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It helps, too, that it’s an excellent series full of fine performances and industry heavy-hitters like Mahershala Ali, Alfre Woodard, Rosario Dawson, and Mike Colter as the titular hero. Why you should watch it: Luke Cage may have been followed by a billion-dollar blockbuster film straight out of Wakanda, but that doesn’t diminish the power of seeing a black Marvel superhero on the small streaming screen. What it is: While we first met Luke Cage on the streets of Hell’s Kitchen in Jessica Jones, when it came to debuting his own namesake series, Netflix brought our super-strengthed hero up to Harlem, where he’s attempting to rebuild a life after the experiment that gave him his strength in the first place went awry. Dense and emotionally trying as it may be, these are all characters that you’ll fall in love with and feel for as the dissipation of their happiness and potential reconciliation plays out each week. Maura Tierney then went on to win for her supporting turn the following year. Why you should watch it: We know the Golden Globes love to honor a rookie series, but it’s not for nothing that The Affair swept them after its first season by winning best drama series and best lead actress for Ruth Wilson. The Affair is told through the four main players’ rotating perspectives. The titular indiscretion comes about when Alison and Noah meet on Long Island, consummate their desires, and in turn destroy their respective marriages to Cole and Helen, respectively. What it is: As the old adage goes, love is a battlefield, and with The Affair, we’re here to witness some emotional warfare. Throw in Oscar-winner Billy Bob Thorton (who also won a Golden Globe for his performance here), and the result is must-watch TV. Kelley - Big Little Lies, Boston Legal, The Practice, Ally McBeal, Chicago Hope - has been attached to some of the best television series of the last few decades. Why you should watch it: Goliath creator David E. Now an ambulance chaser, he gets his shot with a new case to enact revenge on those who took him down to begin with. He stars as Billy McBride, a disgraced lawyer who’s expelled from his firm.

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What it is: Billy Bob Thornton is a pro at playing down-and-out, so you’re seeing a master at work when you see him put his spin on the trope in Goliath. Where to watch: Amazon, FandangoNOW, Google Play, Hulu, Microsoft, Vudu

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Plus we’ll take any excuse to see two-time Emmy nominee Nash execute her perfect blend of humor and heart.

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Why you should watch it: Full of camp, high-stakes crime drama, and whip-smart, hilarious scripts with performances to match, Claws may be the most fun you’ll have with a TV series this summer. She’s flanked by a scene-stealing assortment of coworkers and patrons. The drama flares, however, when the employees of Nail Artisans turn to organized crime and start laundering money. What it is: Niecy Nash stars as Desna Simms, the takes-no-prisoners owner of Nail Artisans, a nail salon in the swampy town of Manatee County, Florida. While it wrapped after season 2, Netflix is bringing it back by popular demand for one finale two-hour feature finale on June 8. Why you should watch it: While the series is inherently escapist entertainment, there’s a pronounced depth to the social themes it explores across politics, identity, religion, race, sexuality, and more, and much of its adventure can ultimately be seen as allegorical to real-world issues today. What it is: This sci-fi adventure series from the minds that brought you The Matrix follows eight strangers from around the world who are inexplicably linked mentally and emotionally as “sensates.” Where to watch: Amazon, FandangoNOW, Google Play, Microsoft, Vudu

After over a year since the March 2017 finale of season 2, it finally returns with season 3 on June 5. Top-notch performances and enticing plot twists will keep you glued to the screen. outings, Humans is a sci-fi psychological thriller for the thinking viewer. Why you should watch it: Like film Ex Machina, HBO’s Westworld, and other prestige A.I. Of course, such miraculous technological developments come with larger social and political consequences. What it is: Based on the original Swedish series, Real Humans, Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley’s English-language adaptation takes place in a near-future where artificial intelligence exists in the form of humanoid servants called Synths.

From GLOW to Preacher to The Affair and more, learn more about what you should be watching this month below. June has the perfect variety of action, thriller, drama, and comedy to satisfy anyone’s early summer binging palette.