James "Ghost" St. Patrick, a wealthy New York nightclub owner who has it all, catering to the city's elite and dreaming big, lives a double life as a drug kingpin. "Power" is a visionary drama that straddles the glamorous Manhattan lifestyles of the rich and famous and the underworld of the international drug trade. Click here to Watch
The rotten tomato score for the first season of Power: Book 1 was 82%.
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A look at the early days of the crack cocaine epidemic in Los Angeles during the beginning of the 1980s.
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The rotten tomato score for the first season of Snowfall was 89%.
Based in Atlanta, Earn and his cousin Alfred are trying to make their way up in the world through the rap scene. Along the way they come face to face with social and economic issues touching on race, relationships, poverty, status and parenthood.
The rotten tomato score for the first season of Atlanta was 82%.
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Crime series where detectives of a new elite force investigate and prosecute various sexually-oriented crimes including rape, pedophilia, and domestic violence.
The rotten tomato score for Law and order: SVU is 88%
Jason Bateman got fans used to seeing him as a sad-sack goof when he played Michael Bluth in Arrested Development. On Ozark, he reveals a whole new side, playing financial advisor Marty Byrde, who finds himself relocating his entire family from a Chicago suburb to the Ozark mountains in Missouri. The reason? He got involved with a money-laundering scheme for Mexican cartels that he’s having difficulty disentangling from. The atmosphere, heavy with suspense, guilt, and trouble-making drug lords, is reminiscent of Breaking Bad. I t's one of Netflix's most popular shows, and with its fourth and final season now complete, this is the perfect time to dive into this murky but gripping world.
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