The 10 best series of 2025 so far

We saw very beautiful things during the first semester. Our selection of new products to see absolutely before the start of the school year.

10) Daredevil: Born Again – On Disney +

Relaunching the Netflix series had everything of a challenge. And yet, Marvel has perfectly reversed the story of Matt Murdock, largely putting the focal length on the Kingpin of New York, great Vincent D’Onofriohyper-chaismatic giant, deliciously Too Much and irreparably attracted to its dark side, facing a Charlie Cox more in retained. A face to face chopped against the background of drift of American politics. A series of devilishly effective superheroes.

9) Oriental plain – On Canal +

Welcome to Corsica in this new original creation of the encrypted chain, which follows a young judge appointed to the anti-mafia pole in Bastia … where his half-brother has just left prison. A thriller that plays on several paintings with strength and mastery, carried by the excellent Lina El Arabi.

8) Like Bear Families – On Canal +

Thomas VINTERBERGthe director of Drunk, is launching into the series and signs an exciting dystopia, inspired by the climate crisis and the migrations which it will inevitably generate. Tented from Denmark, forced to close and evacuate while the country will end under the waters, this terrifying painting of the world of tomorrow plays the card of the human chronicle, intelligent and sober, by avoiding the pitfall of the catastrophe demonstration.

7) Paradise – On Disney +

A murder of president. A strange small town. Secrets on all floors. It is the amazing apocalyptic thriller with drawers thought by the creator of This is us. Dan Fogelman woven a skillful sf overflowing with twists. A particularly euphoric mystery drama, which deserves to be seen without knowing anything. So we’re not going to tell you anything more.

6) The studio – On Apple TV+

But where is Hollywood going? Seth Rogen becomes the boss of Major in this scathing and hilarious satire of the American industry, which supports where it hurts. Both fascinated and paid by the drifts and the agony of a system, its series is a radiography as dizzying as it is depressing. Behind the comedy varnish, the observation is relentless: Hollywood capitulated, swallowed by the logic of “content” which acts the end of cinema as an important cultural object. Enough to cry Martin Scorsese in guest star!

5) Asterix and Obelix: the fight of the chiefs – On Netflix

Alain Chabat Coming back to the world of little Gauls mustachioed and once again, it’s fantastix! Over 20 years later Mission: Cleopatrathe director manages to infuse his humor nullian to the world of Goscinny and Uderzo. This time, he does it in a lively version, in a small series (5 episodes) steeped in joyful finds, great winks, hilarious valves, stars to make the voices and in a communicative good humor. Avé Chabat!

4) Mobland – On Paramount +

Tom Hardy reigns about this new cool and violent, stamped thriller Guy Ritchie. The actor of Venom Rile the big concerns and the bloody small affairs of a rich family of London gangsters. And it’s simply pleasant. Add Pierce Brosnan And Helen Mirren In hysterical sponsors, and you get a British mafia thriller treat.

3) The Pitt – on max

There is an urgent need to watch the new medical series of Noah Wyle ! More than 15 years after the emergency room of Cook County, we immerse ourselves in those of Pittsburgh during this new medical series which shares the same DNA: that of the hyperrealist chronicle of a profession by the implosion. Doctors and nurses are meticulously written, human and fallible, overwhelmed by the great circus of chain care of a service in lack of means. All filmed (almost) in real time, hour by hour. Breathtaking.

2) short.2 – On Disney +

Kyan Khojandi resuscitates the pastille from Big newspaper In a brand new series that shines to marry old recipe and new formula. In this hybrid format, just as sparkling as at the time, he chained the sequences that slam, generational references and scathing reflections on quarantine. There are even more fantastic guest stars (Alexandre AstierJean-Paul Rouve, Doria Tillier … and above all Laura Felpin). But this time, Khojandi and Navo go basically. Plus masting, this suite changes the tone and accepts introspection as a dramatic engine. In short, it’s strong!

1) Adolescence – On Netflix

The big slap of the year, without a doubt. Between heartbreaking family drama and chilling thriller, the mini-series of and with Stephen Graham will haunt you for a long time. The story of little Jamie, 13, accused of murder, is edifying. Overwhelming. The realization in sequence of the four episodes prevents us from catching our breath. We are in total apnea during these 4 hours that will mark the history of television.