These shows like Once Upon a Time will help you find your happily ever after

A new teen series on HBO is so authentic that it’s for adults; tacos are the best food, and this show tells you why; and a Netflix film takes an emotional look at cryonics through a family that froze their toddler daughter. Hello! The [new trailer for Season 2 of Disney+'s Star Wars series The Mandalorian is here]( and in it, we see Mando on an intergalactic — oh, you already clicked the link and are watching the trailer to see Baby Yoda, aren’t you? I can’t compete with Baby Yoda, and I’m not going to try. Here are today’s TV picks. -Tim [Your Watch This Now! newsletter is created by Senior Recommendations and Reviews Editor Tim Surette and more show-obsessed editors at TV Guide!]( [Hope Frozen: The Quest to Live Twice]( Now on Netflix [Hope Frozen: The Quest to Live Twice will rip your whimpering heart out]( Cryonics, the theoretical scientific practice of freezing the body or head of someone with an incurable disease in hopes of defrosting it later when a cure is found, is already a fascinating enough topic for a documentary. The film Hope Frozen: The Quest to Live Twice adds an emotional ingredient to the mix as it follows a Thai family whose 2-year-old daughter was diagnosed with a deadly brain cancer, leading the family to make the decision to freeze her in the hopes she has a second chance at life later. This heartfelt film is going to absolutely wreck you, but also, the whole thing is really cool? When all other options are exhausted, how far would you go to save your child? [Taco Chronicles]( Season 2 Now on Netflix [Taco Chronicles is the perfect docuseries for the perfect food]( Tacos cannot possibly get any better. The tortilla is the perfect delivery vehicle for whatever you want to stuff inside, which can pretty much be anything. You eat it with your hands. You don’t even need a plate. And if you’re paying more than two bucks for a taco, you’re getting ripped off. Netflix’s docuseries celebrating the taco will teach you more than you ever thought you wanted to know about tacos, with Season 2 episodes covering birria, burritos (a cousin of the taco, but we’ll allow it), fish tacos, and more. Come for the mouthwatering tacos, stay for the beautiful global culture. [We Are Who We Are]( Series premiere now on HBO, HBO Max [We Are Who We Are is high-art Riverdale]( Call Me By Your Name’s Luca Guadagnino created and directed this series about American teens growing up on a military base in Italy, and it’s the real deal. As Allison Picurro says in her review, [the authentic experience sinks its teeth into viewers with its real teens and real drama](. SPONSORED [Get the entertainment you want, without cable.]( Looking for something new? Try fuboTV’s 100+ live TV channels, plus movies and shows on demand. [Try For Free]( [Once Upon a Time]( Coming soon [Find your happily ever after with these shows for Once Upon a Time fans]( ABC’s fantastical and somewhat bizarro fairy tale recycle-a-thon Once Upon a Time comes to Disney+ in its entirety this Friday, but if that’s still too far away, get your fix with [these shows like Once Upon a Time that feature wicked witches, quirky queens, and posh princes](. [Unsubscribe]( | [View online]( ©2020 CBS Interactive | All Rights Reserved. CBS Interactive - [235 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94105](#) [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms and Conditions](