Six Satisfying TV Shows You Can Watch in One Sitting
This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here. Not all TV shows need to run for years to tell their story right. For anybody looking to watch a one-and-done season, The Atlantic’s writers and editors answer the question: What is your favorite miniseries? The Night Of (streaming on HBO Max) Americans can’t seem to get enough of murder mysteries, and Hollywood can’t seem to stop making them. But few, if any, can hold their own against The Night Of. The 2016 miniseries starts with—what else?—a murder. Nasir Khan, a scrawny Pakistani American college student living with his parents in Queens, sneaks out and drives his dad’s taxi to a party in Manhattan. When he forgets to turn off the on duty light, a chatty woman named Andrea flags him down, and they end up back at her place for a night of drugs and sex. Nasir wakes …
