5 best serials according to viewers' version

We have collected a collection of excellent television series, beloved by viewers. For this list, we decided to stick to those that were released after 2010. In addition, we deliberately decided not to include in the list television hits such as "Game of Thrones", "Sherlock", "True Detective", "Fargo" or "Downton Abbey".

5 PHOTOS

1. World of the Wild West.

It's hard to find a more impressive team than the cast in Westworld: Jonathan Nolan (Christopher Nolan's brother and co-writer of all of his films) as writer and producer; the incredible Anthony Hopkins as a lead actor; and Ramin Djawadi, creator of the iconic Game of Thrones theme, as a composer. Actually, the music of the Wild West World deserves the highest praise. The piano in the cowboy salon is amazing. Those who have already watched the series claim that Westworld, with its melodramatic original plot and vast western landscapes, feels as amazing as Game of Thrones.

2. Young dad.

The Young Pope is a series by Paolo Sorrentino starring Jude Law as the young and highly controversial Pope Pius XIII, the first American ever to become head of the Roman Catholic Church. Each scene in this series is so aesthetic that you want to watch episodes of the series again and again. Provocative, intelligent, and incredibly engaging, this drama is sure to leave all viewers chained to their chairs.

3. Very strange things.

This television series is a combination of three genres: college clichés, sci-fi films about mad scientists that reached their zenith in the 1980s, and terrifying secret films written in the style of Stephen King. This series, starring Winona Ryder and a group of charismatic kids, has managed to combine these genres so well that it has already gained a huge army of fans around the world.

4. Pillars of the Earth.

The Pillars of the Earth is a historical miniseries set in the twelfth century, a time considered one of the darkest and most romantic periods in English history. Based on the best-selling book by Ken Follett, this series, starring the great Eddie Redmine, is hailed as one of the best historical TV dramas of recent years.

5. Peaky peaks.

This series has everything you would expect from a crime drama: a dark atmosphere, an alluring soundtrack, an unpredictable storyline, and tough characters brilliantly played by Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardy. Peaky Blinders already has a huge fan base and continues to attract new viewers. An interesting fact: in order to make the show more realistic, the actors were trained to speak with the accent of that time. So, if you like the old atmosphere of the early 19th century, this series will be your cup of tea.