Where to stream the latest seasons of New Amsterdam, The Bold Type and more

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There’s nothing more frustrating than getting hooked on a series, only to realize that you’ve got to wait to watch the latest season. Here’s where to watch the newest episodes of some of the shows trending right now.

Just because you’ve seen one medical drama doesn’t mean that you’ve seen them all. Take New Amsterdam, for example. Yes, there are doctors and patients and surgeries not for the squeamish. But this show is biographical, based on the 2012 book Twelve Patients: Life And Death At The Bellevue Hospital by Eric Manheimer, the doctor who revamped a real-life hospital in New York.

It starts with newcomer doctor Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) gathering his staff members at the New Amsterdam Medical Centre, revealing that he’s the new medical director. He mixes old-school beliefs with a new-school style of management, and he’s totally unafraid to ruffle feathers. Take note of that approach though, because you’ll quickly realise that Max is worried about everyone but himself… for a very good reason.

This series has quickly gathered legions of fans, who’ll be very happy to hear that both seasons, including the latest, are ready to .

Inspired by the life of Cosmopolitan’s editor-in-chief, Joanna Coles, The Bold Type offers a glimpse into the lives and loves of three women who work at a New York magazine. Beneath the glam, this millennial-favourite drama series is the story of starting out and selling the best of your talents in an increasingly competitive industry.

The fashions are gorgeous and there's plenty of romantic intrigues but The Bold Type doesn't shy away from controversial topics. From the #MeToo movement to gun control to women's health, each episode or story arc looks at serious issues from a fresh, real angle.

The fourth season was cut short by two episodes by the COVID-19 pandemic - and it ends on a real cliffhanger.

Television’s most delightfully quirky cop squad is a beacon of wholesome joy among the modern smorgasbord of often dark, morally ambiguous television dramedies. It’s racked up two Emmys, two Golden Globes and more, including awards for its two stars, Andy Samberg as rule breaker Detective Jake Peralta and Andre Braugher as the straight-laced precinct captain. 

The ensemble cast is all brilliant, however, and it has relentlessly clever comedy writing topped with a big dollop of sincere friendship. The upcoming eighth season is its last, so get ready by

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Big box store, big belly laughs. One of the funniest shows to come to our screens in recent years is now ready to binge all the way to its fifth season and beyond. It follows employees at an American superstore (duh), and it features one of the finest ensemble casts ever. 

The cast includes Golden Globe winner America Ferrera (Ugly Betty) in a Teen Choice-nominated role, Emmy nominee Ben Feldman (Silicon Valley), and Nico Santos (Crazy Rich Asians), in a Critics’ Choice-nominated role.

Superstore has a 100% critics’ score for every season since Season 2 on Rotten Tomatoes, and Entertainment Weekly says: “It's a riot. I live for sequences in the break room, when laugh lines pinball through the brilliant ensemble.” 

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Set in the same universe as the Oscar-winning film of the same name, Fargo is an anthology series that has a new story and cast each season - the stars include Ewan McGregor, Martin Freeman, Colin Hanks and Kirsten Dunst.

Season 4, which is Complex’s TV show of the year, is set in Kansas City in 1950, with four-time Emmy-winning comedian Chris Rock starring as Loy Cannon, the head of the African American crime family who trades sons with the head of the Italian mafia as part of a tenuous truce. BAFTA nominee Jessie Buckley (), Teen Choice nominee Jason Schwartzman (The Grand Budapest Hotel), and Golden Globe winner Ben Whishaw (A Very English Scandal, Mary Poppins Returns) co-star.