Can you recommend ten American dramas that you think are the most classic?

Adapted from the fantasy novel Fire and Ice by American writer George Raymond Richard Martin, it is a medieval epic fantasy TV series produced and launched by American HBO TV network. You never know which protagonist will die first, and you never know when to undress.

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Part II: westworld.

The story happened in the future. People are no longer keen on playing online games, but have created a high-tech adult paradise to experience more real and exciting games. There are many robot receptionists in it, living a set plot life. Tourists, on the other hand, dare not run amok in reality, and can indulge, prostitute, kill murderers and even kill innocent people in the park without limit. Human nature is vividly expressed.

Part III: The Walking Dead?

Needless to say, this movie is a must-see in zombie fans, and you never know who will die in the leading team. After that, it's more human nature in the end. The terrible end is not a zombie but a person.

Part 45: Friends, the Big Bang Theory

The story background of Friends is a sitcom in new york's Manhattan circle of friends. Described six ordinary young people's emotional ups and downs, career twists and turns, life joys and sorrows, hand in hand for ten years. However, the details of their lives are so real that they deeply attract many TV viewers. Many plots in ipartment are based on friends! If you like ipartment, you must not miss it.

The Big Bang Theory tells the funny life story of four otaku scientists and a beautiful neighbor. It was released by CBS on September 24th, 2007. In August 2009, the drama won the Best Comedy Series Award from the Television Critics Association (TCA). The play has been updated to the ninth season and successfully broke through the previous 20 million viewers. 20 14 In late April, The Big Bang Theory could not be taken off the shelves for policy reasons.

Both plays are sitcoms, both of which are very good. I don't know which is better Let's arrange them in time.

Part VI: Breaking Bad

The drama tells the legendary crime story of an ordinary senior high school chemistry teacher who made drugs by using his extraordinary chemical knowledge in order to leave his fortune after learning that he was terminally ill, and became the world's top drug Lord. The whole drama ***5 seasons and 62 episodes. Brain-burning drama, if society makes you unable to live, it is not shameful to commit a crime!

Part 7: Prison Break

The first part of Prison Break was really brain-burning, which left me a great shock. Maybe it's to catch up with one movie a year, but the later ones are not ideal: now that the fifth one is out, it feels like the first one again.

Part VIII: Boardwalk Empire

God-level screenwriter, yes, after reading it, I will understand that the house of cards is really weak, and many main lines are enough to burn my brain. The intrigue between officials and businessmen around the protagonist dwarfs House of Cards.

Part IX: House of Cards

The modern version of Game of Thrones tells you how the president of the United States was born. "There are no eternal enemies, only eternal interests" is perfectly interpreted in this play.

Part 10: Black eating black

The story is set in Banshee Town, Pennsylvania. Lucas Hood, a former criminal, pretended to be the sheriff of Banshee Town and replaced him as a law enforcer. On the one hand, he continued to commit crimes in secret under a new legal identity. On the other hand, before he came to town, the gangsters he offended vowed to cut him to pieces? To put it bluntly, it is fighting and killing.