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It is April and we are getting closer and closer to summer and the middle of 2016 (already!). We should get all our commissions to an end and prepare our beach bodies for the hottest period<\/strong> of the year.<\/p>\n

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Of course, some of us have other priorities and implicitly, other plans, which imply either procrastinating inside, instead of doing it on the beach, or working and having our best friend, the TV, on. It might be only April, but there is already an entire collection of new TV series<\/strong> to watch during the 3 month long summer break.<\/p>\n

And we are not talking about the shows that are returning to our small screens – like Game of Thrones<\/a>, Orphan Black and Penny Dreadful – but about actual new shows as fresh as loaf of bread out of the oven<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Old is the new\u2026 new<\/h3>\n

Do you remember having a favourite item, a book or a comic book<\/a>, and imagining an entire universe around it? Like that time you made an entire empire of sea shells and you Darth vader figurine was a slight replacement for Aqua Man. This is how the new TV series are created right now.<\/p>\n

Old ideas and concepts are taken<\/strong> – books, comics,\u00a0 movies, even actual events – and adapted to both suit the newer generations, while still pleasing the older ones. But being something old does not take away their originality<\/strong> – let\u2019s face it! TV networks and producers rarely risk releasing something bad, especially when it comes to rebooting, because bad reviews and ratings can occur even to the best of the best – we are still not over Hannibal<\/a> and Constantine.<\/p>\n

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Sugar and spice<\/h3>\n

If there is one type of TV series that never get old<\/strong>, that would be the detective one. One must note down all the names of the countless\u00a0CSI series<\/a> and there would still be a whole bunch of other shows involving investigations, conducted either by policemen, detectives or supernatural creatures.<\/p>\n

And the sweet irony is that regardless of the beehive of detective series, we still can barely crack the codes and guess who the killer is. This is probably why we are so addicted to them and why they are still so extremely popular. On the other hand, series that explore the human inner self<\/strong> and its depths are something that people who really enjoy studying every micro expression and gesture, as well as every single detail from a show.<\/p>\n

Now, we are going to present you the best TV shows<\/strong> that have aired this year so far and perhaps, you might pick something for your summer watch list.<\/p>\n

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13. Vinyl (HBO, 14 February 2014)<\/h2>\n

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Created by Martin Scorsese<\/a>, Mick Jagger and Rich cohen, \u201cVinyl\u201d takes us the 1970s New York<\/strong>, where a music executive, Richie Finestra (Bobby Cannavale), attempts to make a career and bring back his label.<\/p>\n

Yet the man who once loved music deeply and had an ear for talented singers<\/strong> now perceives everything as a simple business and a cow to milk.<\/p>\n

Worth it<\/h3>\n

The show is a pure Scorsese creation through its setting<\/strong>, dark themes, but still has a Jagger touch<\/a> with the music and ambiance. The 70s setting is pure nostalgia for some, while a nice peek into the past for others. Also, some found similarities between \u201cVinyl\u201dand \u201cBreaking Bad\u201d, which might be either a good thing or a bad one, depending on perspective.<\/p>\n

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12. DC\u2019s Legends of Tomorrow (The CW, 21 January)<\/h2>\n

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A spinoff of the series \u201cArrow\u201d and \u201cFlash\u201d, \u201cDC\u2019s Legends of Tomorrow\u201d gathers a group of superhumans turned into an army<\/strong> of superheroes.<\/p>\n

The time traveler Rip Hunter (Arthur Davill) is the one who joins together Firestorm (Victor Garber), Atom (Brandon Routh), White Canary (Caity Lotz) and other to fight Vandal Savage<\/a> (Casper Crump) and save the world.<\/p>\n

Worth it<\/h3>\n

Be it DC Universe or Marvel<\/a>, people just love superheroes<\/strong> and all sorts of adaptations, be it movies or TV series. And if you are already a fan of the other CW – DC shows, there is no reason why you could not enjoy<\/strong> another one.<\/p>\n