The Best TV Seasons Certified Fresh at 100%

Updated November 3, 2025

Debate over TV’s best shows will rage eternal, but what we’ve found here at Rotten Tomatoes is that not every season of those “best” series are created equal.

Some of the best series of all time ran long enough to see their season scores land all over the map, so we decided to collect the best of the best and rounded up the seasons with perfect 100% Tomatometer scores. They are ranked below by the number of reviews.

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These 10 series are just the thing to bring you from winter to spring this March, whether you are craving wars between gods, unlikely romantic comedies, badly behaved rich folk, or the corrupt getting their due. Catch our monthly binge guide below.

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American Gods () 76%  (Starz)

What it is: The gods are out to play — and out for blood — in this cult favorite series on Starz. Based on the fantasy novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman, American Gods follows recently released convict Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle), who’s employed by the mysterious Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane) as a bodyguard. Diving into a world of dark magic and gods new and old, it is soon revealed that Mr. Wednesday is on a mission to unite the Old Gods against the rise of the New.

Why you should watch it: Few series are quite as engrossingly strange and ambitious as American Gods, and that’s what has us hooked. It’s a timely commentary on the world we live in today but set against the backdrop of a dark and lurid fantasy epic. Season 2 premieres March 10.

Where to watch it: Amazon, FandangoNow, Google Play, Hulu, Microsoft, Vudu

Commitment: Approx. 8 hours

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Catastrophe () 98%  (Amazon Prime)

What it is: Here’s a romantic comedy squarely for adults. Amazon’s very funny London-set Catastrophe shows what happens when a no-strings-attached week of sex between a visiting American businessman (Rob Delaney) and an Irish schoolteacher (Sharon Horgan) turns into an unexpected pregnancy, a move overseas, and a proposal. And that’s just in the first episode.

Why you should watch it: Co-creators and stars Horgan and Delaney perfectly blend comedy and heart in their utterly original spin on the classic sitcom. Plus, their airtight scripts full of rat-a-tat-tat dialogue are about as joyously quippy and naturalistic as they come. (Judging from the pair’s famous Twitter accounts, that comes as little surprise.) And did we mention the late, great Carrie Fisher co-stars? The fourth and final season premieres March 15.

Where to watch it: Amazon

Commitment: About 8.5 hours

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The Good Fight () 95% (CBS All Access)

What it is: Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) gets the leading lady treatment with CBS All Access’ hit spin-off of The Good Wife. Set one year after the events of that acclaimed series’ finale (and picking up on the morning of President Donald Trump’s inauguration), The Good Fight follows Lockhart after she’s forced out of her own firm and teams up with goddaughter Maia Rindell (Game of Thrones’ Rose Leslie) and The Good Wife‘s Lucca Quinn (Cush Jumbo).

Why you should watch it: Sure, if you loved The Good Wife, you’ll love The Good Fight — but believe it or not, Baranski is even more astounding here and finds exciting new shades to the beloved Diane Lockhart. Season 3 premieres March 14.

Where to watch it: Amazon, CBS All Access, FandangoNow, Google Play, Microsoft, Vudu

Commitment: Approx. 19.5 hours

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Queer Eye () 93% (Netflix)

What it is: The early aughts’ hit, boundary-pushing reality series Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, gets a makeover of its own with this charming, three-time Emmy-winning reboot on Netflix.

Why you should watch it: If any other series captured the world’s collective heart over the last year like Queer Eye did, we haven’t heard of it. Yes, its main hook lies in the fashionable, fabulous, and heartwarming makeovers the Queer Eye guys give Georgia men (and the occasional woman), but you’ll stick around for the playful banter and true, deep friendship between the main cast of industry experts. It all packs a surprisingly emotional punch, so stock up on tissues! Season 3 premieres March 15.

Where to watch it: Netflix

Commitment: Approx. 12 hours

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Billions () 87% (Showtime)

What it is: Showtime’s Billions dramatizes the high-stakes world of Wall Street when Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), a U.S. attorney, sets his sights on bringing down hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod (Homeland‘s Damian Lewis) for insider trading and other illegal proclivities. Talk about one-percenters.

Why you should watch it: Giamatti has built a career on playing the everyman, and here, he’s fighting for him. The actor’s turn as the hard-hitting U.S. attorney would be reason alone to watch (scenes of surprise BDSM and all), but Billions also boasts a timely, engrossing premise and firecracker performances from Lewis, Maggie Siff, Condola Rashad, and a bevy of other supporters that meet Giamatti mark for mark. Season 4 premieres March 17.

Where to watch it: Amazon, FandangoNow, Google Play, Hulu, Vudu

Commitment: Approx. 36 hours

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Jane The Virgin () 100% (The CW)

What it is: It comes as no surprise that a series as sprawling and ambitious as Jane the Virgin has taken on many forms over the last four seasons, but the family-driven hourlong series begins when Jane, the titular character, is accidentally artificially inseminated.  

Why you should watch it: More than just a star-making vehicle for the incomparable Gina Rodriguez, Jane the Virgin is a dramedy like no other, rolling out bits of magical realism, vital cultural representation, female empowerment, and plenty of charm. It’s a series that wears its heart on its sleeve, and we can’t wait to see what its final installment has in store. Season 5 premieres March 27.

Where to watch it: Amazon, FandangoNow, Google Play, Microsoft, Netflix, Vudu

Commitment: Approx. 57 hours

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Happy! () 84% (Syfy)

What it is: A small-screen adaptation of Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson’s graphic novel of the same name, Happy! follows a crooked, alcoholic cop-turned-hitman Nick Sax (Christopher Meloni) who inexplicably begins seeing his kidnapped daughter’s imaginary friend: a blue winged horse named Happy (voiced by Patton Oswalt). Together, they set out on a mission to find a Santa-dressed kidnapper on-the-loose.

Why you should watch it: “Happy” is one word for it, another is “weird.” Other words for it are “transporting,” or “hallucinogenic,” or “wild” — all meant in the best way. Unlike just about anything else on TV, Happy! demands your attention and promises a crazy ride. Season 2 premieres March 27.

Where to watch it: Amazon, FandangoNow, Google Play, Microsoft, Netflix, Vudu

Commitment: Approx. 6 hours

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Santa Clarita Diet () 89% (Netflix)

What it is: We’ve seen the modern-day American layperson satirized to no end on the small screen, but we’ve never seen them with zombies. That’s where Santa Clarita Diet comes in. Sheila (Drew Barrymore) and Joel Hammond (Timothy Olyphant) are happily married real-estate agents living in the titular Californian town when Sheila unexpectedly becomes a bloodthirsty, flesh-craving, card-carrying member of the living dead.

Why you should watch it: Any excuse to watch Barrymore is A-OK in our book, but it’s even better when it’s a series as unique, fun, and — pardon the pun — biting as Santa Clarita Diet. Driven by its central mystery as much as it is its core cast of characters, it’s a suburban satire for all, not just fans of The Walking Dead. Season 3 premieres March 29.

Where to watch it: Netflix

Commitment: Approx. 10 hours

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Barry () 98% (HBO)

What it is: Bill Hader stars as Barry Berman, a Midwestern hitman who, when traveling to Los Angeles for a job, unexpectedly takes an acting class and considers a career change.

Why you should watch it: Henry Winkler is gifted the kind of late-career role that the Happy Days TV veteran has long deserved in washed-up acting coach Gene Cousineau. (And he’s got the Emmy to prove it!) That in itself is reason enough to tune into Barry, but then there’s the title character himself. Hader has never been better as the hitman-turned-aspiring actor: circumstantially funny as a fish out of water, boasting leading-man gravitas as a morally torn hero, and even exuding an unexpected sex appeal as a kickass former Marine. Season 2 premieres March 31.

Where to watch it: Amazon, FandangoNow, Google Play, HBO Now, Vudu

Commitment: Approx. 4 hours

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Veep () 93% (HBO)

What it is: Selina Meyer is an anti-heroine for the ages as a former senator and now Vice President of the United States who curses like a sailor and handles the things her predecessor never bothered to attend to.

Why you should watch it: There are few comedic performances as decorated as Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ turn in HBO and creator Armando Iannucci’s Veep (a record-tying five Emmy wins for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for the same role, to be exact). But still, she and the series seem to get better year after year. While Veep started out as a hilarious satire of the goings-on in our country’s capitol, it’s proven over the last few seasons to be more of a premonitory look at what’s to come in the West Wing — making it as relevant and darkly funny as ever. The seventh and final season premieres March 31.

Where to watch it: Amazon, FandangoNow, Google Play, HBO Now, Microsoft, Vudu

Commitment: About 29 hours

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Thumbnail photo courtesy Patrick Ecclesine/CBS; Isabella Vosmikova/HBO; Jan Thijs/Starz/Fremantle

Gather ’round, witches and warlocks: Netflix has ordered 16 new episodes of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, in addition to the nine-episode Part Two that is set to premiere on April 5, 2019.

Said creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa in a statement announcing the news,  “Praise Satan! I’m so grateful to my partners at Warner Brothers, Netflix, Berlanti Television, and Archie Productions for supporting this darker vision of the world’s most famous teen witch. And I’m thrilled to be continuing to tell Sabrina’s chilling adventures with our incredible cast and crew, led by the unstoppable Kiernan Shipka.”

The new episodes will air in two parts (Parts Three and Four), and will begin filming in 2019. The series’ holiday special, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale, debuted on Dec. 14.

Latest update (12/18): Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: parts 3 and 4 (Netflix) – Renewed; Ray Donovan: season 7 (Showtime) – Renewed; Van Helsing: season 4 (Syfy) – Renewed; Sorry for Your Loss: season 2 (Facebook) – Renewed; Tell Me a Story: season 2 (CBS All Access) – Renewed; Elementary: season 7 (CBS) – Cancelled (after final seventh season); Magic for Humans: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed; Five Points: season 2 (Facebook) – Renewed; Sacred Lies: season 2 (Facebook) – Renewed.

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$100,000 Pyramid: season 3 (ABC) – Renewed
The 100: season 6 (The CW) – Renewed (pictured)
12 Monkeys: season 4 (SyFy) – Cancelled (after fourth season)
13 Reasons Why: season 3 (Netflix)  – Renewed
2 Dope Queens: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
48 Hours: season 32 (CBS) – Renewed
60 Minutes: season 51 (CBS) – Renewed
9-1-1: season 2 (Fox) – Renewed
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A Discovery of Witches: seasons 2 and 3 (Sundance Now) – Renewed (before season 1’s U.S. debut)
Absentia: season 2 (Prime Video) – Renewed 
Adam Ruins Everything: season 3 (tru TV) – Renewed
Adventure Time: season 10 (Cartoon Network) – Cancelled (after final season)
The Affair: season 5 (Showtime) – Cancelled (after final season)
Aggretsuko: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Alex Inc: Season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
Alexa & Katie: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Alienist: season 2 (TNT) – Renewed
Alone: season 6 (History) – Renewed
Alone Together: season 2 (Freeform) – Cancelled
Altered Carbon: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
America’s Funniest Home Videos: season 29 (ABC) – Renewed
American Crime Story: season 3 (FX) – Renewed
American Dad: season 14 (TBS) – Renewed
American Gods: season 2 (Starz) – Renewed (pictured)
American Horror Story: season 10 (FX) – Renewed
American Housewife: season 3 (ABC) – Renewed
American Idol: season 17/season 2 (ABC) – Renewed (for second season on ABC, 17th overall)
American Vandal: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled
American Woman: season 1 (Paramount) – Cancelled
The Amazing Race: season 31 (CBS) – Renewed
The Americans: season 6 (FX) – Cancelled (after final sixth season)
Ancient Aliens: season 13 (History) – Renewed
Andi Mack: season 3 (Disney Channel) – Renewed
Angie Tribeca: season 4 (TBS) – Renewed
Animal Kingdom: season 3 (TNT) – Renewed
Animals: season 3 (HBO)  – Cancelled
Anne With an E: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Another Period: season 3 (Comedy Central) – Cancelled
A.P. Bio: season 2 (NBC) – Renewed
Archer: season 10 (FX) – Renewed
Arrested Development: season 5 (Netflix) – Renewed
Arrow: season 7 (The CW) – Renewed 
Ash vs. Evil Dead: season 3 (Starz) – Cancelled
At Home With Amy Sedaris: season 2 (truTV) – Renewed 
Atlanta: season 3 (FX)  – Renewed
Atypical: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
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B: The Beginning: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Bachelor: season 23 (ABC) – Renewed
Ballers: season 5 (HBO) – Renewed
The Baroness Von Sketch Show: season 4 (IFC) – Renewed
Barry: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed (pictured)
Baskets: season 4 (FX) – Renewed
Beat Shazam: season 3 (Fox) – Renewed
Being Mary Jane: season 4 (BET) – Cancelled (after two-hour movie)
Below Deck Mediterranean: season 4 (Bravo) – Renewed
Berlin Station: season 3 (Epix) – Renewed
Better Things: season 3 (FX) – Renewed
The Big Bang Theory: season 12 (CBS) – Cancelled (after an “epic” final season)
Big Brother: season 20 (CBS) – Renewed
Big Little Lies: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
Big Mouth: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Billions: season 4 (Showtime) – Renewed
Black-ish: season 5 (ABC) – Renewed
Black Lightning: season 2 (The CW) – Renewed
Black Mirror: season 5 (Netflix) – Renewed
Blindspot: season 4 (NBC) – Renewed
Blood Drive: season 1 (Syfy) – Cancelled 
Blue Bloods: season 9 (CBS) – Renewed
Bojack Horseman: season 6 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Bold Type: season 2 (Freeform) – Renewed
Bosch: season 6 (Amazon) – Renewed
The Brave: season 1 (NBC) – Cancelled 
The Break with Michelle Wolf: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Bridezillas: season 11 (We) – Renewed
Broad City: season 5 (Comedy Central) – Cancelled (after final fifth season)
Brockmire: season 4 (IFC) – Renewed
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 5 (Fox) – Cancelled by Fox; Renewed for Season 6 by NBC
Bull: season 3 (CBS) – Renewed
Burden of Truth: season 2 (The CW) – Renewed
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 Castle Rock: season 2 (Hulu) – Renewed
 Castlevania: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed 
Celebrity Family Feud: season 4 (ABC) – Renewed
Champions: season 1 (NBC) – Cancelled
Chance: season 2 (Hulu) – Cancelled
Channel Zero: season 4 (Syfy) – Renewed
Chelsea: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Chesapeake Shores: season 3 (Hallmark) – Renewed
The Chi: season 2 (Showtime) – Renewed
Chicago Fire: season 7 (NBC) – Renewed
Chicago Med: season 4 (NBC) – Renewed
Chicago P.D.: season 6 (NBC) – Renewed
Child Support: season 2 (ABC) – Renewed
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: parts 3 and 4 (Netflix) – Renewed
Chrisley Knows Best: season 7 (USA) – Renewed
The Circus: season 3 (Showtime) – Renewed
Class: season 1 (BBC America) – Cancelled
Claws: season 2 (TNT) – Renewed
Cloak & Dagger: season 2 (Freeform) – Renewed
Cobra Kai: season 2 (YouTube Premium) – Renewed (pictured)
Colony: season 3 (USA) – Renewed
Condor: season 2 (Audience) – Renewed
Corporate: season 2 (Comedy Central) – Renewed
Cosmos: season 2 (National Geographic/Fox) – Renewed
Counterpart: season 2 (Starz) – Renewed
Crashing: season 3 (HBO) – Renewed
Craig of the Creek: season 2 (Cartoon Network) – Renewed
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: season 4 (The CW) – Renewed (for final season)
The Crossing: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
The Crown: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Curb Your Enthusiasm: season 10 (HBO) – Renewed
The Curse of Oak Island: season 6 (History) – Renewed
The Curse of Civil War Gold: season 2 (History) – Renewed
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Damnation: season 1 (SyFy) – Cancelled
Dancing With the Stars: season 27 (ABC) – Renewed
Dark: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Dark Matter: season 3 (SyFy) – Cancelled
Daytime Divas: season 1 (VH1) – Cancelled
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: season 4 (The CW) – Renewed
Dear White People: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Designated Survivor: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed (pictured)
Deception: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
The Detour: season 4 (TBS) – Renewed
Detroiters: season 2 (Comedy Central) – Cancelled
The Deuce: season 3 (HBO) – Renewed (ending after third and final season)
Deutschland 83: season 2 (Sundance) – Renewed
Dice: season 2 (Showtime) – Cancelled
Dietland: season 1 (AMC) – Cancelled
Difficult People: season 4 (Hulu) – Cancelled
Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency: season 2 (BBC America) – Cancelled
Disenchantment: seasons 2 and 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Disjointed: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Divorce: season 3 (HBO) – Renewed
Doc McStuffins: season 5 (Disney Junior) – Renewed
Doctor Who: season 12 (BBC America) – Renewed
Documentary Now: season 3 (IFC) – Renewed
Don’t Be Tardy: season 7 (Bravo) – Renewed
Drunk History: season 6 (Comedy Central) – Renewed
The Dude Perfect Show: season 3 (Nickelodeon) – Renewed
Dynasty: season 2 (The CW) – Renewed
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Elementary: season 7 (CBS) – Cancelled (after final seventh season)
Elite: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Ellen’s Game of Games: season 2 (NBC) – Renewed
Empire: season 5 (Fox) – Renewed
The End of The F***ing World: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Everything Sucks: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
The Exorcist: season 2 (Fox) – Cancelled
The Expanse (pictured above): season 3 (SyFy) – Cancelled; season 4 (Amazon) – Renewed
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F is for Family: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Falling Water: season 2 (USA) – Cancelled
Famous in Love: season 2 (Freeform) – Cancelled
Fargo: season 4 (FX) – Renewed
Feud: season 2 (FX) – Renewed
Final Space: season 2 (TBS) – Renewed
Five Points: season 2 (Facebook) – Renewed
The Flash: season 5 (The CW) – Renewed (pictured)
Fleabag: season 2 (Amazon) – Renewed
Flipping Out: season 11 (Bravo) – Renewed
Floribama Shore: season 2 (MTV) – Renewed
For the People: season 2 (ABC) – Renewed
The Fosters: season 5 (Freeform) – Cancelled (after three-part wrap-up)
The Four: season  2 (Fox) – Renewed
Fresh Off the Boat: season 5 (ABC) – Renewed
Friends from College: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Frontier: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Full Frontal With Samantha Bee: season 4 (TBS) – Renewed
Fuller House: season 4 (Netflix) – Renewed
Future Man: season 2 (Hulu) – Renewed
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Game of Thrones: season 8 (HBO) – Cancelled (after final eighth season) (pictured)
Genius: season 3 (National Geographic) – Renewed
The Get Down: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Get Shorty: season 3 (Epix) – Renewed
The Gifted: season 2 (Fox) – Renewed
Girlboss: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce: season 5 (Bravo) – Cancelled (after final fifth season)
GLOW: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Goliath: season 3 (Amazon) – Renewed
The Gong Show: season 2 (ABC) – Renewed
Good Behavior: season 2 (TNT) – Cancelled
Good Girls: season 2 (NBC) – Renewed
The Good Cop: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
The Good Doctor: season 2 (ABC) – Renewed
The Good Fight: season 3 (CBS All Access) – Renewed
The Good Place: season 4 (NBC) – Renewed
The Gorburger Show: season 1 (Comedy Central) – Cancelled
Gotham: season 5 (Fox) – Renewed (for one final season)
Grace and Frankie: season 5 (Netflix) – Renewed
Grantchester: season 4 (PBS) – Renewed
Graves: season 2 (Epix) – Cancelled
Great News: season 2 (NBC) – Cancelled
Greenleaf: season 4 (OWN) – Renewed
Grey’s Anatomy: season 15 (ABC) – Renewed
Growing Up Hip-Hop: Atlanta season 2 (We) – Renewed
Grown-ish: season 2 (Freeform) – Renewed
The Guest Book: season 2 (TBS) – Renewed
Gypsy: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
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Halt and Catch Fire: season 4 (AMC) – Cancelled
The Handmaid’s Tale: season 3 (Hulu) – Renewed (pictured)
Hap & Leonard: season 3 (Sundance) – Cancelled
Happy!: season 2 (Syfy) – Renewed
Harlots: season 3 (Hulu) – Renewed
Haters Back Off: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled 
Hawaii Five-0: season 9 (CBS) – Renewed
Heathers: season 1 (Paramount Network) – Cancelled, but shopping around
Hell’s Kitchen: season 18 (FOX) – Renewed
Henry Danger: season 5 (Nickelodeon) – Renewed
Here and Now: season 1 (HBO) – Cancelled 
High Maintenance: season 3 (HBO) – Renewed
His Dark Materials: season 2 (BBC) – Renewed
Hit the Floor: season 4 (VH1) – Cancelled
Homeland: season 8 (Showtime) – Cancelled (after a final season)
House of Cards: season 6 (Netflix) – Cancelled (after upcoming sixth season)
How to Get Away With Murder: season 5 (ABC) – Renewed
Humans: season 3 (AMC) – Renewed
Hunter Street: season 3 (Nickelodeon) – Renewed
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I Love Dick: season 1 (Amazon) – Cancelled
I Love You, America: season 2 (Hulu) – Renewed
I’m Dying Up Here: season 2 (Showtime) – Cancelled
I’m Sorry: season 2 (TruTV) – Renewed
Imposters: season 3 (Bravo) – Renewed
Impulse: season 2 (YouTube Premium) – Renewed
Incorporated: season 1 (SyFy) – Cancelled
Insatiable: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Insecure: season 4 (HBO) – Renewed (pictured)
iZombie: season 5 (The CW) – Renewed
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Jane The Virgin: season 5 (The CW) – Renewed (pictured)
Jean-Claude Van Johnson: season 2 (Amazon) – Cancelled
Jersey Shore Family Vacation: season 2 (MTV) – Renewed
The Jim Jefferies Show: season 2 (Comedy Central) – Renewed
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
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Kevin (Probably) Saves the World: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
Kidding: season 2 (Showtime) – Renewed
Killing Eve: season 2 (BBC America) – Renewed (pictured)
Killjoys: season 5 (SyFy) – Renewed
Knightfall: season 2 (History) – Renewed
Knight Squad: season 2 (Nickelodeon) – Renewed
Krypton: season 2 (SyFy) – Renewed
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Lady Dynamite: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled 
Last Chance U: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Last Man on Earth: Season 3 (Fox) – Cancelled 
Last Man Standing: season 7 (Fox) – Renewed (after being canceled by ABC in 2017)
The Last O.G.: season 2 (TBS) – Renewed
The Last Ship: season 5 (TNT) – Cancelled (after final fifth season)
The Last Tycoon: season 1 (Amazon) – Cancelled
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: season 7 (HBO) – Renewed
The Leftovers: season 3 (HBO) – Cancelled
Legion: season 3 (FX) – Renewed
Lethal Weapon: season 3 (Fox) – Renewed (Seann William Scott replaces Clayne Crawford)
Liar: season 2 (Sundance) – Renewed
The Librarians: season 4 (TNT) – Cancelled
Life Sentence: season 1 (The CW) – Cancelled
Lodge 49: season 2 (AMC) – Renewed 
Lore: season 2 (Amazon) – Renewed 
Lost in Space: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed 
Loudermilk: season 3 (AT&T) – Renewed
Love: season 3 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Lucifer: season 4 (Netflix) – Renewed (After being canceled by Fox)
Luther: season 5 (BBC America) – Renewed (pictured)
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MacGyver: season 3 (CBS) – Renewed
Madam Secretary: season 5 (CBS) – Renewed
Magic for Humans: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Magicians: season 4 (Syfy) – Renewed
Major Crimes: season 6 (TNT) – Cancelled (after final sixth season)
Making a Murderer: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Man at Arms: season 2 (El Rey) – Renewed
Man in the High Castle: season 4 (Amazon) – Renewed
Marcella: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Marlon: season 2 (NBC) – Renewed
Married to Medicine: season 6 (Bravo) – Renewed
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: season 7 (ABC) – Renewed
Marvel’s Daredevil: season 3 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Marvel’s Inhumans: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
Marvel’s Iron Fist: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Marvel’s Jessica Jones: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Marvel’s Luke Cage: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Marvel’s The Punisher: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed (pictured)
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: seasons 2 and 3 (Amazon) – Renewed
MasterChef: season 10 (Fox) – Renewed
Masters of Illusion: season 7 (The CW) – Renewed
Match Game: season 3 (ABC) – Renewed
Mayans M.C.: season 2 (FX) – Renewed
The Mayor: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
Mercy Street: season 2 (PBS) – Cancelled
The Middle: season 9 (ABC) – Cancelled (after final ninth season)
The Mick: season 2 (Fox) – Cancelled
Midnight, Texas: season 2 (NBC) – Renewed
Mighty Magiswords: season 2 (Cartoon Network) – Renewed
Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles: season 11 (Bravo) – Renewed
Million Dollar Listing New York: season 7 (Bravo) – Renewed
Mindhunter: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Mindy Project: season 6 (Hulu) – Cancelled (after final sixth season)
The Mist: season 1 (Spike) – Cancelled 
Modern Family: season 10 (ABC) – Renewed
Mom: season 6 (CBS) – Renewed
Mountain Men: season 8 (History) – Renewed
Mozart in the Jungle: season 4 (Amazon) – Cancelled
Mr. Inbetween: season 2 (FX) – Renewed
Mr. Mercedes: season 3 (Audience) – Renewed
Mr. Robot: season 4 (USA Network)  – Cancelled (after its final season)
My Brilliant Friend: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
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The OA: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Odd Mom Out: season 3 (Bravo) – Cancelled
On My Block: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Once Upon a Time: season 7 (ABC) – Cancelled
One Dollar: season 1 (CBS All Access) – Cancelled
One Mississippi: season 2 (Amazon) – Cancelled
Orange Is the New Black: season 7 (Netflix) – Cancelled (after final seventh season)
The Originals: season 5 (CW) – Cancelled (after final fifth season)
Orphan Black: season 5 (BBC America) – Cancelled
The Orville: season 2 (Fox) – Renewed
Outcast: season 2 (Cinemax) – Cancelled
Outlander: season 5 and 6 (Starz) – Renewed (pictured)
The Outpost: season 2 (The CW) – Renewed
Ozark: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
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Paradise PD: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Path: season 3 (Hulu) – Cancelled
Patriot: season 2 (Amazon) – Renewed
Penn & Teller: Fool Us: season 6 (The CW) – Renewed
People of Earth: season 3 (TBS) – Cancelled
Playing House: season 3 (USA) – Cancelled
Please Like Me: season 4 (Hulu) – Cancelled
Poldark: season 5 (BBC1) – Cancelled (after fifth and final season)
Portlandia: season 8 (IFC) – Cancelled
Pose: season 2 (FX) – Renewed
Power: season 5 (Starz) – Renewed
Preacher: season 4 (AMC) – Renewed (pictured)
Pretty Little Liars: season 7 (Freeform) – Cancelled
Project Runway: season 18 (Bravo) – Renewed
Pure: season 2 (WGN America) – Renewed
The Purge: season 2 (USA) – Renewed
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The Quad: season 2 (BET) – Cancelled
Quantico: season 3 (ABC) – Cancelled
Quarry: season 1 (Cinemax) – Cancelled
Queen of the South: season 4 (USA) – Renewed
Queer Eye: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed (pictured)

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R

The Rain: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
The Ranch: season 4 (Netflix) – Renewed
Random Acts of Flyness: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
Raven’s Home: season 3 (Disney Channel) – Renewed
Ray Donovan: season 7 (Showtime) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of Atlanta: season 11 (Bravo) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: season 9 (Bravo) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of Dallas: season 3 (Bravo) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of New Jersey: season 9 (Bravo) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of New York City: season 11 (Bravo) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of Orange County: season 13 (Bravo) – Renewed
The Real Housewives of Potomac: season 4 (Bravo) – Renewed
Red Oaks: season 3 (Amazon) – Cancelled
The Resident: season 2 (Fox) – Renewed
Reverie: season 1 (NBC) – Cancelled
Rick and Morty: 70 episodes (Adult Swim) – Renewed
Rise: season 1 (NBC) – Cancelled
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: season 2 (Nickelodeon) – Renewed
Riverdale: season 3 (The CW) – Renewed (pictured)
Riviera: season 2 (Sundance Now) – Renewed
Room 104: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
Roseanne: season 10 (ABC) – Renewed then Cancelled
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars: season 4 (VH1) – Renewed
Marvel’s Runaways: season 2 (Hulu) – Renewed
Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes On Television: season 2 (YouTube) – Renewed
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Sacred Lies: season 2 (Facebook) – Renewed
Salvation: season 2 (CBS) – Cancelled
Santa Clarita Diet: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Scandal: season 7 (ABC) – Cancelled (after final seventh season)
Schitt’s Creek: season 5 (Pop) – Renewed
Scream: season 3 (MTV) – Renewed
SEAL Team: season 2 (CBS) – Renewed
Search Party: season 3 (TBS) – Renewed
Sense8: season 2 (Netflix) – Cancelled (after wrap-up TV movie)
A Series of Unfortunate Events: season 3 (Netflix) –  Cancelled  (after third and final season)
Seven Seconds: season 1 (Netflix) – Cancelled
Shades of Blue: season 3 (NBC) – Cancelled  (after third and final season)
Shadowhunters: season 3 (Freeform) – Cancelled (with a two hour finale in 2019)
Shahs of Sunset: season 7 (Bravo) – Renewed
Shameless: season 9 (Showtime) – Renewed
The Shannara Chronicles: season 2 (Spike) – Cancelled
She’s Gotta Have It: season 2 (Netflix) – Renewed
Shooter: season 3 (USA) – Cancelled
Shut Eye: season 2 (Hulu) – Cancelled
Silicon Valley: season 6 (HBO) – Renewed
The Simpsons: season 30 (FOX) – Renewed
The Sinner: season 2 (USA) – Renewed
Siren: season 2 (Freeform) – Renewed
Six: season 2 (History) – Cancelled
SMILF: season 2 (Showtime) – Renewed
Snowfall: season 3 (FX) – Renewed
The Son: season 2 (AMC) – Renewed
Sorry for Your Loss: season 2 (Facebook) – Renewed
South Park: season 23 (Comedy Central) – Renewed
Southern Charm: season 6 (Bravo) – Renewed
Southern Charm Savannah: season 2 (Bravo) – Renewed
Speechless: season 3 (ABC) – Renewed
Splitting Up Together: season 2 (ABC) – Renewed
Stan Against Evil: season 3 (IFC) – Renewed
Star: season 3 (Fox) – Renewed
Star Trek: Discovery: season 2 (CBS All Access) – Renewed (pictured)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars season 7 (Disney Streaming) – Renewed
Star Wars: Rebels: season 4 (DXD) – Cancelled
StartUp: season 3 (Crackle) – Renewed
Station 19: season 2 (ABC) – Renewed
Step Up: High Water: season 2 (YouTube Premium) – Renewed
Still the King: season 2 (CMT) – Cancelled
The Strain: season 4 (FX) – Cancelled
Stranger Things: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Strange Angel: season 2 (CBS All Access) – Renewed
Strike Back: season 6 (Cinemax) – Renewed
Succession: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
Suits: season 8 (USA) – Renewed
Supergirl: season 4 (The CW) – Renewed
Supernatural: season 14 (The CW) – Renewed 
Superstore: season 4 (NBC) – Renewed
Survivor: season 37 (CBS) – Renewed
Survivor’s Remorse: season 4 (Starz) – Cancelled
Swamp People: season 10 (History) – Renewed
SWAT: season 2 (CBS) – Renewed
Sweetbitter: season 2 (Starz) – Renewed
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Taboo: season 2 (FX) – Renewed (pictured)
Take Two: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled
Taken: season 2 (NBC) – Cancelled
Tangled: season 2 (Disney) – Renewed
Teachers: season 3 (TV Land) – Cancelled
Teen Wolf: season 6 (MTV) – Cancelled 
Tell Me a Story: season 2 (CBS All Access) – Renewed
Ten Days in the Valley: season 1 (ABC) – Cancelled 
The Terror: season 2 (AMC) – Renewed
This Close: season 2 (Sundance) – Renewed
This Is Us: season 3 (NBC) – Renewed
The Tick: season 2 (Amazon) – Renewed
Titans: season 2 (DC Universe) – Renewed
Timeless: season 2 (NBC) – Cancelled (following two-part finale)
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: season 2 (Amazon) – Renewed
Top Chef: season 16 (Bravo) – Renewed
Tosh.0: season 12 (Comedy Central) – Renewed
Transparent: season 5 (Amazon)- Cancelled (after final fifth season)
Travelers: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Trial & Error: season 2 (NBC) – Renewed
Trollhunters: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Truck Night in America: season 2 (History)  – Renewed
Turn: season 4 (AMC) – Cancelled
Twisted Sisters: season 2 (Investigation Discovery) – Renewed
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U

Ultimate Beastmaster: season 3 (Netflix) – Renewed
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: season 4 (Netflix) – Cancelled (after final fourth season) (pictured)
Underground: season 2 (WGN America) – Cancelled
UnREAL: season 4 (Lifetime) – Renewed
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Valor: season 1 (The CW) – Cancelled
Van Helsing: season 4 (Syfy) – Renewed
Vanderpump Rules: season 7 (Bravo) – Renewed
Veep: season 7 (HBO) – Cancelled (after final seventh season) (pictured)
Veronica Mars: season 4 (Hulu) – Renewed
Versailles: season 3 (Ovation) – Cancelled
Vida: season 2 (Starz) – Renewed
The Voice: season 15 (NBC) – Renewed
Voltron:Legendary Defender season 8 (Netflix) – Cancelled
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W

The Walking Dead: season 9 (AMC) – Renewed (pictured)
The Wall: season 3 (NBC) – Renewed
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen: season 16 (Bravo) – Renewed
Westworld: season 3 (HBO) – Renewed
White Famous: season 1 (Showtime) – Cancelled
Whose Line Is It Anyway?: season 15 (The CW) – Renewed
Will: season 1 (TNT) – Cancelled
Will & Grace: season 11 (NBC) – Renewed
World of Dance: season 3 (NBC) – Renewed
Wrecked: season 3 (TBS) – Renewed
Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas: season 2 (HBO) – Renewed
Wynonna Earp: season 3 (Syfy) – Renewed
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X Company: season 3 (Ovation) – Cancelled (after final season)
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Young & Hungry: season 5 (Freeform) – Canceled (after final fifth season and movie)
Young Sheldon: season 2 (CBS) – Renewed
You’re the Worst: season 5 (FXX) – Canceled (after final fifth season)
You: season 2 (Lifetime) – Renewed
You Me Her: season 4 and 5 (Audience) – Renewed
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Z: The Beginning of Everything: season 1 (Amazon) – Canceled (pictured)
Zoo: season 3 (CBS) – Canceled 
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We’ve come to the end of another TV season, and the big news is the surprising specials and new series that dominate the top 5 of our Spring-Summer TV Scorecard. Click on to learn more about those cheeky upstarts as we rank new and returning series and films on TV or streaming that premiered from mid-March through August by Tomatometer.

Seasons and films must have at least 10 reviews to be included. Certified Fresh scores indicate that the title has gotten a Fresh rating by more than 20 reviewers for series and more than 40 reviewers for TV or streaming films; in each case, at least five reviews must be from “Top Reviewers” to be Certified Fresh.

The final ranking reflects an adjusted score calculated based on the number of reviews a series has; for example, if one title has 10 reviews and a 100% score, while another has 45 reviews and a 99% score, the second title ranks higher because of the larger pool of critics’ opinions used to form the score.

Final Update: Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert ; America to Me, season 1; Aggretsuko, season 1; John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City; Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife; Hannah Gadsby: Nanette; Making It, season 1; and Random Acts of Flyness, season 1; Insatiable, season 1; The Last Sharknado: It’s About Time; The Package; Deep State, season 1; Archer: Danger Island; Alone Together, season 1; Disenchantment, season 1; Ozark, season 2; Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, season 1; Snowfall, season 2; One Strange Rock, miniseries; Ghoul, season 1; Orange Is the New Black, season 6; The Innocents, season 1; Ordeal By Innocence, miniseries; Bobby Kennedy for President, season 1; Crime + Punishment; To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before; Insecure, season 3

(See the top performers in the final ranking of our Winter TV Scorecard, including Atlanta, Counterpart, The End of the F***ing World, The Good Place, and High Maintenance.)

Rotten Tomatoes’ spring TV and streaming scorecard final tally:

(Photo by CBS All Access/Netflix/The CW)

The long of it: In 2017 alone, 487 scripted original series aired on television or streaming services.That’s a 69% increase from 2012 to 2017, according to tracking done by FX Networks Research. At the rate new TV is being made, 2018 should out-pace every other year with more than 500 original series airing.

The short of it: There’s a lot of TV. And though some of it is clutter, there is also more outstanding television being made than ever before.

As the Television Academy gears up to name the nominees for the 2018 Emmy Awards, recognizing excellence in an ever-more-populated field, there’s a heck of a lot more excellence out there than there ever was.

That’s why it seems like your Netflix queue is ever-growing, and it’s also why, come July 12, you should not be surprised if your favorite TV show doesn’t get a nod. There’s simply too much good TV out there to recognize it all. There are plenty of TV staples that will get recognized when the nominations are revealed (ahem, Game of Thrones), but Rotten Tomatoes’ TV team humbly suggests voters (and non-voters alike) also take a look at these exceptional, new, and heretofore overlooked-by-the-Emmys titles. And while some of the actors in these series may get a nod for their work, the series themselves probably won’t get nominated, but that doesn’t mean they’re any less deserving.

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American Vandal () 98% | Netflix

Who Stars In It: Tyler Alvarez, Griffin Gluck, Jimmy Tatro

What’s It’s About: A mockumentary in the style of docuseries like Making a Murderer, the show sees Peter Maldonado (Alvarez) trying to solve a case of vandalism in the teacher’s parking lot. The school expelled Dylan Maxwell (Tatro) for drawing penises on the cars, but Peter thinks Dylan’s been framed.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: First of all, just making a mockumentary with the gravitas of Making a Murderer over such an immature act is hilarious. But just like Dylan’s alleged crime, there’s more under the surface of American Vandal. Creators Dan Perrault and Tony Yacenda have crafted a genuine mystery that keeps you guessing in each of its eight episodes. By the end, you’re truly invested in who drew the dirty pictures and feel emotionally attached to the characters involved. Now that’s some Emmy-worthy dramedy. – Fred Topel

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BoJack Horseman () 93% | Netflix

Who Stars In It: Will Arnett, Aaron Paul, Alison Brie, Amy Sedaris, Paul F. Tompkins

What It’s About: Bojack Horseman (Arnett) was a washed-up sitcom star in Hollywoo, a world of humans and anthropomorphized animals mixed together. He’s managed to get taken seriously as an actor by playing Secretariat in a movie. His agent, the cat Princess Caroline (Sedaris), is trying to start a family while she manages Bojack’s crises. His rival, the dog Mr. Peanutbutter (Tompkins), is in a relationship with his biographer, the human Diane (Brie), and Bojack’s former roommate Todd (Paul) is is exploring his asexuality.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: If it were only a brilliant animated spoof of Hollywood, Bojack Horseman would already be up there with The Simpsons and South Park; however, there’s real drama in the animated series — and using animation, Bojack can tackle stories that live-action never could. The best example is its season 3 episode, “Fish out of Water,” which takes place entirely underwater with no dialogue. Season 4 had a strong contender in “Time’s Arrow,” which delves into the dementia-addled memory of Bojack’s mother (Wendie Malick), who is searching for her beloved Henrietta (whose face is scratched out of all the animation). It’s profound, heartbreaking stuff.

Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg believes making the characters animals made some of the more somber material palatable. “I think if we were a live-action show, people might feel like this is a little too much, this is a little saccharine or a little too oppressive,” Bob-Waksberg told Rotten Tomatoes. “Because it’s this goofy horse face saying these words, it claws a new way in.” – Fred Topel

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Cobra Kai () 94% | YouTube Premium

Who Stars In It: Ralph Macchio, William Zabka, Mary Mouser, Xolo Mariduena, Nichole Brown

What It’s About: This show revisits the main characters of The Karate Kid 30 years later, but from the perspective of high school bully Johnny Lawrence (Zabka). Losing the All Valley Karate tournament sent his life on a downward spiral, so he believes re-opening the old Cobra Kai dojo will give him purpose again. Daniel LaRusso (Macchio) is his nemesis, since karate’s been so good to him, Danielsan still trades off of his karate victory as a local hero and auto-sales tycoon.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: The idea of a Karate Kid reunion seemed at best like nostalgia and at worst like a joke. The fact that Cobra Kai is a genuinely good drama despite those expectations is a victory worthy of Daniel’s crane kick. Zabka and Macchio both get to play heavy drama about falling back into childish patterns. The younger characters tell a powerful Karate Kid story for teens of the social media generation. The bullied can so easily become bullies themselves, and women still have a lot of fight ahead of them in the worlds of sports, school, and love. Daniel’s daughter Samantha (Mouser) and Johnny’s students Miguel (Mariduena) and Aisha (Brown) could easily carry this series once the original Karate Kids retire. – Fred Topel

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Counterpart () 100% | Starz

Who Stars In It: J.K. Simmons, Nazanin Boniadi, Harry Lloyd, Olivia Williams

What It’s About: The best of espionage and science fiction converge in this complicated and well thought-out freshman drama in which Howard Silk, a lowly cog in a quasi-governmental bureaucratic spy machine, discovers his organization guards the gateway to a parallel world.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: The premise of creator Justin Marks’ Starz drama is so complex it’s actually quite simple: J.K. Simmons is Patty Duking it as the mild-mannered government desk warmer Howard Silk and his considerably more Alpha “counterpart” who has recently crossed over from the unknown-to-Howard other dimension to warn that there’s a mole in the operation. A heavy rotation of scenery-chewing supporting cast members (some of whom are also, naturally, playing dual parts) add to this paranoid universe of cover-ups, germ warfare, spy chases, and double agents, which would be all the makings for a must-watch prestige drama if Counterpart were on a broadcast or basic cable channel. – Whitney Friedlander

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The Good Fight () 95% | CBS All Access

Who Stars In It: Christine Baranski, Cush Jumbo, Rose Leslie, Delroy Lindo, Sarah Steele, Audra McDonald, Justin Bartha

What It’s About: A continuation of The Good Wife featuring Christine Baranski’s Diane Lockhart, the series follows an on-the-verge-of-retirement Diane as she loses her life savings and goes back to work at a new, all-black law firm.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: The Good Fight feels a lot like The Good Wife in all the best ways. It’s an eclectic ensemble with Baranski at the center and a rotating lineup of delightful guest stars. Season 2 has tackled liberal frustration with the Trump Administration (episodes are named after how many days the Celebrity Apprentice star has been in office) in a funny yet all-too-real way, along with everything from the serious (racially motivated police violence) to the silly (microdosing on mushrooms) with some smartly deployed F-bombs, too. This is streaming, after all. — Jean Bentley

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Jane The Virgin () 100% | The CW

Who Stars In It: Gina Rodriguez, Andrea Navedo, Yael Grobglas, Justin Baldoni, Jaime Camil, Ivonne Coll

What It’s About: A rom-com about an accidentally artificially inseminated millennial that’s both feminist and funny.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: For all the hoopla surrounding NBC’s This is Us – it’s multi-generational and sometimes super sad! – the thing people seem to be missing most about that show is that it’s frankly not that good once they get past their own empathetic crying. Instead, please consider CW’s Jane the Virgin. Creator Jennie Snyder Urman’s telenovela has all of the above, but it also doesn’t take itself that seriously when handling substantial topics like parental abandonment, moving on after loss, and career reinvention. Just here for the stunt casting and Twitter-friendly cliffhangers? Brooke Shields cameoed this season as a Hollywood A-lister named River Fields and guest star Rosario Dawson’s JR accidentally shot someone in the finale — prompting those of us at home to ponder #JRShotWho?, until next season.  – Whitney Friedlander

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One Day at a Time () 99% | Netflix

Who Stars In It: Justina Machado, Rita Moreno, Isabella Gomez, Marcel Ruiz, Todd Grinnell, Stephen Tobolowsky

What It’s About: Three generations of a Cuban-American family are living together in Los Angeles under one roof: recently divorced military vet single mom Penelope (Machado), Penelope’s old-school mother, Lydia (Moreno), and her tween son and teen daughter, Alex (Ruiz) and Elena (Gomez).

Why It Deserves an Emmy: Roseanne might have gotten the ax, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any more multi-camera sitcoms deftly tackling the plight of working-class Americans. The re-imagining of Norman Lear’s classic addresses plenty of hot-button political issues (with stellar performances by Moreno, Gomez, and Machado, in particular), but, more importantly, it’s a show about a family that truly loves each other. Isn’t heart what 2018 needs most of all? — Jean Bentley

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Star Trek: Discovery () 84% | CBS All Access

Who Stars In It: Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman, Shazad Latif, Michelle Yeoh

What It’s About: The Star Trek universe returns to TV in a prequel to the Original Series. Martin-Green plays disgraced Starfleet officer Michael Burnham, the adopted sister to franchise favorite character Spock.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: With outstanding performances by a talented ensemble cast, singling out any one of them with an Emmy nod may seem as daunting as facing down a Klingon Bird-of-Prey in an away shuttle. The series, however, takes its drama seriously, enveloping viewers in a believably treacherous world that pays homage to earlier Star Trek TV efforts, while surpassing them with film franchise–quality effects and standout performance by Isaacs as the troubled Captain Gabriel Lorca. — Debbie Day

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The Terror () 87% | AMC

Who Stars In It: Jared Harris, Ciarán Hinds, Tobias Menzies, Paul Ready, Adam Nagaitis, Ian Hart, Nive Nielsen

What It’s About: A fictionalized account of a Royal Navy voyage to the Arctic in the 1840s offers a supernatural explanation for the disappearance of Captain Sir John Franklin’s lost expedition to find the Northwest Passage.

Why It Deserves an Emmy: Performances by Harris, Hinds, Menzies, and supporting players Ready, Hart, Nagaitis, and more provide a solid dramatic base for a harrowing adventure tale that transforms into a haunting horror story. The lavish event series, from showrunners David Kajganich (screenwriter of buzzy fall horror film remake Suspiria) and Soo Hugh, delivers award-worthy chills. — Debbie Day

We ranked new and returning series and films on TV and streaming from January 1 through mid-March by Tomatometer (seasons and films must have had at least 10 reviews to be included).

The final ranking reflects an adjusted score calculated based on the number of reviews a series has; for instance, if one title has 10 reviews and a 100% score, while another has 45 reviews and a 99% score, the second title ranks higher because of the larger pool of critics’ opinions used to form the score.

See the final results of the winter TV season:

TV Series That Give Us #RelationshipGoals

No relationship is perfect. But for viewers tuning in for just 30 minutes to an hour, they can seem like they are.

Some comedies, like Amazon’s Catastrophe, Fox’s New Girl, and Hulu’s recently ended The Mindy Project, prove that the perils of dating, marriage, and parenting are far from the bill of Norman Rockwell–hued goods many of us were sold as children. The humor in those series, however, is something that critics clearly appreciate: Catastrophe is Certified Fresh at 100% for each of its three seasons; New Girl’s review count has dipped as its seasons have gone on, but dedicated critics have kept its score high; and Mindy has an 87% Fresh Tomatometer score.

Meanwhile, shows like NBC’s This Is Us, ABC’s black-ish, and former NBC series Friday Night Lights remind us that some couples do get relationships with marks almost as high as their Tomatometer scores if they’re willing to put in the work. Even teen dramas, like former Fox series The O.C. and Glee, are known for their devotion to the intricacies of relationships. And then there’s Homer and Marge Simpson, who have been going strong for decades and seem to have not aged a day.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’ve gathered a list of TV shows that offered the best portrayals of coupledom in all its funny, messy, emotional, complicated glory.

The series are arranged first by Tomatometer score, then alphabetically where the show does not currently have a series score.

Which is your favorite TV couple and why? Tell us in the comments!

Fall TV 2017 is done, and The Good Place has triumphed — at least, by straight Tomatometer score. We’ve updated our fall TV by Tomatometer scorecard each week all season, registering every new season and TV movie (starting September 1) that got at least 10 critic reviews.

The Good Place took the top spot with a 100% Tomatometer score on 28 reviews. It’s worth noting, however, that Alias Grace, the Margaret Atwood adaptation from Netflix, has a 99% score on 69 reviews — significantly more reviews than the 13-review average of the 20 series boasting a 100% final score for the season.

So while The Good Place is perched atop the list by straight Tomatometer score, it comes in fourth after Alias Grace, Mudbound, and Stranger Things by adjusted Tomatometer score, which takes into account the number of reviews that make up the final score. Season 1 of Mindhunter rounds out the top 5, proving Netflix’s dominance over fall TV by adjusted Tomatometer.

Just added (12/27): The Last Post, Bright, Peaky Blinders, Doctor Who: Twice Upon a Christmas, Gunpowder, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Great News, Exorcist, The Halcyon, Nathan for You, and No Activity

It’s that time of year: leaves are falling, football is in season, and your favorite TV shows are headed back to the air after loooong summer hiatuses. Here’s a list of premiere dates for your returning favorites — and new obsessions! Time to get your DVR priorities in order.

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September | October | November | December | 2018 Premiere Dates

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September

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Friday, Sept. 1
Narcos: Season 3 () 97%  Netflix

Tuesday, Sept. 5
American Horror Story: Cult () 73%  10 p.m., FX

Wednesday, Sept. 6
You're the Worst: Season 4 () 100%   10 p.m., FXX

Friday, Sept. 8
BoJack Horseman: Season 4 () 97%  10 p.m., Netflix
One Mississippi: Season 2 () 100% Amazon

Saturday, Sept. 9
Con Man: Season 1 () - - 10 p.m., Syfy

Sunday, Sept. 10
Outlander: Season 3 () 90% 8 p.m., Starz
The Orville: Season 1 () 31% 8 p.m., Fox (moves to Thursdays at 9 p.m. beginning Sept. 21)
The Deuce: Season 1 () 93% 9 p.m., HBO
Fear the Walking Dead: Season 3 () 84% 9 p.m., AMC
Top of the Lake: China Girl () 72% 9 p.m., SundanceTV

Monday, Sept. 11
George Lopez: The Wall, Live From Washington, D.C. (2017), HBO

Tuesday, Sept. 12
The Mindy Project: Season 6 () 92% Hulu
Chrisley Knows Best: Season 5 () - - 10 p.m., USA
According to Chrisley (2017), 10:30 p.m., USA

Wednesday, Sept. 13
South Park: Season 21 () 54%  10 p.m., Comedy Central
Broad City: Season 4 () 100%  10:30 p.m., Comedy Central

Thursday, Sept. 14
Better Things: Season 2 () 96%  10 p.m., FX
Riviera (2017), Sundance Now

Friday, Sept. 15
American Vandal: Season 1 () 98%  Netflix
() 9 p.m., NatGeo

Sunday, Sept. 17
Adventure Time: Season 9 () - - 7 p.m., Cartoon Network
69th Primetime Emmy Awards, 8 p.m., ABC
The Vietnam War: Miniseries () 96% 8 p.m., PBS
El Chapo: Season 2 () - - 10 p.m., Univision
Vice Principals: Season 2 () 100%  10:30 p.m., HBO

Monday, Sept. 18
Dancing With the Stars: Season 25 () - - 8 p.m., ABC

Tuesday, Sept. 19
Jerry Before Seinfeld (2017) 94% Netflix
Ellen’s Show Me More Show (2017), YouTube

Wednesday, Sept. 20
The Good Place: Season 2 () 100% 10 p.m., NBC (moves to Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. beginning Sept. 28)
Channel Zero: No-End House: No-End House () 100% 10 p.m., Syfy

Thursday, Sept. 21
Doc Martin, Acorn TV
Gotham: Season 4 () 77% 8 p.m., Fox
American Beauty Star: Season 1 () - - , 10:30 p.m., Lifetime

Friday, Sept. 22
Gaga: Five Foot Two (2017) 72% Netflix
Fuller House: Season 3 () - -  Netflix
Neo Yokio: Season 1 () 52%  Netflix
Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father: Season 1 () - - Netflix
The Deep, Netflix
Transparent: Season 4 () 91%  Amazon
Mike Judge Presents: Tales From the Tour Bus: Season 1 () 100% 10 p.m., Cinemax

Sunday, Sept. 24
()  8 p.m., Fox
Star Trek: Discovery: Season 1 () 82% 8:30 p.m., CBS

Monday, Sept. 25
The Big Bang Theory: Season 11 () 75% 8 p.m., CBS
The Voice: Season 13 () - - 8 p.m., NBC
Young Sheldon: Season 1 () 76% 8:30 p.m., CBS (preview)
Kevin Can Wait: Season 2 () - - 9 p.m., CBS
Me, Myself & I: Season 1 () 63% 9:30 p.m., CBS
The Good Doctor: Season 1 () 63% 10 p.m., ABC
Scorpion: Season 4 () - - 10 p.m., CBS
The Brave: Season 1 () 42% 10 p.m., NBC
The Opposition With Jordan Klepper (2017), 11:30 p.m., Comedy Central

Tuesday, Sept. 26

Def Comedy Jam 25 (2017) - -  Netflix
NCIS: Season 15 () - - 8 p.m., CBS
Lethal Weapon: Season 2 () 100% 8 p.m., Fox
Bull: Season 2 () - - 9 p.m., CBS
This Is Us: Season 2 () 92% 9 p.m., NBC
The Mick: Season 2 () - - 9 p.m., Fox
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 5 () 100% 9:30 p.m., Fox
NCIS: New Orleans: Season 4 () - - 10 p.m., CBS
Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murderers: The Menendez Murders () 64% 10 p.m., NBC

Wednesday, Sept. 27
The Goldbergs: Season 5 () - - 8 p.m., ABC
Survivor () - - 8 p.m., CBS
Empire: Season 4 () 83% 8 p.m., Fox
The Blacklist: Season 5 () 100% 8 p.m., NBC
Speechless: Season 2 () - - 8:30 p.m., ABC
Modern Family: Season 9 () - - 9 p.m., ABC
SEAL Team: Season 1 () 71% 9 p.m., CBS
Lee Daniel's Star: Season 2 () - - 9 p.m., Fox
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Season 19 () 80% 9 p.m., NBC
American Housewife: Season 2 () - - 9:30 p.m., ABC
Designated Survivor: Season 2 () 60% 10 p.m., ABC
Criminal Minds: Season 13 () - - 10 p.m., CBS
Chicago P.D.: Season 5 () - - 10 p.m., NBC
Liar: Season 1 () 58%  10 p.m., SundanceTV

Thursday, Sept. 28
StartUp: Season 2 () - -  Crackle
Missions (2017), Shudder
Grey's Anatomy: Season 14 () 93% 8 p.m., ABC
Superstore: Season 3 () 100% 8 p.m., NBC
() 9 p.m., NBC
Great News: Season 2 () 93% 9:30 p.m., NBC
How to Get Away With Murder: Season 4 () 100% 10 p.m., ABC
Chicago Fire: Season 6 () - - 10 p.m., NBC
Nathan for You: Season 4 () 100% Comedy Central
The President Show: Season 1 () 67% , midnight, Comedy Central

Friday, Sept. 29
Big Mouth: Season 1 () 100%  Netflix
Real Rob: Season 2 () - -  Netflix
The Magic School Bus Rides Again: Season 1 () - -  Netflix
Real Rob: Season 2 () - -  Netflix
Gerald's Game (2017) 91% Netflix
Long Shot (2017) 88% Netflix
Our Souls at Night (2017) 91% Netflix
Paul Hollywood’s Big Continental Road Trip (2017), Netflix
Tin Star (2017), Amazon
Stories With Kev (2017), Laugh Out Loud Network
Marvel's Inhumans: Season 1 () 11% 8 p.m., ABC
MacGyver: Season 2 () - - 8 p.m., CBS
Hell's Kitchen: Season 17 () - - 8 p.m., Fox
Hawaii Five-0: Season 8 () - - 9 p.m., CBS
Z Nation: Season 4 () - - 9 p.m., Syfy
The Exorcist: Season 2 () 100% 9 p.m., Fox
Blue Bloods: Season 8 () - - 10 p.m., CBS

Saturday, Sept. 30
Versailles: Season 2 () - - 10 p.m., Ovation
Saturday Night Live: Season 43 () 10% 11:30 p.m., NBC

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October

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Sunday, Oct. 1
The Toy Box: Season 2 () - - 7 p.m., ABC
Bob's Burgers: Season 8 () - - 7:30 p.m., Fox
Shark Tank: Season 9 () - - 8 p.m., ABC
The Simpsons: Season 29 () 100% 8 p.m., Fox
Wisdom of the Crowd: Season 1 () 24% 8:30 p.m., CBS
Ghosted: Season 1 () 59% 8:30 p.m., Fox
Family Guy: Season 15 () - - 9 p.m., Fox
Poldark: Season 3 () 100% 9 p.m., PBS
Keeping Up With the Kardashians (2007), 9 p.m., E!
NCIS: Los Angeles: Season 9 () - - 9:30 p.m., CBS
The Last Man on Earth: Season 4 () 93% 9:30 p.m., Fox
Ten Days in the Valley: Season 1 () 55% 10 p.m., ABC
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Season 9 () 74% 10 p.m., HBO
StarTalk: Season 4 () - - 11 p.m., Nat Geo

Monday, Oct. 2
Total Request Live (2017), MTV
Lucifer: Season 3 () 100% 8 p.m., Fox
9JKL: Season 1 () 19% 8:30 p.m., CBS
The Gifted: Season 1 () 76% 9 p.m., Fox
The Halcyon: Season 1 () 60% 10 p.m., Ovation

Tuesday, Oct. 3
Rodney Carrington: Here Comes the Truth (2017), Netflix
The Middle: Season 9 () 100% 8 p.m., ABC
Fresh Off the Boat: Season 4 () 86% 8:30 p.m., ABC
black-ish: Season 4 () 100% 9 p.m., ABC
The Mayor: Season 1 () 81% 9:30 p.m., ABC
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World: Season 1 () 63% 10 p.m., ABC
Queen Sugar: Season 2 () 100% (returns) 10 p.m., OWN

Wednesday, Oct. 4
Nature: Season 36 () - - 8 p.m., PBS
NOVA: Season 44 () - - 9 p.m., PBS
The Real Housewives of New Jersey, 9 p.m., Bravo
Rehab Addict, 9 p.m., DIY

Thursday, Oct. 5
Rillington Place: Season 1 () 83% Sundance Now
() Crackle
Sex.Right.Now. with Cleo Stiller (2017), 8 p.m., FUSION TV
Scandal: Season 7 () 92% 9 p.m., ABC
Van Helsing: Season 2 () - - 9 p.m., Syfy
Ghost Wars: Season 1 () - - 10 p.m., Syfy
Shade: Queens of NYC: Season 1 () - - 10:30 p.m., Fusion

Friday, Oct. 6
Suburra: Blood on Rome: Season 1 () 100%  Netflix
Skylanders Academy: Season 2 () - -  Netflix
The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson (2017) 97% Netflix
Once Upon a Time: Season 7 () 43% 8 p.m., ABC
Superstition: Season 1 () 67% 10 p.m., Syfy

Saturday, Oct. 7
Spielberg (2017) 91% 7 p.m., HBO

Sunday, Oct. 8
America's Funniest Home Videos: Season 28 () - - 8 p.m., ABC
Madam Secretary: Season 4 () - - 10 p.m., CBS
() midnight, Adult Swim

Monday, Oct. 9
Supergirl: Season 3 () 78% 8 p.m., The CW
Valor: Season 1 () 21% 9 p.m., The CW
A Haunting, 10 p.m., Destination America

Tuesday, Oct. 10
BET Hip Hop Awards (2017), 8 p.m., BET
The Flash: Season 4 () 80% 8 p.m., The CW
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 3 () 88% 9 p.m., The CW
Terror In the Woods, 10 p.m., Destination America

Wednesday, Oct. 11
Chance: Season 2 () - -  Hulu
Lifeline (2017), YouTube Red
Queers: Miniseries () - - 10 a.m., BBC America
Riverdale: Season 2 () 88% 8 p.m., The CW
Dynasty: Season 1 () 49% 9 p.m., The CW
Mr. Robot: Season 3 () 92% 10 p.m., USA
The Shannara Chronicles: Season 2 () 100% 10 p.m., Spike

Thursday, Oct. 12
I Love You, America With Sarah Silverman: Season 1 () 93%  Hulu
Supernatural: Season 13 () 100% 8 p.m., The CW
Arrow: Season 6 () 64% 9 p.m., The CW
Home Alone, 10 p.m., Investigation Discovery

Friday, Oct. 13
The Babysitter (2017) 70% Netflix
Kingdom of Us (2017) 100% Netflix
Mindhunter: Season 1 () 96%  Netflix
Super Monsters: Season 1 () - - Netflix
Voltron: Legendary Defender: Season 4 () 80%  Netflix
Lore: Season 1 () 69%  Amazon
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Season 3 () 96% 8 p.m., The CW
Jane The Virgin: Season 4 () 100% 9 p.m., The CW

Saturday, Oct. 14
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency: Season 2 () 100% 9 p.m., BBC America
The Sandman (2017) - -   9 p.m., Syfy
Tokyo Project (2017) - -  10 p.m., HBO

Sunday, Oct. 15
Berlin Station: Season 2 () - - 8 p.m., Epix
The Durrells: Season 2 () 100% 8 p.m., PBS
Good Behavior: Season 2 () - - 9 p.m., TNT

Monday, Oct. 16
Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party: Season 2 () - - 10 p.m., VH1
Horror at the Cecil Hotel, 10 p.m., Investigation Discovery
Star Wars Rebels: Season 4 () 100% 12:30 a.m., Disney XD

Tuesday, Oct. 17
Patton Oswalt: Annihilation (2017), Netflix
Hit The Road: Season 1 () 14% 10 p.m., DirecTV/AT&T
Dead Silent, 10 p.m., Investigation Discovery
Loudermilk: Season 1 () 93% 10:30 p.m., DirecTV/AT&T

Wednesday, Oct. 18
Car vs America (2017), 8 p.m., FUSION TV
Freakish: Season 2 () - -  Hulu

Friday, Oct. 20
1922 (2017) 92%  Netflix
The Day I Met El Chapo: The Kate del Castillo Story (2017), Netflix
Haters Back Off: Season 2 () - -  Netflix
()  Hulu
Red Oaks: Season 3 () 100%  Amazon
Wheelman (2017) 87% Netflix
Tracey Ullman's Show: Season 2 () 100%  HBO

Saturday, Oct. 21
Too Funny To Fail (2017) 100%  Hulu
()  8 p.m., Lifetime
George Michael: Freedom (2017), 9 p.m., Showtime

Sunday, Oct. 22
Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson (2017), Fox
The Walking Dead: Season 8 () 65%  9 p.m., AMC
Graves: Season 2 () - - 10 p.m., Epix
White Famous: Season 1 () 53% 10 p.m., Showtime
The Jellies: Season 1 () - - 12:15 a.m., Adult Swim
Comic Book Men: Season 7 () - - midnight, AMC

Tuesday, Oct. 24
Wanted: Season 1 () - - Netflix
Snoop Dogg Presents The Joker’s Wild (2017), 10 p.m., TBS
At Home With Amy Sedaris: Season 1 () 100% 10:30 p.m., truTV

Thursday, Oct. 26
Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold (2017) 89%  Netflix
Andi Mack: Season 2 () - - 8 p.m., Disney
Drop the Mic: Season 1 () - - 10 p.m., TBS

Friday, Oct. 27
Stranger Things: Season 2 () 94%  Netflix
Fearless: Season 1 () 73%  Amazon
Blindspot: Season 3 () - - 8 p.m., NBC
Michael Jackson’s Halloween (2017), 8 p.m., CBS

Saturday, Oct. 28
Flint (2017) 57%  8 p.m., Lifetime
Black Sabbath: The End of the End (2017) - - 9 p.m., Showtime
The Murder Castle, 10 p.m., Investigation Discovery

Sunday, Oct. 29
Helltown, 10 p.m., Destination America
() 10 p.m., Starz

Monday, Oct. 30
Judah Friedlander: America Is the Greatest Country in the United States (2017), Netflix
Superior Donuts: Season 2 () - - 9:30 p.m., CBS

Tuesday, Oct. 31
Major Crimes: Season 6 () - - 9 p.m., TNT
Terror in the Woods: Halloween Fright Night, 9 p.m., Destination America

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November

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Wednesday, Nov. 1
Stan Against Evil: Season 2 () - - 10 p.m., IFC

Thursday, Nov. 2
Back: Season 1 () 100% , Sundance Now
Young Sheldon: Season 1 () 76% 8:30 p.m., CBS
Mom: Season 5 () - - 9 p.m., CBS
Life in Pieces: Season 3 () - - 9:30 p.m., CBS
S.W.A.T.: Season 1 () 48% 10 p.m., CBS

Friday, Nov. 3
Alias Grace: Miniseries () 99% Netflix
Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City (2017), 11 p.m., Comedy Central

Sunday, Nov. 5
The Girlfriend Experience: Season 2 () 74% 9 p.m., Starz
The Real Housewives of Atlanta, 9 p.m., Bravo
Shameless: Season 8 () 100% 9 p.m., Showtime
SMILF: Season 1 () 82% 10 p.m., Showtime
Ride With Norman Reedus: Season 2 () - - 11 p.m., AMC

Monday, Nov. 6
Rebecca Martinsson, Acorn TV
The Healer, 10 p.m., TLC

Tuesday, Nov. 7
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Amazon
Fate/Apocrypha, Netflix
The Long Road Home: Miniseries () 77%  9 p.m., Nat Geo
Teachers: Season 2 () - - 10 p.m., TV Land (returning)
Damnation: Season 1 () 64% 10 p.m., USA

Wednesday, Nov. 8
The 51st Annual Country Music Awards, ABC
Hot Date: Season 1 () - - 8 p.m., Pop
()  8 p.m., Epix
Ozzy and Jack's World Detour: Season 1 () - - 10 p.m., A&E
The A Word: Season 2 () 93% 10 p.m., Sundance TV

Thursday, Nov. 9
The Cromarties: Season 1 () - - 10:30 p.m., USA

Friday, Nov. 10
Lady Dynamite: Season 2 () 100% Netflix
Landmarks Live in Concert, 10 p.m., PBS

Sunday, Nov. 12
No Activity: Season 1 () 67%  CBS All Access
Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics: Season 1 () - - 11 p.m., AMC

Monday, Nov. 13
Ill Behaviour, 10:30 p.m., Showtime

Tuesday, Nov. 14
Future Man: Season 1 () 82% Hulu

Wednesday, Nov. 15
Do You Want to See a Dead Body?, YouTube Red
MythBusters, 9 p.m., Science

Thursday, Nov. 16
Back: Season 1 () 100% Sundance Now
GameFace, Hulu

Friday, Nov. 17
Marvel's The Punisher: Season 1 () 68%  Netflix
Mudbound (2017) 97%  Netflix
Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters (2017), Netflix
Saving Capitalism, Netflix
Tim & Faith Soul2Soul, 9 p.m., Showtime

Saturday, Nov. 18
Night of Too Many Stars, HBO 30669
Cold Blooded: The Clutter Family Murders: Season 1 () - - 9 p.m., Sundance TV

Sunday, Nov. 19
The American Music Awards, 8 p.m., ABC
The Root 100 (2017), 9 p.m., FUSION TV
Search Party: Season 2 () 96% 10 p.m., TBS
The Problem With Apu (2017), 10 p.m., TruTV

Monday, Nov. 20
Love, Lies & Records, Acorn TV
David Letterman: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize (2017), 8 p.m., PBS
() 8 p.m., Disney XD
Elizabeth Smart: Questions Answered, 10 p.m., A&E

Tuesday, Nov. 21
Marvel's Runaways: Season 1 () 85% Hulu
Chicago Med: Season 3 () - -  10 p.m., NBC

Wednesday, Nov. 22
Godless: Miniseries () 83% Netflix
Barbra: The Music… The Mem’ries… The Magic!, Netflix

Thursday, Nov. 23
She's Gotta Have It: Season 1 () 83% Netflix
A Place to Call Home, Acorn TV

Friday, Nov. 24
Frontier (2016), Netflix

Sunday, Nov. 26
Titanic: 20 Years Later With James Cameron (2017), 9 p.m., Nat Geo

Tuesday, Nov. 28
The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show (2017), 10 p.m., CBS

Wednesday, Nov. 29
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: Season 1 () 94%  Amazon
Bruno Mars: 24k Magic Live at the Apollo, 10 p.m., CBS
Vikings: Season 5 () 92% 9 p.m., History

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December

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Friday, Dec. 1
() Hulu
Dark: Season 1 () 90% Netflix
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Season 5 () 100%  8 p.m., ABC

Saturday, Dec. 2
Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady (2017), 9 p.m., HBO

Sunday, Dec. 3
The Carol Burnett 50th Anniversary Special, 8 p.m., CBS

Monday, Dec. 4
The Brokenwood Mysteries Season 4, Acorn TV
The Indian Doctor, Acorn TV
95th Annual National Christmas Tree Lighting from President’s Park (2017), 7 p.m., Hallmark
The Newspaperman: The Life and Times of Ben Bradlee (2017) 94%  8 p.m., HBO

Tuesday, Dec. 5
Craig Ferguson: Tickle Fight (2017), Netflix

Wednesday, Dec. 6
Shut Eye: Season 2 () - - Hulu
Knightfall: Season 1 () 57%  10 p.m., History
Happy!: Season 1 () 81% 10 p.m., Syfy

Thursday, Dec. 7
Psych: The Movie (2017), 8 p.m., USA

Friday, Dec. 8
The Crown: Season 2 () 89%  Netflix
The Grand Tour: Season 2 () 57%  Amazon

Sunday, Dec. 10
Counterpart: Season 1 () 100% 10 p.m., Starz (sneak peek)

Monday, Dec. 11
East of Everything, Acorn TV

Tuesday, Dec. 12
Judd Apatow: The Return (2017), Netflix

Friday, Dec. 15
Wormwood: Miniseries () 90%  Netflix
Jean-Claude Van Johnson: Season 1 () 70%  Amazon

Sunday, Dec. 17
A Christmas Story (2017), 7 p.m., Fox

Monday, Dec. 18
Gunpowder: Season 1 () 72%  10 p.m., HBO
The Accident Season 1, Acorn TV

Tuesday, Dec. 19
15: A Quinceañera Story: Ashley (2017) - -  HBO
The Naked Truth: Wasteland, 8 p.m., Fusion

Wednesday, Dec. 20
Loosely Exactly Nicole, Facebook
The Librarians: Season 4 () - -  8 p.m., TNT

Thursday, Dec. 21
Peaky Blinders: Season 4 () 89%  Netflix

Friday, Dec. 22
Bright (2017) 26%  Netflix
Fuller House: Season 3 () - -  Netflix
The Last Post: Season 1 () 64%  Netflix

Monday, Dec. 25
Murdoch Mysteries Season 11, Acorn TV
Doctor Who: Twice Upon a Time () 88% BBC America
Cable Girls: Season 2 () - - Netflix
Call the Midwife, 9 p.m., PBS

Tuesday, Dec. 26
The 40th Annual Kennedy Center Honors, 9 p.m., CBS

Thursday, Dec. 28
Apple Music’s Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Bad Boy Story (2017), 8 p.m., Fox

Friday, Dec. 29
Black Mirror: Season 4 () 85% Netflix

Sunday, Dec. 31
Dave Chappelle: Equanimity (2017), Netflix
Fox’s New Year’s Eve With Steve Harvey: Live From Times Square, 8 p.m., Fox

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