From Fallout to Percy Jackson: five must-see TV series in December

The first part of the last season of Stranger Things is a good example of how the algorithm won. Every scene we can find a summary of what we like best, from the now grown-up kids racing their bikes, to the wide-eyed acting without neglecting the constant references to Dungeons Dragon and 1980s toys. We like it that way and we deserve to get what we want. Without ever having to be surprised. That said December is looking good with the second season of the inspirational Fallout, the second season of Percy Jackson, the three film adaptation works Rain Man, Amadeus and Interview with the Vampire. And of course the second part of the Stranger Things finale. P.s. There would also be Sandokan but I won't comment on that.

The novel is by John Grisham, at the cinema we have come to know it under the title 'The Rainmaker' directed by Francis Ford Coppola, on television it goes by the name The Rainmaker. In any case, that is what we are talking about: A powerful and tension-packed legal thriller that brings together power, values and truth. (Now.tv and Sky)

How to tell the Greek myths to Gen Alpha? But also to Gen Z. Percy Jackson is a little Harry Potter of antiquity. He doesn't speak the language of the classics and he (Percy) is not very likeable, but perhaps that is why he is successful. (Disney+)

Speaking of classics, Fallout promised a lot in the first season. It wasn't hard. The post-bomb gaming universe invented by Bethesda lends itself to not one but a TV series. It all works, so we wait in eager anticipation to see what awaits Lucy and the Ghoul intent on crossing the Mojave desert heading for New Vegas, (Prime Video)

A five-part miniseries about the life of Mozart, one of the best-loved composers of all time. The inspiration this time comes from the play by Peter Shaffer: it recounts the rise and fall of the composer. Mozart is a classic. (Now.tv and Sky)