All the premieres of HBO Spain for the month of October

This summer I had my first contact with HBO thanks to a Paypal offer with which I was able to get a 2-month free trial of HBO Spain. And I can assure you that I enjoyed it like a dwarf. I have always been quite clear that the idea of ​​HBO was to prioritize quality over quantity, but the truth is that there is a lot of content that is worth over the 3 or 4 typical series that we all already know (Game of Thrones, Los Soprano and other modern classics).

One of my favorites is Silicon Valley, which premieres its sixth season this coming October, and where I hope to see a conclusion at the height of that great odyssey that has been the history of The flute-player. But this month we have many more premieres, and that is precisely what we are going to break down in this little post.

These are the series that HBO Spain premieres this October

HBO Spain continues to offer a free trial month to be able to put sugar in its catalog without any kind of commitment. Also remember that we can always cancel the subscription and continue to have access until the end of the month.

Watchmen (October 21)

HBO has been warming up in recent months with the arrival of Alan Moore's prodigal sons on the platform via some sweet tooth trailers. Of course, we talk about Watchmen, an original series where we are told a completely new story. From the outset, we see that the bill is simply excellent.

Get Shorty (October 7)

The third season of this black comedy starring Chris O'Dowd and Ray Romano is here. Based in part on Elmore Leonard's novel about a Nevada hitman who tries to become a Hollywood film producer in order to leave his criminal life behind.

Supergirl (October 7)

Next Monday we will also have the premiere on HBO Spain of the fifth season of Supergirl. A series that is part of Arrowverse, along with The Flash, Green Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow, and where we have been able to see Superman, the Martian Manhunter and other classic DC characters. What new adventures will Kara Zor-El have in store for this new season?

All American (October 8)

Premiere of the second season of All American, a series that tells the story of a football player who receives an offer to play at Beverly Hills High. Inspired by the life of professional football player Spencer Paysinger.

Umbre (October 9)

Relu is a family man. He has a wife, two children and leads a double life. For his family, Relu Oncescu is a normal taxi driver. No one suspects that he works as a collector for Căpitanu, a local mobster. Neither of the two worlds he lives in knows anything about the other.

Legacies (October 11)

The iconic heroes and villains of The Vampire Diaries and The Originals left a legacy of love and family that continues in Legacies, an exciting series that tells the story of the next generation of supernatural beings at the Salvatore School for the Young and Gifted. Premiere of the second season.

Charmed (October 12)

Mel and Maggie have a hard time moving on after their mother's tragic death. The girls must face another unexpected news when they learn that they have an older sister named Macy. Among so many emotions, young women realize that they have amazing powers. Season premiere 2.

Gomorrah (October 24)

Gomorrah tells the story of the Camorra, the violent Neapolitan mafia, from Ciro's point of view. The young man is the right hand of the clan leader, Pietro Savastano and knows better than anyone what loyalty means. Premiere of the first season.

Silicon Valley (October 28)

Silicon Valley is set in the modern high-tech gold rush that has its core in Silicon Valley, where the people best able to succeed are the least able to manage it. Premiere of the sixth season.

Wataha (October 30)

The story begins with a bomb attack that kills officers from the border guard unit stationed in the Bieszczady Mountains. Only one of them survives. Captain Rebrow (Leszek Lichota) loses his friends and his beloved Ewa in the attack. Premiere of the third season.

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