Looking for TV with the oomph of a prestige series but none of the time commitment? I don’t blame you. In the hustle and bustle of the 2020s, I don’t think my ADHD could handle sitting through six full seasons of The Sopranos. You and I need the cinematic equivalent of an appetizer that we can share, not a full sized entree too big to fit in a to-go box. Thankfully, these ten miniseries have us covered. From animated masterpieces to award winning adaptations, these are the ten best miniseries ever made. Heavy enough to satisfy your eyes, but light enough that you won’t get ocular indigestion – it’s a real thing, look it up.
Angels In America
(HBO)Adapted from Tony Kusher’s Pulitzer Prize winning play, Angels In America‘s subtitle describes it best: “A Gay Fantasia On National Themes.” Set in New York City in the 1980s, the plot revolves around Louis and Prior – a gay couple whose relationship is put to the test by Prior’s recent HIV diagnosis. Unable to face his lover’s mortality, Louis runs off with a closeted Mormon law clerk working for hardline McCarthyist lawyer Roy Cohn. Yikes. Sick and bereft, Prior begins experiencing spiritual visions after a renegade angel crashes through the roof his apartment, declaring him a prophet that can stop the unraveling of the world. Equal parts whimsical and devastating, it’s perhaps the greatest adaptation of a theatrical production ever made. When you’ve got Kusher’s eight hour magnum opus as source material to work with, you’re a shoe-in for cinematic greatness.
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