TV Series Movies Bucket List

Captain Pike's Enterprise a decade before Kirk, back to one story an episode after the serialised years.

Attenborough at ninety-seven, across coasts, deserts and freshwater, with people in the frame this time.

Kirk, Spock and McCoy on a five-year mission across three seasons from 1966; "The City on the Edge of Forever" and "Balance of Terror".

A structural engineer has the prison's blueprints tattooed over his body and gets himself sent inside to break his brother out.

A Starfleet ship thrown 70,000 light years into the Delta Quadrant; Janeway, the ex-Borg Seven of Nine and seven seasons of getting home.

A marriage taken apart over six episodes; divorce rates rose in Sweden after it aired.

Attenborough's first ocean series, from the tidal shallows to the abyssal plain.

An East German soldier planted in the West German army; the Cold War as pop.

Steven Avery, exonerated then convicted again; the series that made true crime a Netflix genre.

A Las Vegas comedy legend and the young writer who needs her; Jean Smart.

Elena and Lila from a Naples courtyard through four novels; Ferrante on HBO and RAI.

Mads Mikkelsen cooks for Will Graham; the most beautiful horror on network television.

A teenager gets his father's powers and learns what his father is; the animated superhero series with teeth.

A Paris talent agency and its stars playing themselves; Dix pour cent.

One chef per episode, shot like a perfume ad; Massimo Bottura's broken lemon tart.

Five siblings and the house that will not let them go; the hidden ghosts in every frame.

Robert Durst on a hot mic: "killed them all, of course"; the true-crime series that solved a case.

An octopus that disguises itself with shells and the plastic that changed policy.

Ken Burns' nine episodes of photographs, letters and Shelby Foote; the documentary miniseries as form.

Frankenstein, Dorian Gray and Dracula in Victorian London; Eva Green's possession scenes.

Colin Farrell under prosthetics rises through Gotham's underworld after The Batman.

Omar Sy as a gentleman thief in Paris inspired by the Arsene Lupin books; the Louvre heist.

Five families on one Seoul street in 1988; the K-drama people cry over.

The iguana versus the racer snakes; the sequel with drones and better cameras.

Who killed Laura Palmer? Lynch and Frost's town of cherry pie and owls.

A Danish prime minister and the cost of power; the political series Scandinavia exported.

A vault dweller, a ghoul and a knight in the wasteland; the game's tone caught exactly.

A South Korean heiress paraglides into North Korea and a captain hides her; the K-drama gateway.

Attenborough's eleven habitats in high definition; the snow leopard and the birds of paradise.