First Trimester: TV Shows and Series

TV Shows & Series

Welcome to our trimester wrap-up of entertainment: TV Series and Shows edition! As we navigate through the vast landscape of television, the past few months have treated us to an array of captivating stories, unforgettable characters, and thrilling plot twists. From laugh-out-loud comedies to gripping dramas, the world of TV entertainment has something to offer every viewer. Join us as we reminisce about the standout shows that have kept us glued to our screens from January to March. Whether you’re in the mood for a binge-worthy adventure or a cozy night in with your favorite sitcom, our curated list of must-watch TV series promises to elevate your entertainment experience. So, grab your remote, settle into your favorite spot on the couch, and let’s embark on a journey through the best of television from the year so far.

What to Watch

Poster of VIGIL season 1 on Peacock. A part of the TV Shows and Series First Trimester Wrap-Up of Curating Edits.Vigil (2021) on Peacock you could stream seasons 1 and 2.

Season 1: A police investigation collides with the security services and the Royal Navy in an atmospheric mystery from the makers of “Line of Duty,” in which a fishing trawler’s inexplicable disappearance leads investigators below the waves into a shadowy world of intrigue.

Season 2: The sequel sees DCI Amy Silva (Suranne Jones) and DS Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie) looking into a dark conspiracy in the world of the British Air Force in a brand new investigation.

Poster for the Netflix mini series "Maid". On Curating Edits TV Shows & Series First trimester Wrap-up.Maid (2021) can be streamed on Netflix.

Alex leaves her abusive boyfriend, moves into a shelter with their toddler daughter, and gets a job cleaning houses for Value Maids. The show follows Alex’s struggle to raise a young child, deal with an abusive ex-boyfriend and her own dysfunctional family, and navigate the red tape of government assistance while working as a maid and dreaming of a future as a writer.

Poster for "Bodies" on Netflix. For Curating Edits, first trimester entertainment wrap-up of TV shows and Series.BODIES (2023) Watch on Netflix.

Based on the 2015 DC Vertigo graphic novel of the same name, written by Si Spencer and illustrated by Dean Ormston, Tula Lotay, Meghan Hetrick, and Phil Winslade. The series consists of eight episodes.

Four London detectives, in four different time periods (1890, 1941, 2023, and 2053) find themselves investigating the same murder.

Poster for Treason on Netflix for Curating Edits TV Shows and Series Wrap-up.Treason (2022) on Netflix.

Adam Lawrence was trained and groomed by MI6; his career seems set. When the past catches up with him in the form of Kara, a Russian spy with whom he shares a complicated past. Adam realizes after a series of events that leads to his daughter’s kidnapping, that there are ongoing threats to his family, and that he cannot trust anyone. However, he is being drawn further and further into the web that Kara is spinning

Poster of Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. host of Finding Your Roots on PBS. Finding Your Roots on PBS.

In “Finding Your Roots,” Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. helps influential guests view ancestral histories, sometimes learn of connections to famous/infamous people, discover secrets, and share the emotional experience with viewers. This is the 10th season of this show and it still feels brand new with the amazing stories and guests that participate.

 

First Trimester Wrap-Up

As we conclude our trimester journey through the realm of television, we find ourselves immersed in a plethora of captivating stories and dynamic characters. From the gripping mysteries of “Vigil” to the poignant tales of survival in “Maid” and “Bodies,” and the enlightening genealogical journeys of “Finding Your Roots,” each show has left an indelible impression on our viewing experience.

What To Watch: Special Mentions

Special mentions go to the pulse-pounding thrillers of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” (NBC and Peacock) and the relentless pursuit of justice in “FBI,” “FBI: Most Wanted,” and “FBI: International” (CBS, Paramount+, PlutoTV). From the intrigue of “The Diplomat” to the suspense of “Inside Man” and the wit of “Pretend It’s a City,” our Netflix favorites have provided endless hours of entertainment.

As we bid farewell to this trimester’s TV lineup, we extend our gratitude to the creators, cast, and crew for their dedication to bringing these stories to life. As we eagerly anticipate the next chapter in our small-screen adventure, let’s cherish the memories of these shows and remain open to the limitless possibilities that television has to offer. Until next time, you can also check out the Curating Edits Faves of 2023, the Entertainment: Movies & Films, or Currently Watching posts. Happy watching!