Netflix: 7 best new shows to watch in June 2019 + full list

1. "Black Mirror" Season 5 (available June 5)

Why should I watch? At this stage, what choice do you have? Between his breathtaking sci-fi stories, current events, and aggressive media development, new episodes of "Black Mirror" still dominate TV talk shows a few weeks a year. If you want to stay abad of the culture (and can handle the darkness), you have to pretty much look at it.

The creator's last season, Charlie Brooker, is a little shorter than the previous debut – "Bandersnatch" took a long time, but the three episodes have a place in Netflix: they each have their own trailers, synopses , which you can all see here. Remember, this is called "Black Mirror" for a reason. These are all related to pretty … dark.

Reason Bonus: In "Rachel, Jack and Ashley, Too" (Episode 3), Miley Cyrus plays a pop star called Ashley snuck to girls through a miniature white robot with the singer's voice, but with her own personality .

… where is the small device Actually Ashley? Anyway, you'll hear Miley Cyrus screaming at the teenagers to "pull that cable out of my bad," which is pretty fun in itself. Enjoy simple pleasures while waiting for them to last.

Oh! And do not miss Yahya Abdul-Mateen II in his first role in Netflix since the end of "The Get Down". Since his release in Baz Luhrmann's unique musical series, Abdul-Mateen has accumulated numerous resumes ranging from "The Greatest Showman" and "Handmaid's Tale" to "Us" and the upcoming "Watchmen" series on HBO. He is to watch.

2. Season 3 of "Documentary Now!" (Available June 3)

Cate Blanchett in "Documentary Now!"

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Why should I watch? Cate Blanchett embodies performance artist Marina Abramović in a parody of Matthew Akers' 2012 film "Marina Abramović: The Artist is Present". That's all. That's all you need to know.

Reason Bonus: Out of respect for Ms. Blanchett's incredible talent and public appeal, as well as the lack of respect I still have, I will not give another reason to watch "Documentary Now!" You have all the reasons you need.

3. "Marvel's Jessica Jones" Season 3 (available in June)

Krysten Ritter in "Jessica Jones of Marvel"

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Why should I watch? As the best Marvel-Netflix series, "Jessica Jones" will also be the last of Disney's superheroes to launch a new season on the original streaming giant. Despite popular series, synergy has divided the two entertainment giants, Marvel inaugurating its own exclusive Disney + shows, while Netflix hopes you'll like it. Someone & # 39; a in "The Umbrella Academy" as much as you like J.J. Whatever it is, pour one for "Jones" singing his swan song. It may be the end, but it can still win.

Reason Bonus: I mean, it's Krysten Ritter. Although the show itself has had its ups and downs, Ritter sums up his eponymous hero so well that it's impossible to imagine anyone else in the role. Someone else may be donning Daredevil's red mask, but Ritter's zero bading attitude, fierce battle choreography and painful inner lining have helped make her the one and only Jessica Jones. Hoping that business people will find a way to bring her back to Marvel's lap.

4. "Tales of the city of Armistead Maupin" (available June 7)

Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis in "Tales of the City"

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Why should I watch? When Mary Ann Singleton (played by Laura Linney) left her family in San Francisco to pursue a career elsewhere, it was a bold, inspiring and moving choice. It was in the mid-1970s, and when Armistead Maupin wrote it for the first time, this decision was seen as a reflection of the second-wave feminist movement for which San Francisco was a major hub. Mary Ann (still played by Laura Linney) is back in the Bay Area, as well as selected family at 28 Barbary Lane, led by Anna Madrigal (Olympia Dukakis). The star of the show, Lauren Morelli, seeks to stay current, innovate and inspire a new generation. Filled with LGBTQ characters to match his status as an iconic homobadual story, "Tales of the City" does not take his status lightly, which is why he fell during the month of pride.

Reason Bonus: So what kind of updates can fans expect? To begin, Anna Madrigal will be performed by Dukakis and Jen Richards, a transgender woman who will play the transgender character in flashbacks. This is an important step forward for the on-screen representation, and Morelli does not stop there. She also expands the focus with new young characters and updates the narrative arc to focus on current issues: Ellen Page joins the cast as Mary Ann's daughter, Shawna, who helps Mary Ann to acclimate to a new generation of queer people. save their beloved home from destruction while the rapid gentrification of San Francisco threatens Barbary Lane.

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