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When the original series left the air, Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) was dead, his brother Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) was free, his wife Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) and child were grieving and everybody else in the cast was taking a breather from three-plus seasons and tacked-on specials of ludicrous and unbelievable plotlines, which were exhausting. If Prison Break had a point — and it had exactly one — it was pretty much dried up in the first season, and everything after was a brain-free exercise in entertaining fans who were willing to stick around and buy whatever was being sold, plot-wise.

That didn’t stop Fox from believing that this new storyline, conjured from series creator and writer Paul Scheuring, would work. And so we get — gasp! — the realization that Michael is alive and in prison in Yemen. Repeat — he’s not dead. He was dead. And before he was dead, he even had a brain tumor. Now he’s not dead at all. But he’s in a prison again. And he’s reaching out, cryptically, to get the gang all back together to save him or perhaps even the world.

Our heroine is Benedetta Porcaroli’s Chiara, who dreams of running track and studying in America with her Goody Two-shoes best friend Camilla (Chabeli Sastre Gonzalez) and their pal-with-a-predictable-secret Fabio (Brando Pacitto). Sixteen-year-old Chiara admits «ours is the best possible world,» while suggesting that living in this kind of fishbowl requires living a secret life. This involves Chiara’s budding friendship with Ludovica (Alice Pagani), dubbed a bad girl for having filmed a sex act with an ex-boyfriend, and a crush on new kid Damiano (Riccardo Mandolini), son of an ambassador from an unnamed Middle Eastern country made an immediate outcast for his rough upbringing and his unspecified Arab heritage.

In no time, Chiara is skipping school, staying out late partying and generally alienating her former friends and also her parents, who she discovers are functionally separated, living together only for her temporary benefit. As the story goes along, Chia and Ludo move into a sphere dominated by the ultra-sketchy Saverio (Paolo Calabresi) and Fiore (Giuseppe Maggio), who see dollar signs (or «euro signs,» I guess) in the girls’ youthful vitality.

SEASON 1: TWINS

Tatiana Maslany stars as Sarah, a con artist and criminal who one day sees something shocking – a woman who looks just like her, who leaps in front of a train. Ever the opportunist, Sarah impulsively grabs the woman’s purse, seeing the chance to possibly make a cash grab. But there is much more going on than Sarah can suspect, as she discovers she and her mystery lookalike are two of a much larger number of clones. Who made them and for what purpose? Well, that’s what the TV show is about, of course….

Orphan Black has a lot of reasons to recommend it, including a very fun storyline that keeps adding twists and turns, as Sarah finds out she and her fellow clones are in great danger. But the number one reason to watch is Tatiana Maslany. To use a cliché, the Canadian actress gives a revelatory performance here; or, to be more precise, performances.

SEASON 1: MARINA

The drama takes place at a — you guessed it — elite Spanish private school, picking up at two crucial moments in its characters’ lives. In the past, three new scholarship students come to the school and quickly shake up its accepted social order. In the present, one of the students has been murdered, and everyone is a suspect.

Given this setup of class warfare giving way to murder and intrigue, it’s not long before a bunch (of my favorite) teen show clichés turn up. Within just a couple acts, scholarship kids Samuel (Itzan Escamilla), Christian (Miguel Herrán), and Nadia (Mina El Hammani) find themselves at the epicenter of three classic storylines. 

Samuel has eyes for Marina (María Pedraza), the school’s resident “free spirit” who does everything in her power to rebel against her parents’ sleek world of extreme wealth. (See: “The O.C.”) Marina’s older brother Guzmán (Miguel Bernardeau) is “Elite’s” go-to rich jerk with a heart of gold (see: “Veronica Mars”), which makes him the perfect candidate for taking his high maintenance girlfriend Lu (Danna Paola) up on a bet of seducing the most unlikely girl to fall for him (see: every other high school movie). In this case, that means Nadia, an industrious student who’s just trying to be the “good Muslim girl” her father expects her to be in peace despite Lu’s  taunting and the school’s insistence that she remove her hijab, which they erroneously dismiss as “an accessory.”

SEASON 1: CLARY’S NEW LIFE

On her 18th birthday, Clary Fray (Katherine McNamara) discovers that she comes from a long line of Shadowhunters, human-angel hybrids responsible for hunting demons. Things take a turn for the worse, however, when Jocelyn (Maxim Roy), Clary’s mom, gets kidnapped by a group of rogue Shadowhunters known as The Circle, who are led by Valentine (Alan van Sprang), Jocelyn’s former husband. Now, Clary must trust the enigmatic Jace (Dominic Sherwood) and his fellow Shadowhunters, Isabelle (Emeraude Toubia) and Alec (Matthew Daddario). Together, the group dive into a world full of vampires, warlocks and faeries, as Clary searches for her lost mother.

SEASON 1: PROFESOR’S MAGNIFICENT PLAN

The recruited 8 thieves break into the Royal Mint of Spain, dressed in red work suits and Dalí masks. They capture everyone hostage and creates a media attention for stating their demands to the police. They are surrounded by police as the news spreads but since they have hostages inside the police starts to communicate with them for demands. The Professor talks to the police via secure network to give his demands and stall the time while the thieves do their job.

Though it looks like a bank robbery in the begin, as and when the story progress we come to know that it’s actually the note printing is what they are planning. They print millions of brand new money and escape by building a tunnel, which would take them 12 days to complete. So they capture the hostages and stall the police as long as they are getting ready with their plan being executed.

SEASON 1: THE RECRUIT

«Suits» will launch its freshman season with stars Gabriel Macht («Love and Other Drugs»), as one of Manhattan’s top corporate lawyers sets out to recruit a new hotshot associate and hires the only guy that impresses him – Patrick J. Adams («Lost») as Mike Ross, a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout. Though he isn’t actually a lawyer, this legal prodigy has the book smarts of a Harvard law grad and the street smarts of a hustler. However, in order to serve justice and save their jobs, both these unconventional thinkers must continue the charade. The series also stars Meghan Markle («CSI Miami»), Gina Torres («Gossip Girl») and Rick Hoffman («Samantha Who»).