One Day created more buzz than any Netflix series in recent months, and we’re still not over Emma and Dexter’s amazing love story. If you’re in the mood to check out more series about amazing romances transcending time and space, it’s time to add these five to your watch list!

Normal People

One Day most likely left you in a puddle of tears, and Normal People will do the same. Marianne and Connell went through many ups and downs in the adaptation of Sally Rooney’s hit novel and managed to find their way back to each other throughout it all.

Lovesick

If you’re a sucker for slow-burn romance, make sure to check out the British series Lovesick. It centers on Dylan, a hopeless romantic who must contact all his past lovers after being diagnosed with an STD.

Modern Love

Based on The New York Times’ hit weekly column, this anthology series explored love in its multitude of forms by centering on a group of diverse characters trying to find love in New York City.

This Is Us

Unlike One Day, This Is Us centered on not one but many different couples over its run, and it sees their relationships evolve over several timelines.

Alice & Jack

Another recently released show that’s strikingly similar to One Day, this series stars Andrea Riseborough and Domhnall Gleeson as two imperfect people being brought together by faith, time and time again, over 16 years.

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2020 has been an amazing year for television, so it’s pretty much impossible to include all the good shows and performances on the list of Emmy nominations. Here are a few snubs and surprises that left everyone puzzled.

Snub: Normal People

Paul Mescal scored an Emmy nod for his performance in Normal People, but his co-star Daisy Edgar-Jones deserved as much love. This romantic drama also failed to get a nod for outstanding limited series.

Surprise: The Mandalorian

The Emmy voters usually don’t go for fan-favorite sci-fi series, but even they couldn’t resist the power of the adorable Baby Yoda.

Snub: Better Call Saul

Better Call Saul received a nod for the best drama series, but its stars Bob Odenkirk and Rhea Seehorn weren’t recognized for delivering their best work to date this season.

Surprise: Euphoria

Zendaya had some pretty tough competition in the race for outstanding lead actress in a drama series. She managed to score the nomination over the likes of Nicole Kidman and Elisabeth Moss with her performance in Euphoria.

Snub: Big Little Lies

The first season of Big Little Lies was a huge hit with Emmy voters, but Laura Dern and Meryl Streep were the only stars of this show who managed to score nominations this year.

Surprise: What We Do in the Shadows

The outstanding comedy series nominations list featured some obvious choices and several wild cards, but a nod for the vampire comedy What We Do in the Shadows was something that no one saw coming.

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If you’re always in the mood for some romance, this spring is bringing a lot of great love stories our way. Apple, HBO, and Hulu all have promising shows about complex relationships in store, and here’s a couple you should definitely check out.

Run

After almost two decades with no contact, two ex-lovers meet on a train traveling across America, setting in motion a pact they made during their college years.

Normal People

The adaptation of Sally Rooney’s hit novel chronicles a complex relationship between two troubled young people, as they drift in and out of each other’s life.

Love Life

This anthology series starring Anna Kendrick explores the way that our past relationships shape us into the people we are, and it will be one of the first original shows available on the new streaming service HBO Max.  

Trying

Esther Smith and Rafe Spall play the leads in this Apple TV+ series about a couple struggling to start a family, and realizing they have a lot of growing up to do along the way.

The post Complex Love Stories Will Rule Our TV Screens This Spring appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

One Day created more buzz than any Netflix series in recent months, and we’re still not over Emma and Dexter’s amazing love story. If you’re in the mood to check out more series about amazing romances transcending time and space, it’s time to add these five to your watch list!

Normal People

One Day most likely left you in a puddle of tears, and Normal People will do the same. Marianne and Connell went through many ups and downs in the adaptation of Sally Rooney’s hit novel and managed to find their way back to each other throughout it all.

Lovesick

If you’re a sucker for slow-burn romance, make sure to check out the British series Lovesick. It centers on Dylan, a hopeless romantic who must contact all his past lovers after being diagnosed with an STD.

Modern Love

Based on The New York Times’ hit weekly column, this anthology series explored love in its multitude of forms by centering on a group of diverse characters trying to find love in New York City.

This Is Us

Unlike One Day, This Is Us centered on not one but many different couples over its run, and it sees their relationships evolve over several timelines.

Alice & Jack

Another recently released show that’s strikingly similar to One Day, this series stars Andrea Riseborough and Domhnall Gleeson as two imperfect people being brought together by faith, time and time again, over 16 years.

The post 5 TV Shows You Should Check Out After Netflix’s “One Day” appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

2020 has been an amazing year for television, so it’s pretty much impossible to include all the good shows and performances on the list of Emmy nominations. Here are a few snubs and surprises that left everyone puzzled.

Snub: Normal People

Paul Mescal scored an Emmy nod for his performance in Normal People, but his co-star Daisy Edgar-Jones deserved as much love. This romantic drama also failed to get a nod for outstanding limited series.

Surprise: The Mandalorian

The Emmy voters usually don’t go for fan-favorite sci-fi series, but even they couldn’t resist the power of the adorable Baby Yoda.

Snub: Better Call Saul

Better Call Saul received a nod for the best drama series, but its stars Bob Odenkirk and Rhea Seehorn weren’t recognized for delivering their best work to date this season.

Surprise: Euphoria

Zendaya had some pretty tough competition in the race for outstanding lead actress in a drama series. She managed to score the nomination over the likes of Nicole Kidman and Elisabeth Moss with her performance in Euphoria.

Snub: Big Little Lies

The first season of Big Little Lies was a huge hit with Emmy voters, but Laura Dern and Meryl Streep were the only stars of this show who managed to score nominations this year.

Surprise: What We Do in the Shadows

The outstanding comedy series nominations list featured some obvious choices and several wild cards, but a nod for the vampire comedy What We Do in the Shadows was something that no one saw coming.

The post 2020 Emmy Nominations: Snubs and Surprises That Left Everyone Shook appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you’re always in the mood for some romance, this spring is bringing a lot of great love stories our way. Apple, HBO, and Hulu all have promising shows about complex relationships in store, and here’s a couple you should definitely check out.

Run

After almost two decades with no contact, two ex-lovers meet on a train traveling across America, setting in motion a pact they made during their college years.

Normal People

The adaptation of Sally Rooney’s hit novel chronicles a complex relationship between two troubled young people, as they drift in and out of each other’s life.

Love Life

This anthology series starring Anna Kendrick explores the way that our past relationships shape us into the people we are, and it will be one of the first original shows available on the new streaming service HBO Max.  

Trying

Esther Smith and Rafe Spall play the leads in this Apple TV+ series about a couple struggling to start a family, and realizing they have a lot of growing up to do along the way.

The post Complex Love Stories Will Rule Our TV Screens This Spring appeared first on toppoptoday.com.