The 50 best TV shows of 2023, including Silo, Deadloch, Reservation Dogs, Jury Duty, Fleishman Is in Trouble, Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland, Poker Face, Succession, and The Bear.
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The 50 best TV shows of 2023, including Silo, Deadloch, Reservation Dogs, Jury Duty, Fleishman Is in Trouble, Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland, Poker Face, Succession, and The Bear.
Discussion 5 comments
So happy to see Top Boy at #8. Feel like this is one of the great shows and it hasn't gotten the attention it deserves.
Agreed. Great final season.
The Bear as #1 warms the cockles of my heart. The S2E6 was television at its best.
"Fishes" definitely was an all-timer. Somewhat difficult to watch because I found it so stressful.
The much quieter subsequent episode, "Forks", was my favourite of the year. The cameo at the end capped what, to me, was a perfect episode of TV.
Yeah, Forks was my favorite of the season and one of the best episodes of the year on any show. But to have two such high-quality episodes in one season is a miracle.
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