After the exciting series in March, April also has strong new releases to sweeten our streaming month. These include Amazon’s massive new sci-fi series as well as Netflix’s rebooted 69-year-old classic with a Sherlock star. From the countless launches we have this 15 most exciting series in April filtered out and introduce them to you.
The 15 best new series launches in April on Netflix, Amazon and Co. in the podcast Will Amazon’s Fallout adaptation “destroy the world” with breathtaking sci-fi images this year? Do we want to go back into the head of a psychopath in the Netflix remake Ripley almost 70 years after the original? Does a German robbery rival Money Heist? And how much can Robert Downey Jr. transform? We ask ourselves these and many other questions when we tell you Bring you closer to the series highlights of the month in the podcast:
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Series highlight on MagentaTV in April: Time, season 2
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