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For most people, the experience of watching a television show and getting “caught up in” the story – or fascinated by it is a social experience. You want to share it with others. One way to do this is to have a conversation about the TV series you are watching or enjoyed.
Isn’t it great? I’m a student and I’m encouraging you to watch more television. I bet your school student never did that!
If you’re looking for some TV shows in English to get hooked on or addicted to, here are a few that I’m watching… I’m a huge fan of Amazon Prime’s series Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. This show is set in the 1950s, in New York City and is about a woman who sets out on a career as a stand-up comic after her husband leaves her.
Comedy is often one of the nuances of language that are more difficult to understand for language learners because it requires understanding the culture, in addition to vocabulary and grammar. If you don’t understand all of the punchlines, in this series, don’t worry about it! Just watch and enjoy the humor as best as you can.
If you like sci-fi or horror, then you may enjoy “Stranger Things.” This Netflix show is set in the 1980s and the pop culture of that decade. If you grew up during the 1980s, then you may be able to relate on some level to the nostalgia.
The series replicates the ‘80s fashion, with the stonewash jeans and leg warmers, and even one of the cult actresses of the 1980s – Winona Ryder – is a main character. It’s a lot of fun seeing her perform a role that goes beyond the usual teenage outcast that she played in the 1980s. Hopefully it’s a career comeback. The series also has a fantastic soundtrack – that is, the music is great.
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