While many are counting down to the New Year amidst the city lights and crowds, homebodies know there’s no greater happiness than curling up on a favorite sofa. After waiting all year for this long holiday, it’s finally time to dive into a marathon of gripping series.
The #legend Thailand editorial team has stepped in as your personal curators, handpicking a “must-watch” list perfect for binge-watching. We guarantee an intense experience, from plot twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat to legendary production quality, ensuring your holiday entertainment is as fulfilling as possible.
Ratched (Netflix)
“Set in a stunningly colorful psychiatric facility in retro California, Sarah Paulson stars as a nurse with a hidden agenda: a brilliant, high-stakes plot to free her brother. While the thriller elements keep you on edge, the series also provides a deep dive into the flaws of the American healthcare system from the 1940s to the 1960s.” Asst.Prof.Rewat Chumnarn, Editor-in-Chief
Emily in Paris (Netflix)
“Follow the life of our favorite PR girl as she heads to Rome following the events of last season. Will fate lead her to a new glory in Italy, or will she find herself lured back to being an American in Paris for the long haul? This season offers 10 episodes that are so bingeable, you’ll be wishing for Season 6 to arrive the moment you finish.” Kai Manit, Head of Digital
Slow Horses (Apple TV)
“t all starts at Slough House, the dumping ground where MI5 sends agents who’ve messed up but can’t quite be fired. These misfits are nicknamed ‘Slow Horses’ and are buried under mountains of mind-numbing paperwork in hopes they’ll eventually quit. However, they somehow always end up entangled in high-stakes national conspiracies that the “top-tier” agents can’t seem to crack.” Patmavut, Digital Editor
Heated Rivalry (HBO Max)
“จากคู่แข่งคนละทีมที่ต้องเผชิญหน้ากันในสนามไอซ์ฮอกกี้ ความสัมพันธ์กลับแปรเปลี่ยนเป็นแรงดึงดูดที่ร้อนแรงนอกเกมการแข่งขัน ซีรีส์พาเราไปสำรวจความผูกพันระหว่าง Shane และ Ilya ที่ทั้งชวนค้นหาและสร้างความอึดอัดอย่างประหลาด แม้จะเต็มไปด้วยฉากรักที่ชวนหวั่นไหว แต่เรื่องราวกลับถ่ายทอดความรู้สึกซับซ้อนของมนุษย์ได้อย่างลึกซึ้ง และอาจทำให้คุณเผลอน้ำตาคลอกับซีนอารมณ์ที่ไม่คาดฝัน” Phuriwat, Watches & Jewellery Editor
Severance (Apple TV)
“When the enigmatic Lumon Industries introduces an extreme approach to modern work through the ‘Severance’ procedure, one that completely separates employees’ work memories from their personal lives, everything appears eerily orderly, calm, and perfectly controlled, as the two worlds are entirely cut off from one another. Yet beneath this immaculate façade, something deeply unsettling begins to surface. It is when the ‘office self’ of Mark Scout, an unassuming employee in the Macrodata Refinement department, starts to question the company and the rigid rules that govern every breath, every movement, and even the very boundaries of existence for those within Lumon.” Kantinan, Content Editor
Me and Thee – iQIYI
“A feel-good rom-com that will have you either laughing out loud or swooning every five minutes. The story follows Thee, the eldest son of a mafia family, and Peach, a famous photographer who is being wooed with over-the-top, dramatic grand gestures. But it’s not all just for laughs, the show masterfully weaves in dramatic life lessons that will leave you obsessed.” Piyatida, Content Creator
The Bear (Disney+)
“Raw, intense, and chaotic. This isn’t your typical cooking show; it’s a story of lives being simmered to a boil inside a pressure cooker. Between the rhythmic thud of knives, the constant shouts of “Yes, Chef!”, and the suffocating rush, the fast-paced editing and rapid-fire dialogue make you feel like you’re standing right in the middle of a real kitchen.” Patmavut, Digital Editor
Last Samurai Standing (Netflix)
“When the era of the samurai draws to a close, and a world once governed by honour, discipline, and unwavering loyalty is replaced by new powers and ruthless rules set by those who dominate the age, hardship seeps into every corner of life. Amid this widespread destitution, Shujiro Saga, an elusive and highly skilled military commander, chooses to take up his sword once more. He takes part in a deadly competition with more than 292 fellow samurai, gambling his life for a prize that may free his family from hunger and disease.” Kantinan, Content Editor
All The Light We Cannot See (Netflix)
“This inspiring limited series captures a fragment of life during World War II. Based on the imaginative novel by American author Anthony Doerr, the story weaves together the lives of Marie-Laure LeBlanc, a blind French girl seeking refuge at her uncle’s home in Saint-Malo, and Werner Pfennig, a German soldier skilled in radio technology. Bound by fate and a glimmer of hope, they, and those around them, connect through radio waves in a desperate struggle for survival.” Asst.Prof.Rewat Chumnarn, Editor-in-Chief
The Diplotmat (Netflix)
“Don’t let the title or the cover art fool you into thinking this is just a dry drama. If you love sharp-witted, cutthroat stories filled with political maneuvering and complicated relationships, this look into the life of a U.S. diplomat in London is a must-watch. It is so gripping that you’ll find yourself powering through all three seasons before you even realize it.” Kai Manit, Head of Digital
Daily Dose of Sunshine (Netflix)
“Have you ever paused to ask how deeply we truly understand depression? This series draws us into the inner world of mental illness through Jung Da-eun, a nurse who unexpectedly becomes a patient herself. Told through the lives of ordinary people who feel close to home, it reflects struggles anyone might face, gently urging us to slow down, question our assumptions, and rediscover the quiet value of happiness and life’s small details.” Phuriwat, Watches & Jewellery Editor
BoJack Horseman (Netflix)
“A renowned dark comedy animation that strips back the rawness of human nature through colorful, cute animal characters, all of whom are deeply ‘grey’ and flawed. The narrative can get so heavy and intense that you might need to pause just to take a breath, but those who stick with it until the end will likely find themselves profoundly reflecting on the meaning of life.” Piyatida, Content Creator
