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1. Better Call Saul
2. Mr. Mayor
3. Paper Girls
4. Atlanta
5. Peacemaker
6. Severance
7. Slow Horses
8. The Old Man
9. The Simpsons
10. Andor(11. The Dropout
12. WeCrashed
13. Irma Vep
14. Barry
15. Stranger Things
16. Abbott Elementary
17. Only Murders in the Building
18. Euphoria
19. What We Do in the Shadows
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10. Rap Sh!t
9. Made for Love
8. Derry Girls
7. Atlanta (Season 4)
6. Better Things
5. This is Going to Hurt
4. Reservation Dogs
3. Severance
2. The Rehearsal
1. Better Call Saul
ReplyCopy URLhttps://time.com/6235712/best-tv-shows-2022/ 10. Rap Sh!t 9. Made for Love 8. Derry Girls 7. Atlanta (Season 4) 6. Better Things 5. This is Going to Hurt 4. Reservation Dogs 3. Severance 2. The Rehearsal 1. Better Call Saul
I really am curious to see how Reservation Dogs fares on the aggregate. I feel like some critics have dropped it from their lists altogether whilst others have kept it in the same fairly high positions they had last year in spite of the strong competition overall.
P-Valley and The White Lotus are the two shows that Berman has dropped from her list last time round (although the latter could just be because it’s still airing). Better Call Saul was no.2 last time round behind I May Destroy You.
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Wow I love this list. Was Made for Love on her list last year as well? Berman’s been an outspoken champion for it in her review, best of the month list and mid-year list, so I wasn’t surprised to see it hear but I feel like it’s not going to show up on any other lists.
Reservation Dogs is weird, I feel like some critics are obsessed with it while others that are maybe more focused on popular/genre TV (like a lot of the other lists we’ve seen so far) have probably not even watched this season. My thought that it would do really well this year was from Alan Sepinwall and Dan Feinberg both expressing that they wanted to put it as number 1 on their lists back when it finished airing, but they’ve also put stuff like For All Mankind and Lovecraft Country in their top 3 that hasn’t had much play on a lot of lists.
ReplyCopy URL1. Andor
2. Barry
3. Abbott Elementary
4. Better Call Saul
5. The Bear
6. What We Do in the Shadows
7. Hacks
8. Our Flag Means Death
9. The Afterparty
10. Reservation Dogs11. Only Murders in the Building
12. Severance
13. The Rehearsal
14. Minx
15. Ghosts (US)
16. Star Trek : Strange New Worlds
17. Under the Banner of Heaven
18. Derry Girls
19. The Dropout
20. The Lord of the Rings : The Rings of Power21. Bad Sisters
22. Pam and Tommy
23. Ms. Marvel
24. Peacemaker
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With three of the Metacritic esteemed publications in I believe this is how the aggregate currently stands:
1. Better Call Saul = 4 points (1 #1)
2. Andor = 3 points (1 #1)
2. The Rehearsal = 3 points (1 #2)
4. Barry = 2 points (1 #2)
4. Hacks = 2 points
4. Reservation Dogs = 2 points
4. This is Going to Hurt = 2 pointsAbbott Elementary, The Afterparty, Atlanta,The Bear, Better Things, Derry Girls, The Good Fight, Made for Love, Mo, My Brilliant Friend, Our Flag Means Death, The Patient, Rap Sh!t, Rothaniel, Severance, Somebody Somewhere, This Fool and What We Do in the Shadows all have one point apiece.
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I missed the honourable mentions on Judy Berman’s list:
Abbott Elementary
Search Party
Conversations with Friends
Interview with the Vampire
Barry
The Girl from Plainville
Irma Vep
Sort of
What We Do in the ShadowsShe also singled out Kindred and The White Lotus as having really good starts, but she didn’t feel comfortable adding them to the list without seeing their seasons in full.
ReplyCopy URLHere’s what the aggregate looks like with every list included (I also gave the 11-20 and honourable mentions that brought the list to 20 or less half a point):
1. Severance (7.5 points)
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2. Better Call Saul (6 points)
3. The Rehearsal (5.5 points)
4. House of the Dragon (5 points)
5. Andor (4.5 points)
6. The Bear (3.5 points)
7. Station Eleven (3 points)
7. This is Going to Hurt (3 points)
7. Atlanta (3 points)
7. Abbott Elementary (3 points)
7. Barry (3 points)So happy it’s doing well, I heard one or two critics say they’re planning to exclude it because they felt the last episode was unethical (I don’t agree personally, I think it’s the risk inherent in having child actors at all) so I’m very happy to see all this love for it. I still can’t stop thinking about the fourth episode.
ReplyCopy URLIndiewire‘s best episodes of 2022:
1. “American Auto” Season 1, Episode 6: “Commercial”
2. “The Afterparty” Season 1, Episode 3: “Yasper”
3. “Euphoria” Season 2, Episode 5: “Stand Still Like a Hummingbird”
4. “Severance” Season 1, Episode 1: “Good News About Hell”
5. “The Gilded Age” Season 1, Episode 6: “Heads Have Rolled for Less”
6. “The Dropout” Season 1, Episode 4: “Old White Men”
7. “Abbott Elementary” Season 1, Episode 11: “Desking”
8. “Better Call Saul” Season 6, Episode 1: “Wine and Roses”
9. “Hacks” Season 2 Episode 4: “The Captain’s Wife”
10. “Barry” Season 3, Episode 6: “710N”11. “Players” Season 1, Episode 1: “Creamcheese”
12. “The Bear” Season 1, Episode 7: “Review”
13. “The Rehearsal” Season 1, Episode 1: “Orange Juice, No Pulp”
14. “What We Do in the Shadows” Season 4, Episode 5: “Private School”
15. “Los Espookys” Season 2, Episode 2: “Bibi’s”
16. “Atlanta” Season 4, Episode 4: “Light Skinned-ed”
17. “Kevin Can F**k Himself” Season 2, Episode 8: “Allison’s House”
18. “The Good Fight” Season 6, Episode 6: “The End of a Saturday”
19. “Documentary Now!” Season 4, Episode 3: “Two Hairdressers in Bagglyport”
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10. Rap Sh!t
9. Made for Love
8. Derry Girls
7. Atlanta (Season 4)
6. Better Things
5. This is Going to Hurt
4. Reservation Dogs
3. Severance
2. The Rehearsal
1. Better Call Saul
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