# TV series No.15

Once Upon a Time - fairy tales that each of us knows in a different look

(2011-2018)

A curse has been cast on all heroes from the fairy tales, which has also moved them from an imaginary world to the real town of Storybrook. They live in it without remembering who they once were. Until the main heroine Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison) comes to this town. Of course, she also does not know that she is really a fairy tale character (daughter of Snow White) and has magical powers that can change the course of events. He comes to town to drive Henry (Jared Gilmore) home - Henry is a child who Emma gave up for adoption as a teenager. This is how her adventure begins in the real world, which is interwoven with fairy tales. We get to know more and more new characters straight from the Disney world, extended by many threads.

In my opinion, 6/10. A colorful and light series, but he lacks something "magic".

# TV series No.14

Perception - you can work with paranoid schizophrenia

(2012-2015)

Dr Daniel Pierce (Eric McCormack) is an eccentric and genius neurobiologist. He has a great knowledge of human behavior and can easily decipher human emotions. The only disadvantage (or maybe its advantage) is that it suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, which causes hallucinations. Thanks to his abilities, FBI agent Kate Moretti (Rachael Leigh Cook) asks him to work as a consultant. From that moment, they work together to solve criminal mysteries, and his illness sometimes leads him to the right track. Disease helpful for criminal cases, turns out to be terrible for Dr. Pierce outside of them.

In my opinion 8/10. I regret that we only got 3 seasons.

# TV series No.13

Constantine - fight between good and evil

(2014-2015)

As for the series, it is the equivalent of its film predecessor of the same title. Like the movie, the series is also based on DC comics. John Constantine (Matt Ryan) is, according to many, an exorcist. In fact, he is a person who knows black magic, occultism and how to catch demons. As he tried to commit suicide in the past, his fate is sealed and now all hell is waiting for his death. He comes up with a genius idea to buy up his condemnation and save the innocents to pay court to God's favors again. And so, for one whole season, we meet his adventures with catching various evil demons.

In my opinion - 5/10. Unfortunately, the series is a worse version of the film.

# TV series No.12

White Collar - forger helping to catch other forgers

(2009-2014)

The main character of the series is Neal Caffrey (Matthew Bomer) one of the most talented forger in the world. We meet him at the moment when, unfortunately, he is already serving his sentence, which was guaranteed him by FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim DeKay). However, he somehow manages to persuade Burke to help him catch other forgers. The FBI agent agrees, but Neal must to keep the transmitter on the leg in case the aid with catching criminalists is just a cover for the escape. The series is so interesting that we are not dealing with typical murder cases, but with issues of falsification of various objects. Of course, there are battle scenes and even gunfights in the show - but they are just a background for the entire story.

In my opinion 7/10. This is probably the only series, which not specifically focused on the killings.

# TV series No. 11

Hannibal - a sophisticated way to explain cannibalism

(2013-2015)

Another series, which is to be the equivalent of a movie. This time instead of a fatal defeat, we got a small work of art. Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) along with the FBI are tracking serial killers. Thanks to his unique way of thinking, he is able to empathize with the role of any murderer or psychopath. Thanks to this, the investigations are resolved earlier than anyone would expect. Unfortunately, this skill is reflected in his psyche. That's why he is under care of Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen), one of the best psychiatrists in the country. Thanks to him, he somehow functions, but also does not see who Hannibal really is.

The series maximally influences our senses. Everything fits together perfectly. Dark music and even the play of shadows on the characters' faces create an amazing atmosphere. The aesthetics of the series can knock you to your knees (and certainly when it comes to the aesthetics of food served by Hannibal). However, be careful not to eat while watching the episode (well, unless you have a really strong stomach).

In my opinion - 10/10. There are not many shows like this one, so they deserve recognition.

# TV series No.10

Elementary - how Sherlock Holmes finds himself in New York

(2012-)

Sherlock Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) in a completely new version. In addition to the fact that he left famous London, his serial partner is Dr. Joan Watson (Lucy Liu), a female version of Dr. John Watson.

The main character is an eccentric genius who is struggling with drug addiction. Due to the fact that he has just finished his stay in drug rehab, he moves to New York. We will not meet Mycroft Holmes here - the famous brother of the main character. We get to know Sherlock's father, who hires Dr. Watson to look after young Holmes. Sherlock, who wants to lead his life himself, starts working as a consultant in the New York Police Department. Joan has no choice but to join him. That's how their adventure full of turns begin - a genius with above-average deductive skills and a very well-trained surgeon solve the most intricate criminal mysteries togheter.

In my opinion - 7/10. Unfortunately, this series is far from the genius of the series produced by the BBC.

# TV series No.9

Sherlock - a genius in modern London

(2010-)

 Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) at its best edition, which I had the opportunity to watch. BBS did a really good series, which will be hard to beat in any way. And although each season consists of only 3 episodes, their length and quality compensates for the quantity.

Sherlock is an eccentric genius and the only "consultant detective" in the world dealing with solving criminal cases when the London police can not cope. His inseparable companion is John Watson (Martin Freeman) - a doctor and war veteran. And although they are two completely different characters, thanks to Holmes's unusual, analytical mind and Watson's pragmatism, create an amazing team and solve criminal mysteries together.

In my opinion - 10/10. This is the best series I've ever seen.