In the world of television, Girls marked a before and after when it premiered in 2012. If Sex and the City, which debuted 14 years earlier, reminded women of their power and their right to have fun and take control of their lives, Girls — the quintessential millennial series, written, directed, and starring Lena Dunham — delved much deeper into the realities of everyday life, far less glamorous for ordinary people.

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I'm one of those people who rarely rewatches a show. Once I watch it and have enjoyed it, I'm done. Maybe I'll rewatch a show decades later, like Beverly Hills, 90210, to recall pivotal moments I completely forgot about. There's so much great TV and so little time that you likely want to use your time to see new shows anyway. This means that when someone watches a show a second time, it's a good indication that the series is absolutely perfect and worth the investment in time.

Sitting between HBO’s crime darling The Sopranos and fan-favorite period drama Peaky Blinders is a perfect marriage of the two shows inBoardwalk Empire. The brainchild of Sopranos writer and executive producer Terence Winter, the series also features Steve Buscemi— who appeared in and directed episodes of The Sopranos — as Atlantic County Treasurer Enoch "Nucky" Thompson. With a pilot reportedly costing around $18 million and directed by Martin Scorsese, Boardwalk Empire has its own charm and scale, from its adaptation of real-life mafia criminals to featuring early breakout roles from some of television's biggest names, such as Stephen Graham, Charlie Cox, and Bobby Cannavale.

Spoiler Alert: This list contains spoilers for the Euphoria series finale.Everyone literally comes crashing down in the Season 3 finale of Euphoria. Since its premiere in 2019, audiences have watched Rue's (Zendaya) volatile highs and lows as a struggling drug addict. But even with every type of substance entering her bloodstream, Rue seems to have cheated death countless times — until it finally catches up to her in the finale.