Scrubs, Daredevil, One Peace and two other must-see TV series in March

The Beauty (Disney+) was off to a great start. Full stop, I would add no more. Pity. Luckily there's March with lots of great comebacks. Scrubs (Disney+) and One Peace (Netflix) above all and Daredevil (Disney+). For lovers of series like The Office but less brilliant and with a video game setting, Side Quest would also be worth mentioning. Happy viewing.

This could be the surprise of the month. It is a new crime thriller series based on the famous series of bestselling novels by Patricia Cornwell. Kay Scarpetta played by Nicole Kidman is a forensic pathologist. The character is distinctive and her field of action is the beloved and well-known one for fans of serial killers, legal drama and laboratory research. A perfect mix. (Prime Video)

The manga of records becomes a global franchise. One Piece returns on 10 March on Netflix. Starting point: the work of Eiichiro Oda, over 500 million copies sold worldwide. A floating industry. The first season was a small industry miracle. High budget. Tight-knit cast. Declared cosplay aesthetics. Not realism, but fidelity. It is like translating an impossible dialect without losing the accent. The gamble is always the same: transform the absurd into pop epic. So far, it has worked. (Netflix)

Every myth has a prequel. It is the turn of Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle's creature. In Young Sherlock we follow the adolescence of literature's most famous detective. In the lead role is Hero Fiennes Tiffin. Directed by Guy Ritchie, who has a way with action. The series recounts the meeting with James Moriarty and the first murder case. . It is an origin story. And like all origin stories it tries to answer the most difficult question: when is a genius born? (Netflix)

Nostalgia operation on Disney+. Scrubs is back. J.D. and Turk together again. Medicine, meanwhile, has gone digital: electronic medical records, AI-assisted diagnosis, corporate hospitals. But friendship remains analogue. Sacred Heart reopens its doors to old and new residents. The context changes, not the formula: surreal comedy, sudden melancholy, surgical soundtrack.