Introduction. The increasing level of world’s globalization makes it necessary to be able to interact with representatives of other cultures. Since English is recognized as the language of international communication, students need to develop intercultural competence in order to interact with the international community based on mutual understanding and shared values. Incorporating creative interactive methods with the viewing of authentic TV series into education allows students to improve their skills in understanding the original language, which reflects the particularities of the culture. The purpose of the research is to develop a methodology for teaching English using video materials to enhance students' level of intercultural competence and language proficiency to independent mastery (B2). Materials and methods. To achieve the set goal, a pedagogical experiment was conducted involving 110 2nd year undergraduate students, 53 of whom were assigned to the control group and 57 to the experimental group. The experiment consisted of 3 stages: preliminary assessment of the level of intercultural competence among students in both groups; conducting classes in the experimental group with the viewing and discussion of TV series in the original language; final assessment of the level of intercultural competence and English language proficiency, followed by comparison of groups’ results. Mathematical processing of testing results was conducted using Fisher’s angular transformation, Student’s t-test for unrelated samples, and Pearson's chi-square test to determine changes between the two groups. Results. Analysis of the experiment's results revealed a statistically significant difference between the levels of intercultural competence formation among students in the experimental and control groups (χ2 = 16.232, χ2 = 15.425, χ2 = 14.547 with t