There’s always tons of shows out there out there like that, for us grind on and HBO pumps
out awesome content for the most part.but sometime some of them do fall under the radar
for no one to see.
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Now HBO is known for its mega blockbusters like game of thrones ,the sopranos,the wire
and so on .but what about the one’s that aren’t mainstream?
G’day i’m vamsi from smartDNS proxy and today we’re checking out little known HBO
shows that you need to watch.Fortunately some of them are available on HBO go which you
can stream through SmartDNS proxy if your outside the united states.so These are our
10 most underrated HBO shows that you need to watch right away.
================== The night of
This eight-part drama series follows a murder case in New York City.
Once its skin is peeled back, the series serves as a scathing assessment of the criminal justice
system.The Night Of is certainly HBO's most electrifying series since the original True
Detective, and one of the biggest and most intricate shows.
The wide-eyed Ahmed is perfect as the naive young man who can’t seem to make a right
decision.
That is until he agrees to let Turturro’s Jack Stone help him.
And Turturro hits the right notes as the cynical attorney who has his work cut out for him
2.
Deadwood This criminally underrated show from HBO is
a Western about a late-1870s South Dakota settlement in the aftermath of Little Big
Horn.Creator David Milch defends the seemingly nonstop expletives and brutality as a factual
depiction of the era's lawlessness and its rough-and-tumble types, such as legendary
gunslinger Wild Bill Hickok and saloonkeeper Al Swearengen.
3.
The leftovers Damon lindeloff’s first show since lost
has a very different vibe compared to lost.This is a seried filled with bold narrative choices
with haunting and evocative moments.Grim it sounds and grim it is, but in choosing to
focus on the kind of survival stories that no one signs up for but that to some extent
eventually shape us all, it can be unexpectedly eloquent about love and loss.
4.
Rome
"Rome" is the saga of two ordinary Roman soldiers and their families.
An intimate drama of love and betrayal, masters and slaves, and husbands and wives, it chronicles
epic times that saw the fall of a republic and the creation of an empire.Rome wasn't
built in a day, the saying goes, and that applies to this show, too.As extravagant,
enticing and chaotic as Rome itself, This show boasts all the opulent pleasures that
lavish expenditures of time and money can buy.
Every detail in its re-creation of ancient Rome may not be correct, but the spirit and
the overall picture ring true -- and the entertainment value resounds.
5.
Flight of the conchords A New Zealand folk duo (played by the real-life
comedy-folk duo of Jermaine Clement and Bret McKenzie) tries to survive in their new home
of New York City in this quirky, music-filled comedy.HBO’s most original and irresistible
comic concoction.Absolutely hysterical--the most original and creative show you’ve probably
seen in a very long time.This may not be your brand of humor; and I forgive you if it isn't.
However, if this type of dry humor is entertaining to you, look no further.
These guys are truly hilarious.
6.
Show me a hero Based on Lisa Belkin's nonfiction book of
the same name, a federal court order forces Yonkers mayor make a decision to build low-income
housing in white neighborhoods that could ruin his political career and further divide
the city.[David Simon's] new six-part miniseries is another masterwork of storytelling that's
both miniaturist and epic in scale.
This is HBO at its best.
Powerful, comeplling, moving, clever mini-series with brillant acting.
This social drama will take you through years of politics battling
with the issue of social housing integration.
7.
Mildred pierce
This adaptation of James M. Cain's novel focuses more on Mildred's daughter Veda than the 1945
movie with Joan Crawford did.Haynes has created not only a rich and nuanced vehicle for his
A-list cast--among them Kate Winslet, Evan Rachel Woodand Guy Pearce--he has given us
a rare and valuable gift: an American melodrama about class.Kate Winslet gives a tour-de-force
performance in a beautiful miniseries.Not everyone is going to respond to its purposeful
languor and subliminal intent.
Winslet is at once wonderful and yet enigmatically blank--very much as written in Haynes's and
Jon Raymond's screenplay.
8.
Lucky louie
Today louie Today, Louis C.K. is known worldwide as one of the finest, funniest and hardest
working stand-up comedians of his generation, but back in 2006, he was still a relatively
unknown talent, waiting for his big break.
Before he took his career to new, acclaimed heights with his FX dramedy Louie, C.K.
first thought that break might come at HBO with lucky louie, a multi-camera sitcom filmed
before a live audience.
Unfortunately, the series failed to draw a large enough viewership and was axed by the
network after just one season and 13 episodes, but even in its brief TV stint, the show put
C.K.’s strong comedic chops and distinctive voice on display, as storylines tackled tricky
subject matter such as sex, racism, marriage and parenting in an honest and realistic way.
9.In treatment
Centering on the in-depth conversations and complex relationships between psychologist
and patient, In Treatment was a groundbreaking five-night-per-week series that featured the
same guest stars each week of the season as patients of Dr. Paul Weston, played brilliantly
by Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects).
Dialogue-heavy and often confined to a single room, the series was a showcase for some of
the best acting and writing on television, In Treatment is almost always left out of
the conversation of HBO’s best shows.
To make matters worse, the series is rarely highlighted by its own network, Fortunately,
it is available on HBO GO .
10.carnivale
It's difficult to take your eyes off the screen, not just because it depicts events that are
at once moving and puzzling, but also because the pictures themselves are visually commanding.The
overriding strangeness gives way to surprising moments of tenderness.There's no question
this intriguing, seductive series is set to a slow boil.
... But this series picks up its pace in future episodes.
Anyone taken with the dark mystery of "Twin Peaks" or "American Gothic" is advised to
stay tuned.
So those are our 7 little know HBO’s shows you need to watch.how many of them Have you
seen .what are some of your favorite shows to stream with smartDNS proxy ?check out our
video on how to watch hbo go outside the united states .As always i’m vamsi from smartDNS
proxy and thanks for watching .Go binge on some of these shows if you haven’t GO!