These are the 100 best shows on TV right now.
We ranked them by considering their quality, cultural impact, Metascore, and, most of all, our own passion. Over multiple rounds of voting, TV Guide writers and editors - joined by our colleagues at sister sites Metacritic, GameSpot, and Cord Cutters News - narrowed down all that TV out there until just 100 shows remained. Have we mentioned there's a lot of TV out there? You also won't find The Mandalorian, which hasn't aired since 2020. That means you won't find stunning limited series like Station Eleven, which ended back in January, on this list. Ongoing shows are eligible as long as they've aired at least one new episode in the past year, while ending, canceled, or limited series are eligible if they aired at least one new episode in the past three months. So what does it mean for a show to be on TV right now, anyway? Here are the rules: To be eligible for this ranking, a show has to be ongoing, or its final episodes must have aired recently. And that's not even the only show on this list that TV Guide previously crowned the best show on TV. We've got new sensations like Apple TV+'s Severance, and, in a sign of the Peak Too Much TV times, we've welcomed back a number of heavy hitters that recently returned to our screens after long absences, like HBO's Barry, FX's Atlanta, and AMC's Better Call Saul. It also spotlights favorites we hope you'll discover if you haven't yet, like Undone on Amazon Prime Video. This year's ranking celebrates the rare shows that managed to cut through the noise and leave their mark on pop culture, like Netflix's smash hit Squid Game. But we here at TV Guide love a challenge. In a time when Peak TV has become Too Much TV, there are more shows out there than anyone can keep track of, much less watch all of, much less rank in a definitive order. Adjusting for the TV version of inflation, TV Guide's list of the 100 Best Shows on TV Right Now should probably be about 150 shows long by now.
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