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Kinvara, played by Israeli actress Ania Bukstein, is notable for being only the second Red Priestess (after Melisandre) to appear on the series. She also wears the same distinctive necklace, indicating that she may be much older than she appears.

Aliki, played by Jason Sudeikis, owns an unusual organic farm in Season 1 of "Portlandia." The sketch comedy series, now in its seventh season, is hailed by American comedian Jerry Seinfeld as "one of the best comedy series of all time."

From Tel Aviv to Berlin, "Homeland" has traveled the globe for its thrilling five seasons of espionage and drama. Based on a hit TV series from Israel, the show is returning to the U.S. for its highly anticipated sixth season in January 2017.

American actor Rami Malek plays Elliot Anderson, a cybersecurity engineer and hacker. While a force to be reckoned with online, in the real world Elliott suffers from social anxiety disorder. "Mr. Robot," which earlier won a Golden Globe for Best Drama, is nominated for six Emmys.

Now entering its 23rd season, "Dancing with the Stars" shows no sign of slowing down the tempo. The series, based on the hit BBC show "Strictly Come Dancing," is now a worldwide phenomenon – with productions in Israel, South Korea and 50 other countries.

The forests, mountains and other vistas have formed the backdrop for much of the filming for "Game of Thrones." Not surprisingly, American director Rian Johnson and Israeli producer Ram Bergman have also chosen the country for much of the filming for "Star Wars: Episode VIII."

Richard Hendricks helms Pied Piper, a company offering a unique data compression algorithm. The comedy series pokes fun at startups in both Silicon Valley and Tel Aviv, most recently spoofing Israeli developer Or Arbel's "Yo" app with their own titled "Bro."

Based on the Venezuelan soap opera "Juana La Virgen," the CW's "Jane the Virgin" is beloved by both fans and critics alike. It stars American actress Gina Rodriguez, Israeli rising star Yale Grobglas and the "Latin Lover Narrator" Anthony Mendez.

With 69 nominations and 12 wins, "Downton Abbey" is far and away the most successful drama series in British history. It's estimated that more than 120 million people around the world have watched the series at one point.

With its third season starting up in September on Netflix, "Chef's Table" spotlights the talents of renowned chefs from all around the world. Previous seasons have visited gourmets everywhere from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to Kobarid, Slovenia.