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Game of Thrones
For almost a decade, it wasn't just a television show. It was the main event.
Andor
For those of you eye-rolling at another Star Wars spinoff... roll back your ocular devices. This one's different.
Fargo
Fargo as a series never should've been this good.
Severance
Anyone who's ever had a job has fantasized about shutting off that part of their brain. Severance asks: What if you could?
Adolescence
A four-episode bludgeoning that became one of the biggest cultural conversations of 2025 — and refuses to let anyone off the hook.
The Rehearsal
Nathan Fielder might be a genius or psychopath. Or both?
The Studio
Hollywood, on a spit, roasting itself. It absolutely kills.
House of the Dragon
House of the Dragon is one very fancy meal: the royal family tearing itself apart with dragons.
Irma Vep
One of the strangest and most hypnotic shows in recent memory — the kind you immediately text your artsy friend about.
Say Nothing
We threw this on casually and lost an entire night to it — Say Nothing earns every hour.
Slow Horses
Most spy shows want to be taken as seriously as type 2 diabetes. Not Slow Horses.
Jury Duty
One real juror trapped inside a completely fake trial is a very fun prank.
The Pitt
There's no shortage of medical dramas. The Pitt brings way more heat than you expected.
Task
It's Sunday-night HBO — you'll feel guilty for enjoying how miserable everyone is.
Beef
Beef turns feuding into blood sport — it's a delicious thing to watch.
Pluribus
With Pluribus, the creator is king. Vince Gilligan takes a big swing.
Widow's Bay
A cursed New England island finally gets the tourism boost its mayor wanted.
What We Do in the Shadows
What if vampires were just deeply annoying roommates?
DTF St. Louis
A hookup app, a dead body, and the most St. Louis murder mystery imaginable.
English Teacher
A refreshing workplace comedy — not background noise funny, actual laugh-out-loud funny.
Paradise
A show called Paradise is probably not what you think it is. Go in blind.
Cape Fear
Cape Fear is a thriller that actually scares you.
Only Murders in the Building
Comfort TV with a body count — you're not here for the mystery, you're here to hang out with the gang.
Black Rabbit
With Black Rabbit, nobody can ruin your life like family.
Legends
Legends is a true-crime binge that becomes a 'just one more episode' trap before you realize what happened.
The Chair Company
The Chair Company delivers Tim Robinson cringe and belly-aching laughs.
Black Doves
Spies, Christmas in London, Kiera Knightly knocking heads — we're in.
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed is a quick-hit conspiracy thriller.
Your Friends & Neighbors
Jon Hamm quietly robbing his ultra-wealthy neighbors to maintain the illusion — glossy, fun, and closer to Billions than Succession...
Landman
Billy Bob Thornton verbally dismantles everyone in his path. That alone might be enough.
The Four Seasons
We found this on a hotel TV and got the comfort food we needed.
Platonic
Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne are ridiculously watchable together — this one's much easier to like than love.
Chad Powers
How much prosthetic makeup does it take before people stop noticing you're Glen Powell? Surprisingly, the answer is: enough for six episodes.
Sugar
Sugar has the ingredients for a great noir and waits too long to use them.
Masters of the Air
A spectacular WWII epic with a shadow it can't escape: Band of Brothers.
The Morning Show
Three seasons in, The Morning Show increasingly feels like an echo chamber with Emmy-winning lighting.
Mythic Quest
Rob McElhenney weaponizes narcissism for laughs — Mythic Quest has the bones of something great and never quite gets there.
Rooster
Steve Carell doing his sad-dad thing on a New England campus — warm and easy, never quite sure what show it wants to be.
Disclaimer
Visually stunning and frustratingly cold.
Smoke
Smoke is a twisty, if confused, cat-and-mouse thriller.
Untamed
Untamed opens with one hell of a hook. Then the actual show starts — and drops you right into a stock Netflix procedural.
See
The trailer looked insane. Apple TV+ blockbuster money, Jason Momoa, The Revenant landscapes. Then a little voice: wait... everyone's blind?