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Andor (2022-present)
Of all the Star Wars shows Disney+ has been churning out, Andor is one of the best — and certainly the most bold. The prequel to the prequel Rogue One, Andor follows Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) as he escapes from the Empire and reluctantly finds his way to the rebellion. Cassian's journey is particularly compelling thanks to smart scripts and enticing side characters, like Luthen (Stellan Skarsgård), an undercover goods dealer doing everything he can to keep the rebellion alive; Bix (Adria Arjona), a loyal friend who risks her life for Cassian; and Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly), a passionate senator alone in a world faced with hard decisions to keep hope alive.
For fans of Star Wars, Andor — a show about fighting fascism — is a quality entry in this decades-long saga, and one of the better sci-fi series from the past few years.
Watch Andor on Disney+ here.

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Pushing Daisies (2007-2009)
From Bryan Fuller (Hannibal), Pushing Daisies is a comedy series about Ned (Lee Pace), a pastry chef who has the power to bring dead people back to life and uses it to solve murder mysteries. Ned is joined on his escapades by his childhood sweetheart, Chuck (Anna Friel), a private investigator (Chi McBride), and a lovesick waitress (Kristin Chenoweth). Pushing Daisies was a short-lived, two-season wonder that EW's critic lauded for its "persistent, admirable inventiveness," shining across bright sets, fun plotlines, and wacky supporting characters which propelled this comedy to legendary status.
Watch Pushing Daisies on HBO Max here.

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Enlightened (2011-2013)
Another two-season gem that was canceled due to low ratings, Enlightened is an underrated and short-lived series from HBO following Amy Jellicoe (Laura Dern), a self-destructive woman who is trying to make amends with her past relationships while finding passion in her work and life. Dern teamed up with The White Lotus creator Mike White to craft this dark comedy that is utterly hilarious and effectively moving. Her mental breakdowns and failed attempts at being a good person don't just play for laughs, but also serve as illuminating looks at the human condition. In her argument for why it's "the best show nobody is watching," EW's Melissa Maerz writes, "the more maniacal Amy's antics, the funnier and more poignant Enlightened gets." 
Watch Enlightened on HBO Max here.

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