Talking about other TV series.-

3. The Black Donnellys:

 It is an American television series created by Paul Haggis and Robert Moresco, and premiered on NBC on February 26th, 2007 and aired for the last time on April 2, 2007; caused by a low audience.

This is about the lives of four brothers of Irish-American origin, who live in New York, specifically in a working-class neighborhood, home to Italians and Irish, with a strong Catholic tradition. This neighborhood has Italian and Irish mafias. In both mafias have a strong rivalry to obtain more territories; also they threaten to different owners of commercial premises (with taxes in exchange for protection). These young people raised as Catholics confront the dilemma of what is evil? and what is good?. However, when they were children, the things that happened caused them to be part of organized crime. Although they always refused to be part of this. for this, they have killed gangsters, in order to get peace.

The episodes are narrated by a childhood friend, Joey "Ice Cream", who narrates the events from a very subjective point of view and unreliable

This series shows from a very real and fictional events that occurred in Irish and Italian neighborhoods. sure, this is part of the drama of the series. Besides. in a second place, the directors are trying to show problems such as:

• The neighborhood is Also Threatened by Attempts to displace ITS population, and lead to the marginalization, Caused by the project to create new districts, keeping the country's development. Project Influenced by actors of power with feelings of racism, to the detriment of these immigrants (and their descendants).

4. Band Of Brothers: 

 Band of Brothers is a television series produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. It was released in 2001 on HBO, this has 10 chapters. The series is based on the book of the same title written by historian and biographer Stephen Ambrose.

Series about World War II. this shows the action that took the 506º Easy Company of the Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division of the US Army, since  training of the troops until entry to the World War II, specifically on the European stage.

The series seems quite objective, although, the events are based on interviews to veterans of Easy Company (All characters in the series are based on real characters of that company) leaving a degree of subjectivity.

 It's a pretty entertaining series, in it you can meet European stages (not so mentioned) of the Second World War!