2.
Stranger
Things: El fenómeno de ciencia ficción de Netflix volverá a las
pantallas este 2021 con su cuarta temporada que promete traer mas terror que nunca,
así como una nueva tanda de personajes entre los que se encuentran Jamie
Campbell Bower, Joseph Quinn y Levon Hawke el hijo de Ethan Hawke y hermano de
una de las protagonistas de la temporada pasada, Robin.
3. Bruja escarlata y visión: será la primera serie del universo Marvel, Protagonizada por Elizabeth Olsen y Paul Bettany y narrará las aventuras de estos superhéroes mientras que se encuentran atrapados en una realidad alternativa que tiene el formato de una sitcom. Su estreno será 15 enero en Disney + .
5.
Succession: La ansiada
tercera temporada de una de las triunfadoras de los Emmys del año pasado esta
actualmente en proceso de rodaje y promete marcar un punto de inflexión tras el
final de la temporada pasada en la que se pone punto final al reinado del
magnate multimillonario Logan Roy.
6. Falcon
y el soldado de invierno: esta miniserie correspondiente a la “Fase 4” de los
estudios de Marvel narrará las aventuras de los superhéroes Sam Wilson(Anthony
Mackie) convertido en le nuevo Capitán América tras el
desenlace de “Vengadores Endgame”, y Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) . Su estreno
fue pospuesto por la crisis del coronavirus en agosto de año pasado y tiene
previsto estrenarse en marzo.
7.
Los
espabilados: el autor
catalán Albert Espinosa vuelve a las pantallas televisivas con este drama
basado en su novela “Lo que te diré cuando te vuelva a ver” que cuenta la
historia de un grupo de chicos que se escapan de un centro psiquiátrico para
hacer un viaje por Europa. La serie tiene previsto su estreno para el 29 de enero
en Movistar+.
8. The Mandalorian: aunque hace solo unas semanas del final de su segunda temporada, los seguidores de esta serie no van a tener que esperar mucho para retornar al universo de este spin-off de Star Wars ya que se anunció desde Disney + que la próxima tanda de capítulos llegaría durante las navidades del 2022. 9.
10.
Euphoria: aunque aun no conocemos cuando se estrenará su
segunda temporada. Su creador Sam Levinson ha escrito dos episodios especiales
que siguen a dos de sus protagonistas, Rue y Jules, tras el desenlace de la
primera temporada. El primer y estremecedor capitulo se estrenó el pasado
diciembre y segundo tiene previsto estrenarse el 24 de enero en HBO.
1 El
cuento de la criada: el estreno de
la cuarta temporada de este distópico drama es aun un misterio, ya que, según
anunció la actriz protagonista Elisabeth Moss, el rodaje de la serie se vio
paralizado por el Covid y aun no hay indicios de que se haya retornado su
producción. Sin embargo, podemos esperar que su lanzamiento sea este 2021 según
un anuncio de la plataforma Hulu.
12.
El
internado: las cumbres: este spin-off de la famosa serie de Atresmedia transcurrirá
en un internado aislado del mundo y del mismo modo que la original recuperará
sus tramas y leyendas. Su estreno será
en febrero en Amazon Prime Video.
13.
Loki: En la pasada
Comic Con de San Diego se anunciaba el estreno de la próxima serie del universo
Marvel para primavera de 2021. Esta miniserie seguirá al famoso Dios nórdico Loki,
hermano de Thor en varios momentos del tiempo y promete enamorar a los fans de
la saga cinematográfica.
14. Dickinson: esta serie de Apple Tv protagonizada por Hailee Steinfeld fue una agradable sorpresa de la nueva plataforma de streaming el año pasado. La serie sigue la historia de una joven Emily Dickinson, su familia y sus amoríos de una forma ligera y dinámica. Su segunda temporada se estreno el pasado 8 de enero.15.
1 3
caminos: Norberto López Amado e Iñaki Mercero dirigen esta serie
de Amazon Prime que narra la historia de cinco amigos de distintos lugares del
mundo que se juntan para hacer el camino de Santiago. Su estreno será el
próximo 22 de enero en Amazon Prime Video.
1 You: la polémica
serie de Netflix vuelve este año después del sorprendente final de la temporada
anterior en el que se descubrió que, el nuevo interés amoroso del protagonista,
Love Quinn(Victoria
Pedretti) era también una asesina. Aun no tiene fecha de estreno,
pero la nueva temporada esta ya siendo rodada y se espera su lanzamiento antes
de acabar el año.
18.
Ozark: el pasado
junio, Netflix anunció que la laureada serie producida por Jason Bateman había
sido renovada por una cuarta y ultima temporada. La ultima entrega contara con
12 capítulos y posiblemente sea estrenada en el verano de este año.
19.
Elite: los actores
del famoso colegio de “Las encinas” terminaron el rodaje de su cuarta temporada
el pasado diciembre por lo que podemos esperar próximamente noticias sobre su
estreno este año. Esta nueva estrena contara con algunas nuevas adquisiciones
como los cantantes Manu Rios y Pol Granch.
The 21 most anticipated Tv shows of 2021
The year that has just started promises to be loaded with a lot of new tv shows, some of them completely new, some others are the continuation of programs that are launching a new season, and even spin-offs of tv shows that we have enjoyed and have already ended. This is the list of some of the series that we can expect this year:
1.
The Lord of the Rings: the new series of this famous
literary and cinematographic saga is crowned first on the list. It has been
produced by Amazon Prime Video and has the famous Spanish director J. A Bayona
as executive director of the series and the first two chapters in which
different stories about Middle Earth will be addressed.
2.
Stranger Things: This Netflix's
science fiction phenomenon will return to the screens in 2021 with its fourth
season that promises to bring more terror than ever as well as a new batch of
characters including Jamie Campbell Bower, Joseph Quinn, and Levon Hawke ,Ethan
Hawke's son and brother of one of last season's leads, Robin.
3. Wandavision: It will be the first series in the Marvel
universe, starring Elizabeth Olsen, and Paul Bettany and will narrate the
adventures of these superheroes while they are trapped in a sitcom-like alternate
reality. Its premiere will be January 15 on Disney +
4.
Money heist: this summer we will be able to
enjoy the final season of “Money heist” that is set to close the cycle that was
opened again with its fourth season and the robbery of the Bank of Spain. It
will also bring new faces among which are Miguel Ángel Silvestre and Patrick
Criado.
5. Succession: The long-awaited third season of one of the
winners of last year's Emmys is currently in the process of filming and
promises to mark a turning point in the show after the ending of last season in
which the multimillionaire Logan Roy is taken down by his own son.
6.
Falcon and the Winter Soldier: this miniseries corresponding to
"Phase 4" from Marvel studios will narrate the adventures of
superheroes Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) who became the new Captain America
after the outcome of "Avengers Endgame", and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan). Its premiere was postponed due to
the coronavirus crisis in August last year and it is scheduled to premiere in
March 2021.
7. Alive and kicking: the Catalan author Albert Espinosa returns to
television screens with this drama based on his novel "What I will tell
you when I see you again" which tells the story of a group of teenagers
who escape from a psychiatric center to take a trip through Europe. The series
is scheduled to premiere on January 29 on Movistar +.
8. The Mandalorian: although it has only been a few
weeks since the end of its second season, the followers of this series will not
have to wait long to return to the universe of the Star Wars spin-off since it
was announced by Disney + that more new episodes would arrive during Christmas
2022.
9.
American Gods: The acclaimed series based on the
novel by Neil Gaiman returns this year with its third season and it looks like
it will continue the narrative of the play by highlighting some places and
moments that fans of the novel will instantly recognize. Its premiere will be
on January 10 on Amazon Prime Video.
10.
Euphoria: although we still do not know when
its second season will be released. Its creator Sam Levinson has written two
special episodes that follow two of its protagonists, Rue and Jules, after the ending
of the first season. The first and shocking chapter premiered last December and
the second is scheduled to premiere on January 24 on HBO.
11.
The Handmaid's Tale: The premiere of the fourth season
of this dystopian drama is still a mystery, since, according to the leading
actress Elisabeth Moss, the filming of the series was paralyzed by the Covid
and there are still no indications that its production has been restarted.
However, we can expect its launch to be this 2021 according to an announcement
from the Hulu platform.
12.
El internado:las cumbres: this spin-off of the famous
Atresmedia series will take place in a boarding school isolated from the world
and, following the lead of the original, will recover its plots and legends.
Its premiere will be in February on Amazon Prime Video.
13. Loki: in the last San Diego Comic Con the premiere
of the next series of the Marvel universe was announced for spring 2021. This
miniseries will follow the famous Nordic God Loki, Thor's brother, at various
moments in time and promises to make fans of the cinematographic saga very
happy.
14. Dickinson: This Apple TV series starring
Hailee Steinfeld was a nice surprise from the new streaming platform last year.
The series follows the story of a young Emily Dickinson, her family, and her
love affairs in a fun and dynamic way. Its second season premiered on January
8.
15.
Vikings: On January
3, TNT launched the second part of the sixth season of Vikings. With these ten
chapters the story of Ragnar, the protagonist of the past six seasons, will end
and its creator, Michel Hirst, has already announced that the end will do
justice to the story and it will be filled with surprises and tears.
16.
3 Caminos: Norberto López Amado and Iñaki Mercero direct
this Amazon Prime series that tells the story of five friends from different
parts of the world who come together to make the Camino de Santiago. Its
premiere will be on January 22 on Amazon Prime Video.
17. You: The controversial Netflix series returns this
year after the shocking finale of the previous season in which it was
discovered that the protagonist's new love interest, Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti) was also a murderer. It has no
release date yet, but the new season is already being shot and its release is
expected before the end of the year.
18.
Ozark: Last June, Netflix announced that
the award-winning series produced by Jason Bateman had been renewed for a
fourth and final season. The last installment will have 12 chapters and its
rumored to be released in the summer.
19. Elite: the actors from the famous school of "Las Encinas" finished filming their fourth season last December, so we can expect news about its premiere date soon. This new season will feature some new acquisitions such as the singers Manu Rios and Pol Granch.
20.
Atypical: This teen drama about a young man
with autism has conquered audiences in its three seasons and planned its return
with its fourth and final season this year on Netflix.
21. Los hombre de Paco: the famous Atresmedia series will
return to our screens this year after 10 years. The reboot will feature the
same actors as the original, including Michelle Jenner, Hugo Silva and Paco
Tous who will be recurring the role of the famous Inspector Miranda.
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