Summer’s hottest days have arrived, making daily poolside relaxation a challenge for many. If you’d rather stay indoors, catching one of the highly-anticipated films at the cinema might be appealing, like “Jurassic World Rebirth”, “The Fantastic Four: First Footsteps”, or “Superman”. However, going to the movies can add up financially, and when children are involved, it can turn into a complex outing. Fortunately, there are streaming platforms offering vast collections of TV series and films, accessible with just a few button presses on your remote control.
As a devoted movie connoisseur, I must confess that HBO Max’s array of shows is tough to top. There’s truly something for everyone on this platform, making it a must-have for any TV enthusiast. This July is particularly enticing for subscribers, as it presents an ideal chance to revisit a blockbuster superhero series on the brink of its second season, immerse oneself in an HBO original that celebrates the joys of taking time off, and explore a plethora of other captivating content.
1) Peacemaker
As Superman soars through the cinematic universe, Christopher Smith prepares to launch the second season of his HBO Max series. The previous season, following the events of “The Suicide Squad,” sees the main character struggling to adjust after returning home. However, Peacemaker doesn’t have much time to relax, as he quickly finds himself in the midst of an alien invasion aiming to conquer Earth.
2) The White Lotus
Spending summer days at home without an upcoming grand vacation can feel disappointing. However, Mike White’s black comedy, “The White Lotus,” offers an alternative perspective on why luxury resorts might not be as perfect as they seem. In each season, a unique cast of characters is introduced at various White Lotus locations. Regardless of who’s there, tragedy strikes – someone ends up in a coffin while the rest are left to deal with the aftermath.
3) Impractical Jokers
In July, it’s wonderful to unwind and divert your thoughts away from global events. The comedy series “Impractical Jokers” could serve this purpose perfectly as it revolves around a group of friends engaging in amusing escapades. Currently, there are nine seasons of “Impractical Jokers” streaming on HBO Max, which means if you start watching now, you’d likely have finished before August arrives.
4) Adventure Time
During school breaks, children often crave extended screen time on the TV. They aim to catch up on their favorite shows like Bluey and Spongebob SquarePants before it’s time to retrieve their backpacks from under the bed. Unlike many other cartoons, Adventure Time stands out due to its humor that resonates with both adults and kids alike. The escapades of Finn and Jake promise endless entertainment, helping to prevent squabbles over the remote control.
5) Conan O’Brien Must Go
If “The White Lotus” doesn’t convince you to avoid traveling by plane altogether, “Conan O’Brien Must Go” could be the added incentive you need for planning an international trip. This travel show follows Conan O’Brien as he journeys through various countries, encountering fascinating individuals along the way. In just its first two seasons, Conan has visited Norway, Argentina, Thailand, Ireland, Spain, New Zealand, and Austria, with each episode becoming increasingly humorous.
6) Vice Principals
People working within the educational system often agree that summer’s length is far too short. Despite their exhaustion, there are moments when these hardworking individuals might yearn for a break from the daily grind. The TV series “Vice Principals” focuses on two school administrators who constantly cross paths while trying to manage a high school in South Carolina. Their antics frequently lead them into deep trouble, forcing them to collaborate and devise a plan to escape from it.
7) The Rehearsal
Every year, there’s that one standout summer tune, yet conversations often overlook the corresponding summer TV show. Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal” deserves recognition for
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