TV series are the best way to kill boredom and can act as the best source of entertainment. In this gallery, we have put together a mix of the Emmy-nominated drama and comedy shows that you can start watching over the weekend.
'Mr. Robot' is a highly-rated psychological thriller revolving around a group of computer hackers. Lead actor Rami Malek poses with his Emmy Award. (Photo | AP)
'Veep', a political comedy, won the award for outstanding comedy series at the Emmy Awards. The cast and crew pose with their award. (Photo | AP)
'Black-ish' is a series revolving around a man's efforts to get his family to mingle with and find his place in society. Lead actors Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross at the Emmys. (Photo | AP)
'Better Call Saul' is about a lawyer dealing with his cases. His equation with his brother makes it a compelling watch. Lead actor Bob Odenkirk arrives with his wife at the Emmys. (Photo | AP)
Tech geeks would love 'Silicon Valley', a show about six struggling programmers in Silicon Valley, USA. Lead actor Thomas Middleditch arrives at the Emmys with his wife. (Photo | AP)
'Homeland' is about a CIA operative on a look-out for a prisoner rumoured to have joined forces with the Al-Qaeda. Lead actress Claire Danes at the Emmy Awards. (Photo | AP)
'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' explores the unlikely friendship between a young girl in New York and a wannabe Broadway actor. Lead actors Ellie Kemper, left, and Tituss Burgess at Emmys. (Photo | AP)
'Transparent' showcases the lives of a dysfunctional family trying to share their secrets with each other, leading to hilarious outcomes. Lead actor Jeffrey Tambor poses at the Emmys. (Photo | AP)
'House of Cards' deals with the newly-appointed US Secretary of State's secret motives as he rises to power. Kevin Spacey stars as the lead actor in this political drama. (Photo | AP)
'The Americans' focuses on two Russian spies during the Cold War, living in Washington undercover to spy on the American government. Lead actress Keri Russell arrives at the Emmys. (Photo | AP)
