The Falcon And The Winter Soldier: 10 Must-Watch TV Shows Starring The Cast

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier is nearing its exciting conclusion. MCU fans can check out the talented cast in these other TV roles.

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The MCU’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is the most popular and talked-about series today, given its direct ties to the Captain America trilogy. As Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes work together to stop an anti-patriotic organization called the Flag Smashers, they also face a new Captain America to who they strongly object. Since the TV show takes place six months after the Blip, fans will see what is next in Phase Four of the MCU and how the two superheroes try to cope with the new world.

Viewers have instantly adored the series, thanks to the buddy cop duo between Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes and the audience’s love to hate relationship with John Walker. However, only a few episodes are left, which means fans will soon have to send their farewells to their favorite characters until their next adventure. Luckily, people can check other must-watch TV shows starring several of the actors in the series.

10 Sebastian Stan: Political Animals (Can Be Bought On AppleTV)

It’s clear that political drama series can be entertaining, especially with a talented cast including Sebastian Stan and Sigourney Weaver. Political Animals follows a former First Lady, now divorced, Elaine Barrish, who tries to maintain her political career as a Secretary of State while also holding her family together. The miniseries consisted of six episodes, and viewers can buy it on AppleTV.

It was generally praised for the brilliant performance by its cast and well-thought-out, complicated story that led to many Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Miniseries or Movie. Stan had one of the leading roles as Elaine’s gay son, T.J. Hammond. He gave quite a remarkable performance, which earned him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Movie/Miniseries at the 3rd Critics’ Choice Television Awards.

9 Wyatt Russell: Lodge 49 (Streaming On Hulu)

This AMC comedy-drama follows the story of a slacking ex-surfer, Dud, who finds himself at a fraternal lodge, Lodge 49. As they drink cheap beer and establish new friendships, Dud also faces his fears in hopes of recovering from his dark past and finding the happy life he once had before his father’s death. The series is available on Hulu.

Lodge 49 is one of the most underrated comedy series in recent television history, given its strange yet satisfying story about one’s journey to finding a purpose in life. Wyatt Russell plays the leading role as Dud. His performance is exceptionally brilliant as he perfectly embodies the lost soul trying to find happiness.

8 Anthony Mackie: Altered Carbon (Streaming On Netflix)

Based on the novel by Richard K. Morgan, Netflix’s Altered Carbon takes place in a futuristic world, where people can change their bodies and live their lives in eternity. A former soldier compromises a deal with a businessperson by solving a murder case in exchange for living his life again and getting his freedom. The series was canceled after two seasons, but it is still streaming on Netflix.

Anthony Mackie took over the leading role of Takeshi Kovacs as the new host body in the second season. The series received praises for its cyberpunk visuals and style, its complex story, and captivating performances.

7 Erin Kellyman: Les Misérables (Can Be Bought On AppleTV)

Erin Kellyman has featured in many British projects, with one of them being Les Misérables. She appeared as the spoiled child of the Thénardiers, Éponine. It is one of several renditions of the famous French novel by Victor Hugo, with this version being a six-part drama series.

Prison escapee Jean Valjean tries to avoid capture under Inspector Javert, while France is under political unrest. The series is a noteworthy version of the classic novel, with phenomenal performances by the cast. Although it is not available on a streaming service, people can buy the miniseries on Apple TV.

6 Danny Ramirez: On My Block (Streaming On Netflix)

This coming-of-age series, On My Block, focuses on four childhood friends. They are trying to survive through the hardship and challenges of high school while also living in a tough neighborhood in South Central Los Angeles. However, things grow complicated when one of the friends is possibly joining a gang.

Danny Ramirez, who plays Joaquin Torres in the MCU, was in the first two seasons as Ruby’s older brother, Mario. The Netflix series has a diverse cast, with a well-crafted story and stellar performances by the young cast. The series was renewed for a fourth season, which will be the last.

5 Adepero Oduye: When They See Us (Streaming On Netflix)

Netflix’s When They See Us follows the real-life story of the Central Park Five. Five young boys are falsely accused of sexually assaulting a young jogger in Central Park. Soon, they are fighting for their innocence as they are unfairly interrogated and face media scrutiny. Adepero Oduye had a recurring role as Nomsa Brath, an activist.

Ava DuVernay created, wrote, and directed this series, streaming now on Netflix. The series depicts the upsetting treatment of the five boys, leading to discussions about racial injustice. It received critical acclaim for its story and performance by the cast, earning several Emmy nominations.

4 Daniel Brühl: The Alienist (Streaming On HBO Max)

The Alienist is a psychological thriller that takes place in 1896 in New York. After a few boys are killed in the city, a police commissioner teams up with a psychologist, an illustrator, and the police department secretary to uncover the motivations of the murder. The series is based on the 1994 novel by Caleb Carr and is streaming on HBO Max. So far, there is no confirmation if The Alienist will return for a third season.

Daniel Brühl portrays one of the three leading characters, particularly the alienist, who receives the task to learn and unfold the psychology of these murders. Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning also star in the series as John Schuyler Moore and Sara Howard.

3 Emily VanCamp: Revenge (Streaming On Hulu)

Before becoming Peggy Carter’s niece, Emily VanCamp played a leading role as Emily Thorne in Revenge. As suggested by the show’s title, it follows the woman seeking revenge against those who wronged her.

The drama series is quite entertaining and suspenseful, being filled with shocking twists. Each episode seemingly gets better, leaving viewers wanting more. The series lasted for four seasons and is streaming on Hulu.

2 Sebastian Stan: Once Upon A Time (Streaming On Disney+)

ABC’s Once Upon a Time follows a bail bondswoman who has her world turned into a fairytale when her son has big ideas about her potential parentage. She decides to remain in a town in Maine, where she sees fairytale beings coming to life. The series lasted for seven spectacular seasons, currently streaming on Disney+.

Sebastian Stan’s most prominent and memorable role before Bucky Barnes was as Jefferson/Mad Hatter, appearing in six episodes. Like his character Bucky, Jefferson also has quite a dark past and hopes to find his daughter.

1 Wyatt Russell & Anthony Mackie: Black Mirror (Streaming on Netflix)

Both Wyatt Russell and Anthony Mackie appeared in this trippy sci-fi series, Black Mirror. However, they were in two different seasons. Wyatt Russell featured in season 3’s “Playtest.” He portrays Cooper, who is paid to test out a new horror game, but things get out of hand with the testing session. Mackie appeared in season 5’s “Striking Vipers.” There, he’s a married man who plays a VR fighting game with his best friend. However, as they play the game, their relationship in the game soon turns into something intimate.

Black Mirror is perhaps one of Netflix’s most popular series in which its tone and premise are like The Twilight Zone. This dystopian anthology series looks into the relationship between humans and technology and how these technological creations impact human life. It also addresses many issues like social behaviors and politics.

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