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    3 underrated TV shows you definitely missed in October

    JamesBy JamesOctober 31, 20261 Comment3 Mins Read
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    In our streaming age, it can be hard to keep track of every show that gets released. There are so many options to choose from, and every show has a different release schedule. As a result, some shows tend to fall through the cracks. But that doesn’t mean they’re not special.

    We’ve compiled a list of a few shows you might have missed this month. They don’t get as much press as their blockbuster counterparts, but they offer their own Plus’ All the Queen’s Men, these shows would make a good addition to your watchlist

    Let’s get the list started with All the Queen’s Men, which had season 5 part 2 premiere on Paramount+ on Oct. 21!

    3. All the Queen’s Men season 5 part 2

    All the Queen’s Menis a provocative workplace drama that follows Marilyn “Madam” Deville as she runs an elite Atlanta strip club and bar. She struggles to maintain her power and influence while personal issues threaten to destroy her well-built empire.

    Season 5 of All the Queen’s Men is split into two parts. Part 1 aired earlier this year, and Part 2 was released on Oct. 21, as mentioned.

    Because of the wide gap between the episodes, Part 2 most likely went under the radar for some viewers. Thankfully, all of the episodes from Season 5 are now available to binge on Paramount+.

    2. Lupin season 4

    Lupin is a French Netflix original series that follows Assane Diop, a master thief. Professionally, he is known as Lupin, a persona inspired by the fictional gentleman thief from Maurice Leblanc’s classic stories.

    Early in the series, which premiered on Netflix way back in 2021, Diop becomes a thief to avenge his father after a powerful French family falsely accused him of stealing a diamond necklace when Diop was just 14 years old. From there, the show spins in many new directions.

    Lupin is a popular show, but after three seasons, it doesn’t seem to get promoted as much as it used to. Season 4 debuted on Oct. 24, on Netflix, three years after season 3. With the late premiere date in the month, some viewers might have missed it. Regardless, the new season might be the show’s most ambitious yet. You can binge all eight episodes now on Netflix.

    Now, we wait for Netflix to get picked up for a fifth season.

    1. Reasonable Doubt

    Reasonable Doubtseason 4 premiered on Hulu on Oct. 6, and new episodes have been arriving weekly all month long.

    For those who don’t know, the series is an American legal drama that follows high-powered lawyer Jax Stewart. As a defense attorney, she takes on some of LA’s most high-profile cases while navigating her life as a wife and mother. This creates conflict at home and puts her in dangerous, high-stakes situations with serious consequences.

    Reasonable Doubt has been a consistent feature of streaming TV for the last four years. The show’s production team releases a season almost every year. So, unlike some streaming counterparts, they don’t have enormous gaps between seasons. As mentioned, Reasonable Doubt’s newest season, season 4, airs weekly on Hulu, so you’re running out of time to get caught up!

    Those are the three most underrated TV shows you probably missed this month. Tune in now before you miss more good shows coming next month.

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