When it comes to HBO Max, the service has some new originals as well as other shows from its parent company. The list below includes shows such as Moonshot, Trigonometry, Tokyo Vice, Grey’s Anatomy, and more. These series are rated by Tomatometer, a rating system that measures how fresh the show is. However, some titles aren’t included in the rankings.
Moonshot
If you’re a sci-fi fan and love YA romances, then you’ll enjoy Moonshot on HBO Max. It stars YA darlings Sophia Bush and Lucas Till in a rom-com about two astronauts who go to Mars. The film’s production is overseen by TV mega-producer Greg Berlanti, known for his work on The CW shows Supergirl and The Flash. His other credits include Love Simon and Unpregnant. Moonshot is a rom-com with an interesting plot and some excellent acting. It was directed by Christopher Winterbauer, who got his first mainstream gig with this movie.
Moonshot on HBO Max premieres Thursday, March 31, at 3 a.m. ET. The sci-fi movie is a romantic comedy set in a future Mars that has been terraformed by the best of humanity. It stars Cole Sprouse, Lana Condor, Mason Gooding, Emily Rudd, and Zach Braff, among others. Greg Berlanti and Christopher Winterbauer produce the series.
Trigonometry
The new series Trigonometry is a British drama that tackles polyamory. But unlike most such dramas, Trigonometry is not a melodrama but a character study. The show’s writers, Duncan Macmillan and Effie Woods have written well-drawn characters with a lot of chemistry. They create sexual tension without using sex, which makes the series fun to watch. There’s even a hilarious masturbation scene in the pilot.
Although this show is not a melodrama, it does focus on relationships between three friends. The characters each change, and the other people in their circle notice these changes. The series also highlights the ripple effects of these changes that extend beyond hallway interactions. For instance, Gemma’s new restaurant venture is met with a rocky reception; Kieran’s night shift as an EMT makes him a ravaged man.
While “Trigonometry” isn’t a soap opera, it is a romantic drama about three people trying to work out their differences. The show stars Gary Carr, Ariane Labed, and Thalissa Teixeira. It premiered on BBC Two in March and landed on BBC iPlayer a few days later. It’s not clear whether the show will return, but it’s a show worth checking out.
Tokyo Vice
Tokyo Vice follows an American journalist, Jake Adelstein, as he plugs into a Tokyo Vice police squad. The series takes viewers deep into the neon underworld of Tokyo. With the help of his team, Jake uncovers the most shocking crimes in the city. Throughout the series, he meets various colourful characters and faces many challenges.
The HBO Max television series is based on the book “Tokyo Vice” by David Adelstein, who worked as a reporter in Tokyo from 1993 to 2005. Adelstein first travelled to Japan as an exchange student but was hired by the newspaper after a few years to cover crime in the city. Adelstein’s reporting often put him in danger, and he eventually began living under police protection.
The show stars Ken Watanabe and Ansel Elgort. The show was cancelled due to lacking viewers, but HBO has renewed it for another season. However, there have been controversies regarding the accuracy of the source material. The series is loosely based on the firsthand accounts of a young journalist who worked on the Tokyo Metropolitan Police beat.
Grey’s Anatomy
The iconic medical drama Grey’s Anatomy is coming to HBO Max! The new streaming service from WarnerMedia will offer all 15 seasons of Grey’s Anatomy, making it available on multiple devices. If you love the show, you won’t want to miss this great addition. The show’s first season aired on ABC 15 years ago, and its loyal fan base has grown. Grey’s Anatomy will be available on HBO Max starting in May 2020.
If you’re not in the United States, don’t worry! There are many streaming services available to watch Grey’s Anatomy online. Netflix US and Criterion Channel offer the show, and you can buy episodes on Apple iTunes or Google Play Movies. You can watch the series on Locast for free if you’re in Argentina or Brazil.
If you’re looking for a new show to watch on HBO, Grey’s Anatomy has new episodes every Thursday at 9 p.m. ET. The new season is filled with twists and turns and promises to be as entertaining as ever. This series is one of the most popular medical dramas on television. It follows the personal and professional lives of doctors and staff members. It’s been praised for its representation of the LGBT community, strong female characters, and handling of sensitive issues.
