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Kathryn Hahn in “WandaVision”; Kate Winslet in “Mare of Easttown”; and Kit Young, Amita Suman and Freddy Carter in “Shadow and Bone.” Photo Courtesy: [Disney+/HBO/Netflix] Since it’s never too soon to start taking inventory of what the new year has brought us, and since we’ve already seen our fair share of promising new series and returning
seasons, let’s discuss some of the best — or maybe just most talked-about — TV shows of 2021 so far.Peak TV may have been a bit less abundant than in years past in February and March of this year — the early months of the pandemic also brought a total halt in production that slowed things a bit — but there’s still been plenty of good new television
to choose from.Here are some of my favorite 2021 titles so far. Antoine Gouy and Omar Sy in “Lupin.” Photo Courtesy: [Netflix] This French show starring the charismatic Omar Sy as a gentleman thief with a mild-to-severe obsession with the literary character Arsène Lupin didn’t only transport us to the streets and cafés of Paris during its first
season. It also proved shows in languages other than English can be big international successes. This Netflix original broke records with 70 million households watching it during the first four weeks after being released. Part one only had five episodes and ended in a big cliffhanger. Part two arrived just in time during the early summer weeks but was
equally short, even if it ended in more of a contained manner. Fret not, though — part three has already been confirmed. Hailee Steinfeld and Anna Baryshnikov in season two of “Dickinson.” Photo Courtesy: [Apple TV+] Apple TV+ is one more of the many names on the ever-abundant list of available streaming services pining for your subscription
dollars. And there are some titles — like The Morning Show and especially Ted Lasso — that justify checking it out for a few weeks. That’s also the case for this stylized teen dramedy with Hailee Steinfeld playing poet Emily Dickinson. And while you shouldn’t take this show as a history lesson, you can watch it as a good blend of the TV format and
poetry in a completely digestible way. Season two has some highs: the strong bond formed between sisters Emily and Lavinia (Anna Baryshnikov) and the family’s visit to the chic yet a-bit-too-bohemian spa where the Dickinson women try to relax.Dickinson has already been renewed for a third season. Callum Woodhouse, Nicholas Ralph and Samuel
West in “All Creatures Great and Small.” Photo Courtesy: [Playground Television UK Ltd & all3media international] This soul-soothing tale of a Glaswegian veterinarian who ends up practicing in Yorkshire treating sick cows and spoilt dogs is based on a series of autobiographical books by James Herriot. Set right before WWII, the PBS Masterpiece
features some very arresting landscapes — the show was shot on location at Yorkshire Dales National Park.Its sick-animal-of-the-episode-that-needs-care formula doesn’t necessarily align with some of the more complex and sophisticated storylines that have proliferated in Prestige Television these last few years. But at the beginning of 2021 and with
the pandemic still raging, the idea of getting a furry creature cured by the end of an episode proved to be the perfect antidote to some of our pandemic fatigue. Plus, the episodes also include a good amount of humor and quiet times that allow the characters to enjoy a much-needed cup of strongly brewed tea with shortbread biscuits. Elizabeth Olsen
in “WandaVision.” Photo Courtesy: [Disney+] Considering the box office triumph of Avengers: Endgame and the previous Marvel Cinematic Universe’s installments, WandaVision’s popularity is no surprise. Not for nothing, the nine-episode limited series was the first new Marvel title to be released since Spider-Man: Far From Home hit theaters in July
of 2019. What caught most viewers and TV critics by surprise was WandaVision’s singularity. By paying homage to different classic TV sitcoms the show not only justified its TV format, but it also gave the audience a change of scenery and meta-references every week. Plus, it also gave us Kathryn Hahn playing a nosy neighbor with an enchanting
backstory.And of course, this wasn’t the only MCU show we’ve been obsessed with this year. While The Falcon and the Winter Soldier doesn’t necessarily fall among my favorite shows of 2021 (I tell you why in this article where I compare the second Marvel show to the much superior WandaVision) but I can’t just ignore it completely. For one, it had
the most-watched series premiere on Disney+. That’s until Loki premiered, of course, and broke that most-watched record again. Plus, overall the show pleased me quite a bit more than The Falcon and the Winter Soldier but not as much as WandaVision. I loved the whole mash-up of comedy, time-travel adventure and procedural crime investigation,
though. Plus, watching Tom Hiddleston playing the mischievous character is always a delight — even more so when Loki finds his perfect buddy in Owen Wilson’s Mobius. Omari Douglas, Lydia West, David Carlyle, Calum Scott Howells and Nathaniel Curtis in “It’s a Sin.” Photo Courtesy: [HBO Max] Neil Patrick Harris does a British accent and has a
small role in this five-episode limited series from Queer as Folk creator Russell T Davies. Set in 1981, the show tells the story of a group of gay men — Ritchie (Olly Alexander), Roscoe (Omari Douglas) and Colin (Callum Scott Howells) — and their woman friend Jill (Lydia West). They all meet in London, a city synonymous with freedom and hope. As
with Davies’ previous show Years and Years, It’s a Sin shows years going by quickly and depicts a decade in which the characters are forced to learn to live with the threat of AIDS. Kate Winslet in “Mare of Easttown.” Photo Courtesy: [HBO] This seven-part limited series created by Brad Ingelsby (The Way Back) stars Kate Winslet as a small-town
detective with a new case to solve and a past that haunts her everyday life. Ignore SNL’s sketch about the very specific accent the English Winslet manages to adopt in this Philadelphia-set show. Her performance will surely garner her an Emmy nomination.Apart from Winslet’s performance, you can enjoy Mare of Easttown for its many mystery twists
and turns and for the solid cast that includes Jean Smart showing the perfect way to camouflage ice cream if you live in a crowded house. Smart is actually having quite the year. If you liked her here, check out the comedy Hacks on HBO Max, where she plays an addicted-to-work stand-up comedian.But going back to Mare of Easttown, it’s not that
often, especially in these binge-watching times, that we keep obsessing over the new episode of a TV show every Sunday night — or that we lament not knowing what to do with ourselves once the show has finished airing. And even though this was initially created as a limited series, there’s already buzz about a possible second season. Director Raoul
Peck and Josh Hartnett on the set of “Exterminate All the Brutes.” Photo Courtesy: [HBO] This four-part documentary series is directed by Haitian filmmaker Raoul Peck (I Am Not Your Negro) and revisits some of the darkest moments in humanity’s history. The series weaves archival documentary material with interpretive scripted scenes. Josh
Hartnett stars in those scripted portions.The series makes us reevaluate history, revisiting European colonialism, Native American genocide and American slavery. It points at how history has been written — and from whose perspective — and shows the many implications of that in today’s world. Jesse Leigh and Jana Schmieding in “Rutherford Falls.”
Photo Courtesy: [Peacock] Don’t judge this comedy by its Ed Helms cover — it’s much more than just that. Helms is one of the co-creators and executive producers here, along with Michael Schur (Parks and Recreation) and Sierra Teller Ornelas (Superstore). Teller Ornelas, who is Navajo, is one of the five Native writers on this show. Rutherford
Falls has one of the largest Indigenous writers’ rooms, according to Peacock.The show follows Helms as Nathan Rutherford and Jana Schmieding as Reagan Wells. They’re lifelong friends, but their relationship hits a bump when Nathan refuses to accept the removal of a statue of one of his ancestors, which sits literally in the middle of the small town
where they both live. Schmieding and Michael Greyeyes play two of the members of the fictional Minishonka Nation who also have a pivotal role in this show. Rutherford Falls has been praised for its Native American depictions and inclusive representation. Amita Suman and Jessie Mei Li in season one of “Shadow and Bone.” Photo Courtesy: [Netflix]
The proposition was risky. Shadow and Bone creator Eric Heisserer decided to blend the stories and characters from two of Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse series of novels: the trilogy Shadow and Bone and the two heist novels of Six of Crows. The result was surprisingly strong. Not only did Shadow and Bone become one more example of why fantasy is
having a moment on TV, but the show also proved the value of having a diverse ensemble cast, with some of the supposedly secondary characters stealing all the scenes. The thing is, who wouldn’t want to watch Inej (Amita Suman), Jesper (Kit Young) and Kaz (Freddy Carter) pulling off all sorts of stings? Aaron Pierre and Thuso Mbedu in “The
Underground Railroad.” Photo Courtesy: [Amazon Prime Video] Academy Award-winner and filmmaker Barry Jenkins (Moonlight) turns his gaze toward television, serving as showrunner and director of this 10-episode limited series. Based on Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Underground Railroad tells the story of Cora (Thuso
Mbedu) after she escapes a Georgia plantation in the antebellum South and discovers an actual railroad and a covert network of tunnels. You can always count on Jenkins to narrate a story in the most cinematic and exquisite way possible, while also discovering new faces like Mbedu and Aaron Pierre. Brad Pitt is an executive producer for this show
through his production company Plan B, which also backed Jenkins’ movies Moonlight and If Beale Street Could Talk. Vicky McClure and Kelly McDonald in season six of “Line of Duty.” Photo Courtesy: BBC This BBC show that, in the U.S., can be watched on Hulu and Britbox — which has season six in exclusivity — started airing in 2012 and is hardly
new. But its most recent sixth season garnered the show a lot of traction and made headlines. The season finale broke records in the United Kingdom by becoming the most-watched drama episode, other than a soap opera, since 2002.The British police procedural, which actually shoots in Northern Ireland, focuses on the Anti-Corruption Unit 12 (AC-
12). I do have a tendency not to root for them but for the alleged “bent coppers” they relentlessly investigate. It probably helps that said bad apples have been performed by Lennie James (Snatch), Keeley Hawes (Bodyguard), Polly Walker (Rome) and Thandiwe Newton (Westworld).Kelly McDonald (Boardwalk Empire) finds herself at the center of AC-
12’s interest during season six. And we also finally find out the identity of the nefarious H. Season seven of this addictive show that’s packed with twists and turns is still up in the air. Michael Cimino and George Sear in the second season of “Love, Victor.” Photo Courtesy: Hulu If you’re searching for the perfect short and sweet binge-watch that
packs enough humor and a little bit of teen romance, then Love, Victor is what you’re looking for. Watch the 16 year olds Victor (Michael Cimino) and Benji (George Sear) as they figure out their relationship despite their many differences. This dramedy centers on several teen LGBTQ+ stories, but also focuses on the roles the parents play in their
lives — namely their support or lack of it.As in season one, the second season of this 10-episode-per-season Hulu show packs a killer soundtrack, very timely and culturally sensitive punchlines and enough soapy melodrama to keep you hooked. That’s hardly all the television we’ve seen or talked about during this first half-season of the year. There
was the food and travel docuseries Stanley Tucci did in Italy for CNN, Stanley Tucci Searching for Italy, as well as the food program with celebrity chefs, muppets and Michele Obama, Waffles+Mochi, on Netflix.If, last year, you liked the period fantasy horror show that commented on race, Lovecraft Country, this year you’ve probably liked Them on
Amazon.For lovers of space history and alternate universes, there was the second season of For All Mankind on Apple TV+. And for lovers of Victorian London and alternate universes, there was The Nevers on HBO.Fans of mom-and-daughter stories with a Little Fires Everywhere twist had Ginny & Georgia on Netflix. Also on Netflix, there was the
miniseries biopic Halston, starring Ewan McGregor as the famed fashion designer. The show was co-written and executive produced by the very industrious Ryan Murphy.HBO even managed to produce a second teen dramedy about what it is to be a member of Generation Z, Genera+ion, as a slightly lighter offering for all the Euphoria fans out
there. And Apple TV+ gave us a backstory episode on the character C.W. Longbottom in Mythic Quest.But tell us, what did I miss on this list? What have been your favorite TV shows so far? The average cost to replace windows varies based on a number of factors, like the type and style of the window and the price of installation. In general,
replacement window prices range from $150 to $1,000 per window, depending on the materials, window dimensions and other factors.When getting a quote for replacement windows, make sure you factor in the cost of installation. Window installation can be pricey, with costs ranging from $800 to $8,000 for whole-home installation. If you’ve decided
you’d like a specific brand of window, check to make sure the installer you’re working with offers the brand and has any special certifications required to install the brand — some window manufacturers require installers to be specialized in order to work with their products. The Microsoft Store app store is loaded with hidden gems that can enhance
the functionality of your computer. Some apps may even change the way you think about Windows 10 in general. Here are six Windows 10 apps that more people should be using in 2021. Dolby Access for Epic Surround Sound enables Dolby Atmos on Windows 10 devices and also on Xbox One video game consoles. Dolby Access uses spatial audio to
create extra depth and atmosphere. This new audio technology is supported by many shows and movies on Netflix as well as newer Blu-ray and digital releases. Dolby Atmos can also enhance some major video game releases like Assassin's Creed: Origins and Rise of the Tomb Raider. Microsoft To-Do launched in 2017. The app works as a streamlined
list service for shopping, calendars, reminders, and other items, incorporating location data and dates. It is the replacement for Wunderlist, and it integrates with Microsoft Outlook if you sync with a Microsoft Account. Microsoft To-Do works on Windows 10 PCs and tablets as well as Windows phones with Windows 10 Mobile. Autodesk SketchBook is
a powerful app for beginner and professional artists that transforms Windows 10 touchscreen devices—like the Microsoft Surface line of computers—into digital canvases. Autodesk SketchBook has over 140 types of digital brushes, a user interface that's designed for the stylus and touch experience, and a vast amount of color and effect options. When
it comes to this app, you are only limited by your imagination. Odds are you have Instagram installed on your smartphone, but did you know there's an Instagram for Windows 10 PCs and tablets? This free Instagram app receives notifications about new Instagram messages directly within the Windows 10 Action Center. The app's Live Tile feature
displays the profile images of people who comment on your photos when pinned to your Start Menu or Start Screen. By far the best perk of having Instagram on your Windows 10 device is that it makes watching Instagram Stories a powerful viewing experience. With the bigger screen size, watching your Instagram Stories feed feels more akin to
watching YouTube videos. It's now easier to let the app play through the latest Stories while cooking in the kitchen or working out. Your hands are now completely free when viewing them, unlike when using Instagram on mobile. Instagram works on Windows 10 tablets and PCs and Windows 10 Mobile Windows phones. Originally launched in 2011,
the Nextgen Reader offers great syndicated reading through Really Simple Syndication. Use it to sync your Feedly list or build your own curated list of RSS links. The program moves quickly and uses a well-established, responsive three-pane reading environment. Netflix proved to be an early adopter for the Windows 8 ecosystem, launching its app in
2010. The company fine-tuned the app for more than a decade, making this Windows Store app an improvement over watching Netflix in a browser window. Thanks for letting us know! Tell us why!

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