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25. The Knick
The Knick is a gripping historical drama set in early 1900s New York that shows the raw, brutal side of early surgery. With strong performances by Clive Owen and Andre Holland, beautiful period sets, and creative cinematography, it explores themes of ambition, racism, and personal struggle. | © Cinemax
24. Counterpart
Counterpart is a smart show that uses the idea of parallel worlds to explore deep questions about identity and relationships, without relying on typical sci-fi tropes. With standout performances and clever script, the show keeps you engaged and never feels overly confusing despite its complex twists. | © Starz
23. Travelers
Travelers not only met my expectations but surpassed them in every way, offering an unpredictable twist on the time-travel genre that keeps you hooked from the first episode. Even with a few flaws, its fast-paced storytelling and clever twists make it an underrated, addictive binge-watch series. | © Netflix
22. Slow Horses
Slow Horses is a pretty good spy thriller that boasts a brilliant performance from Gary Oldman and a talented supporting cast. Although the early episodes may feel a bit slow, the story quickly picks up, delivering twists and turns that keep you hooked and eager for more. | © Sony Pictures Television
21. Detectorists
Detectorists combines deep and dramatic moments with sly, subtle humor, creating a uniquely engaging series that shifts effortlessly between laughter and tears. With its star also serving as writer and director, the show delivers an exceptional, heartfelt experience that's both amusing and profoundly moving. | © Lola Entertainment
20. Patriot
Patriot is in the comedy category, but it is a blend of drama and comedy in nearly equal parts. With top-notch acting, direction, and a captivating script, it stands out as one of the most artistic new series in the past decade, making it a must-watch. | © Prime Video
19. Detroiters
Detroiters is an original comedy that brings the real spirit of Detroit to life, turning the city into a lovable character with its unique local flavor. Blending autobiographical moments with genuine heart, the show celebrates the quirks of Detroit and its people in a refreshingly fun way. | © Comedy Central
18. Black Books
Black Books is a wildly entertaining sitcom that follows a quirky trio of messy, misfit friends stumbling through absurd and hilarious situations. With offbeat humor and unforgettable mishaps, this show never fails to bring a smile to your face. | © Big Talk
17. The Great
The Great is so much better than you expect it to be – this show pleasantly surprises you with its addictive blend of humor and drama, making it impossible to stop watching. Nicholas Hoult steals the show with a brilliant character arc that turns every line into a laugh-out-loud moment, ensuring you’ll be hooked from the first seconds. | © Hulu
16. Russian Doll
Russian Doll is a dark show that offers a unique look at personal demons, keeping you glued to the screen with unpredictable turns. The flawed yet evolving main character and unexpected new faces deliver a cathartic experience that transforms discomfort into engagement. | © Netflix
15. Living Single
Living Single is an absolute FOX classic that delivers hearty laughs with every mishap, thanks to its strong writing and stylish production design. The memorable performances and well-crafted costumes make it a must-watch gem that continues to entertain even today. | © Warner Bros. Television
14. Dead Like Me
Dead Like Me is a unique show about life and death that describes what happens when you become a reaper tasked with helping others move on. With addictive storytelling and heartfelt, complicated character relationships, it's easy to get drawn into thought-provoking series. | © Showtime Networks
13. Miracle Workers
Miracle Workers brings a quirky concept that tries to be absurd but never quite reaches its full potential. Despite its half-baked ideas, the show is saved by the charismatic cast, especially Buscemi and Radcliffe, who deliver hilarious performances. | © TBS
12. A Million Little Things
A Million Little Things pulls viewers in from the start with a deeply emotional pilot that beautifully portrays hidden struggles behind everyday smiles. Tackling sensitive issues like depression and suicide, this show invites us to open our hearts and truly listen to the silent battles around us. | © ABC
11. Class of '07
Class of '07 is perfect if you're not taking it as an apocalyptic survival guide, but as a well-written comedy, which incorporates topics that are relevant to the modern day. The series knows how to explore the grey areas of the characters, nobody is good or bad, which gives an air of maturity to the show. | © Prime Video
10. The Expanse
The Expanse is a unique show that takes place hundreds of years in the future where Elon Musk has colonized the solar system (jokes aside: humanity colonized it), and where Mars has become an independent military power. With a high budget from Amazon Prime Video, the show delivers gripping sci-fi action and a satisfying ending that leaves fans excited. | © Amazon Studios
9. The OA
The OA delivers a mesmerizing blend of mystery and emotion, with a flawless cast, script, and direction that set it apart in its genre. Despite poor marketing and an unexpected cancellation, Brit Marling's visionary storytelling makes this captivating journey a true masterpiece. | © Netflix
8. The Leftovers
The Leftovers is a thought-provoking series that takes place after the disappearance of 2% of the world population and follows the lives of people in a small town near New York. With superb writing and acting, it may not be packed with action, but its deep, emotional storytelling and powerful performances make it one of the best TV shows ever. | © Warner Bros. Television
7. Wellington Paranormal
Wellington Paranormal is brilliantly cast, with a playful sense of timing and a catchy theme that sets the tone for its quirky adventures. Each episode blends a clear theme with unexpected twists and amusing effects, creating a laugh-out-loud experience reminiscent of Flight of the Conchords. | © TVNZ 2
6. Bad Sisters
Bad Sisters is an amazing show with a sharp script, stunning cinematography, and lively Irish humor that draws you into the sisters' unpredictable world. The talented cast effortlessly balances laugh-out-loud moments with heartfelt pathos, making you both laugh and think about the quirks of human nature. | © 20th Television
5. Freaks And Geeks
Freaks And Geeks is a heartfelt show that mixes humor with the genuine ups and downs of teen life, making you laugh while tugging at your heartstrings. Even though it only lasted one season, its authentic characters and timeless themes leave you wishing for more, even imagining a long-awaited sequel with the original cast. | © NBC
4. Shrinking
Shrinking is a unique show about a grieving therapist who has enough and starts telling his patients exactly what he thinks of them, all with perfectly timed jokes and impressive character growth right from the start. With standout performances by Harrison Ford and Jason Segel, this show quickly draws you in, leaving you laughing and wanting more. | © Warner Bros. Television
3. Mythic Quest
Mythic Quest is a unique show about the gaming world, drawing viewers with genuine jokes and characters that blend silliness with real emotion. The solid performances and creative writing keep you engaged, leaving you wishing for more episodes to explore their evolving relationships. | © Lionsgate Television
2. Banshee
Banshee is an amazing show that simply hasn't found a big audience. It has fans who appreciate the high-energy action sequence and unexpected thrills, but as far as the amount of steady viewers is concerned, it's nowhere near playing in the big leagues. | © HBO
1. The Resort
The Resort is a beautiful TV show with a mysterious vibe and charming comedy from Skyler Gisondo and Nick Offerman, all set against scenic backdrops that remind you of hits like The White Lotus. It also has several surprise moments and twists that are laid out to build a climax, and the actors deliver their characters well. | © Universal Content Productions
