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For many of us, the quarantine is never-ending soon, that’s why Bemorepanda prepared for you the best series that were underrated, but still you have to watch them.

Patriot (2015-2018) is a combination of drama, intrigue, suspense and comedy. If you like Better Call Saul, this series will also appeal to you.

Wonder Showzen (2005-2006) is a puppet show for adults, an unusual comedy designed obviously not for those who are easy to offend. This is a bit of a tougher version of South Park.

The Kingdom (2014-2017) is a hardcore series about a family whose members engage in mixed martial arts and try to overcome their addictions.

Joe Schmo Show (2003-2013) - a reality show from the creators of “Deadpool”, perhaps the best in history. All the participants are actually actors, and only the main character knows nothing and thinks that the competition is real.

Karachi Cops (1994) - It’s like any other reality show about cops, but the thing is happening in Karachi, so almost all protocols of the American police are ignored here. This multi-part documentary is sad, tense and exciting. Some episodes can be watched on YouTube, but nowhere to be found in its entirety.

Party Down (2009-2010) - a series of six novice artists who found work in a catering company. Only 20 short episodes, and they are all amazing. You will love it if you like Parks and Recreation and Studio 30, but want to see something a little more witty.

Justified (2010-2015) is perhaps the most famous series from this list. He managed to maintain high quality throughout all 6 seasons, which you rarely see. It combines the spirit of the stories of Elmore Leonard, on one of which it is based, with elements of western and excellent acting.

The Vice Guide To Everything (2010-2011) is a documentary series in which the team of the Vice channel goes to different parts of the world. Cool that there is an opportunity to look at all this, and even cooler that you yourself do not need to go anywhere. Gann was particularly impressed with the North Korea and Liberia issues.

First Person ( 2000-2001) is a series of documentaries from Errol Morris, each of them is a conversation with one person. All episodes are of different lengths, some of which can be found on the Web.