1. Twin Peaks (Season 3)

Showtime. 18 episodes.
It's 25 years later, and Dale Cooper's still stuck in the Black Lodge. Will you join him? Help him get the hell out of there and back to the cherry pie awaiting him in Twin Peaks? David Lynch is directing all 18 episodes of this limited revival series, and four beautiful, brain-teasing, and bizarre episodes in, expectations have already been way, way exceeded.

2. The Leftovers (Season 3)

HBO. 8 episodes.
So many mysteries left to answer, and only one episode remaining to explain them.

3. Better Call Saul (Season 3)

AMC. 10 episodes.
We're inching ever closer toward the events depicted in Breaking Bad's first season, what with the arrival of Gus Fring and other familiar faces into Jimmy McGill's life this season. But this is no mere spin-off; few shows depict sibling rivalry as affectingly as BCS, and each new interaction between Chuck McGill and the man also known as Saul Goodman is more sad than the last.

4. Taboo (Season 1)

FX. 8 episodes.
Bona fide movie star Tom Hardy stops by FX to play James Delaney, a top-hat-wearing shipwreck survivor who's determined to thwart the many Londoners seeking to steal his inheritance circa 1814. The actor's relentlessly intense performance elevates a show that intertwines maritime trade, the War of 1812, and incest into a cracking yarn. Binge it immediately -- the top-hat industry demands it.

5. American Gods (Season 1)

Starz. 8 episodes.
Adapting Neil Gaiman's work has never been easy, but this supremely weird, bloody, and inventive attempt has succeeded wildly so far.

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