In this cold winter weather, nothing beats curling up on the couch for a serious series binge…
Here’s our list of the top 10 Emmy-nominated TV shows you have to watch this season:
1. Westworld
Nom count: 22
This HBO original series will have you on the edge of your seat. In a man-made world where anything goes, you’ll discover what it really means to be human.
Available to stream now on Showmax
Are you a fan of this rebooted western? Check out our top 5 scenes from Westworld:
2. Saturday Night Live
Nom count: 22
Every episode of this late-night comedy sketch show features appearances from celebrity guests as they parody contemporary culture and politics. Guest appearances from last season included Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy and Tom Hanks.
Coming soon to Comedy Central, DStv channel 122
3. Veep
Nom count: 17
Julia Louis-Dreyfus heads up the cast of this American political satire show all about life in the presidential office.
Catch the finale tonight at midnight on M-Net, DStv channel 101
4. The Handmaid’s Tale
Nom count: 8
Elizabeth Moss and Joseph Fiennes star in this gripping drama based on Margaret Atwood’s novel of the same name. Some scenes aren’t easy to watch, but the show is unmissable.
Available to stream now on Hulu
5. This is Us
Nom count: 8
We loved this brand new family drama about several people who all share the same birthday. You’ll laugh, cry, and enjoy every minute.
Airing every Monday at 7:30 pm on M-Net, DStv channel 101
6. Fargo
Nom count: 7
Penned by the talented Coen brothers (The Big Lebowski, Unbroken), this darkly amusing comedy is full of surprises. Watch season three simply to see Ewan McGregor’s brilliant performance as both Stussy brothers.
Seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream on Showmax
7. Stranger Things
Nom count: 6
It’s all mystery and suspense at this year’s Emmys! Winona Ryder stars as Joyce Byers, a mother who’s determined to find her son after his unusual disappearance.
Available to stream it now on Netflix
8. House of Cards
Nom count: 4
You can’t go wrong with Robin Wright and Kevin Spacey, who take over the white house in this gripping American drama.
Catch season five every Wednesday at 10:30 pm on M-Net, DStv channel 101
9. The Americans
Nom count: 4
Politics and undercover agents abound this awards season, and this show fits right in. Kerri Russell and Matthew Rhys star as two Russian agents posing as an American couple in order to spy on the US government.
Season 5 starts on 17 August at 9:30 pm on M-Net, DStv channel 101
10. Modern Family
Nom count: 2
Sometimes we need a little escape from our family. #ModernFamily pic.twitter.com/wia2Qec6gg
— Modern Family (@ModernFam) May 10, 2017
Who doesn’t appreciate a bit of family comedy to make us feel normal? We love following the goings-on in the Dunphy household, and know you will, too.
Don’t worry this lovable family sitcom has been renewed for season 9 and 10.
