plot that revolved around UFOs and paranormal activities. The new season brings you the crime mysteries based on regular crime scenes but well explained. All the episodes of this new season have some exciting stories and altogether different from each other. There are a lot of other Netflix series with the mix of crime and mystery, but ‘Unsolved Mysteries’ has brought to you some compelling versions that will completely engage its viewers. The Chi (Season 3) The season 3 of ‘The Chi’ recounts the tale of Dark Chicago locals and the manners by which their World’s crash against a setting of the city’s feature making violence. Jason Mitchell isn’t a part of season 3 due to the sexual allegations charged in 2019. After him leaving the show, the story took a turn, and his on-screen mother is seen explaining the departure with his two sons and the fear of being a black mother. Season 3 introduced new characters including Luke James, Lil Rel Howery, Kandi Burruss, etc. Though the season took a turn, its thrill remains the same along with the amazing story writing role played by Lena Waithe. We’re Here This series revolves around Bob, Shangela, and Eureka, the three characters who travel to three different destinations and assist the local residents dealing with the drag show. It released in June 2020, streaming on HBO Max, and has reached and liked by a large amount of audience. The prime focus of this show is to showcase the transformational power and bring it to the limelight. The show is a combination of Humour, Struggle, Gender presentation, and a lot more. Emily Johnson is a Microsoft product expert and has been working in the technology industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Emily has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as office.com/setup . Source: Top 5 Trending Shows to Watch on HBO, Netflix, and CBS