Adventure, thriller and mystery: 5 series worth watching

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Recently, many new series have been released, but not all of them are worthy of the viewer's attention. Below we recommend five new series that stand out with their plot, cast and genre.

**"Lucky"**

**Genre:** thriller, drama, crime

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Former conman Lucky is forced to return to the world of crime due to an unexpected situation. After the last major robbery, the hero's plan to start a new life is ruined. Now he is pursued by both the FBI and dangerous criminals at the same time.

The series is full of chases, unexpected turns and dramatic events. The main roles are played by Anya Taylor-Joy, Timothy Olyphant, Annette Bening and Drew Starkey. The project is based on the bestseller of the same name by Marissa Stapley.

**Little House on the Prairie**

**Genre:** drama, melodrama, family, western

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An English family leaves the forests of Wisconsin and moves to the prairie. As the head of the family, Charles, and his wife, Caroline, try to build a new life, the events are told mainly through the eyes of their daughters, Mary and Laura.

The series combines family values, adventure, and historical events, creating a warm atmosphere without excessive violence.

**“The Vestis”**

**Genre:** drama, crime, thriller

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1980s. As construction begins in New York, the Irish criminal group “The Vestis” tries to maintain control of the area. However, internal conflicts and confrontation with the Italian mafia complicate the situation even more.

The series, based on true events, was shot by Chris Brancato, who worked on the series "Narco" and "The Godfather of Harlem", and directed by Alan Taylor. The cast also includes J. K. Simmons.

**"Fragments"**

**Genre:** thriller, drama, detective, horror

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1981, Los Angeles. The lives of teenagers studying at a prestigious school change with the arrival of a new student. At this time, mysterious murders begin in the city, and the main character considers his new classmate to be the main suspect.

The project, directed by Ryan Murphy, the author of the series "American Horror Story" and "Monsters", attracts attention with its 1980s-style visual solutions and a tense plot.

**“The Palace of Dawn”**

**Genre:** fantasy, drama, detective, thriller

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Mysterious deaths begin again in the Joseon royal family. In order to save the last crown prince, a young shaman who can enter the spirit world is brought to the palace. An exiled princess who can hear ghosts is appointed as his assistant.

The heroes will face not only evil spirits, but also dangerous conspiracies as they try to unravel the secrets of the palace. This miniseries, which combines Korean mythology and mystical events, consists of eight episodes.