I’ve streamed 44 shows so far in 2024 — here’s the 7 best and 7 worst

[admin]

I've seen over 44 TV shows already this year and here are the 7 shows of 2024 (so far) that you need to watch, and 7 to skip.

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[Bigred25929]

I feel like this writer should stick to hardware reviews, because he obviously doesn't know very much about good vs bad TV shows! The Sympathizer was fantastic!

 

[Richard S.]

I've seen over 44 TV shows already this year and here are the 7 shows of 2024 (so far) that you need to watch, and 7 to skip.

I’ve streamed 44 shows so far in 2024 — here’s the 7 best and 7 worst : Read more

One thing I find annoying about a lot of online journalism is the lack of writers who either neglect or refuse to proofread their work. It renders their articles somewhat difficult to read. I was a newspaper reporter for several years and despite having a very capable copy editor that provided much of that essential service, I still found it far better to proof-read my own work. Case in point: It is not "Plam Beach" as written in your article. C'mon guys!

 

[Apple Jackson]

Yeah... you're not good at this.

For one thing, "The Regime" might not be the best show I've seen, but it's quite good, and timely. Showing the world the "sad reality of life in an authoritarian state with an unqualified leader." Was something people needed to see. Unfortunately, it seems not nearly enough did, or at least couldn't put 2 and 2 together and learn from this show. More of the 'people' that voted for fascism on 11/5 should've watched "The Regime".

Also, "Bad Monkey" is 'meh'?

Yeah... you're not good at this.

 

[NeilIN72]

You lost me with having Manhunt as your next to worst show of the year and calling it boring. That show was compelling and had some really interesting twists and turns that actually spurred me on to reading more about its historical accuracy. If you were bored, that's on you but the show had compelling stories and I learned more about John Wilkes Booth in it than I ever did in high school or college U.S. History classes!