Emmy-winning dramas, bizarre sketch comedy series, sci-fi romps, and comic book reimaginings -- TV was actually pretty good this year.
The article from Uproxx lists the best TV shows of 2024, highlighting a diverse range of genres and platforms. It includes shows like "True Detective: Night Country," which brings back the anthology series with a new setting in Alaska, and "ShÅgun," a historical drama set in feudal Japan. "Fallout" adapts the popular video game into a series, exploring a post-apocalyptic world, while "Baby Reindeer" offers a unique take on stalking and personal trauma. Other notable mentions are "Ripley," a stylish adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel, and "The Sympathizer," which delves into espionage and identity during the Vietnam War. The list also features "Hacks" for its sharp comedy, "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" for its spy-thriller reboot, and "Colin From Accounts" for its quirky Australian humor. Each show is praised for its storytelling, character development, and innovative approaches to television, reflecting the year's trend towards diverse narratives and high-quality production.
Humor & Quirks
Mon, December 9, 2024 
