25 Most Popular TV Shows Right Now: What to Watch on Streaming (2024)

#1

Adjusted Score: 89391%

Critics Consensus: Tackling its ambitious source material with impressive gusto, 3 Body Problem's first season proves a solid start that should leave sci-fi fans eager for more.

#2

Adjusted Score: 104758%

Critics Consensus: Pulling off the x-traordinary feat of staying true to its beloved predecessor while charting a path forward for the franchise, X-Men '97 is simply x-cellent.

#3

Adjusted Score: 110239%

Critics Consensus: Visually sumptuous and enriched with cultural verisimilitude, Shōgun is an epic adaptation that outdoes the original.

#4

Adjusted Score: 79075%

Critics Consensus: Slick as a well-pressed suit and given watchable wattage by its cast, Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen doesn't seamlessly expand upon the original movie but has enough verve to be fun on its own terms.

#5

Adjusted Score: 59357%

Critics Consensus: Palm Royale's fabulous cast and visual splendor make for a diverting enough destination, but its wayward tone results in a curiously unfulfilling trip to paradise.

#6

Adjusted Score: 91317%

Critics Consensus: Dramatizing a flashpoint in American history with hot-blooded performances and contemporary resonance, Manhunt transcends the trappings of wax museum recreation to deliver addicting entertainment.

#7

Adjusted Score: 67219%

Critics Consensus: Kate Winslet reigns supreme with another commanding performance even as The Regime's hold over its scabrously satirical tone proves wobbly.

#8

Adjusted Score: 51180%

Critics Consensus: There's the seed of a strong series in Apples Never Fall thanks to its outstanding cast and intriguing hook, but those promising elements can't quite polish up a rote story.

#9

Adjusted Score: 69792%

Critics Consensus: Avatar: The Last Airbender serves as a solid live-action entry point into the beloved franchise, although it only sporadically recaptures the magic of its source material.

#10

Adjusted Score: 97165%

Critics Consensus: The Tourist continues to twist and turn towards an unguessable destination, with Jamie Dornan and Danielle Macdonald's palpable performances making the journey wholly worthwhile along the way.

#11

Adjusted Score: 96825%

Critics Consensus: Chronicling the passage of time with well-observed sweep, One Day is by turns giddy and somber but always swooningly romantic.

#12

Adjusted Score: 97688%

Critics Consensus: Soaring high with its immaculate production design and acutely well-observed characters, Masters of the Air can stand proud alongside its sibling series Band of Brothers and The Pacific.

#13

Adjusted Score: 90738%

Critics Consensus: Reloading on surer footing, Halo's streamlined second season is a leaner and meaner dose of sci-fi that comes closer to realizing the property's potential.

#14

Adjusted Score: 100292%

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#15

Adjusted Score: 77344%

Critics Consensus: Solid performances and creepy atmosphere help Constellation engage during a first season with some noticeable narrative turbulence along the way.

#16

Adjusted Score: 102356%

Critics Consensus: Sustaining a high note with enough finesse to go platinum, Girls5Eva's third season is just as daffy and jubilant as the first two.

#17

Adjusted Score: 100445%

Critics Consensus: Enlivened by Helena Bonham Carter's barnburner performance and Russell T. Davies' delicious dialogue, Nolly gives a fallen star her joyous closeup.

#18

Adjusted Score: 92027%

Critics Consensus: Illuminated by Ewan McGregor's debonair performance, A Gentleman in Moscow is a rewarding and whimsical portrait of a life blossoming under constraining circ*mstances.

#19

Adjusted Score: 103558%

Critics Consensus: Still as bracing as a punch to the face and invigorating with its vivid worldbuilding, Invincible is practically impervious to disappointing audiences in this sterling sophom*ore season.

#20

Adjusted Score: 91459%

Critics Consensus: A Walking Dead spinoff that balances past and present without skimping on blockbuster scope, The Ones Who Live is a consistent treat for longtime fans.

#21

Adjusted Score: -1%

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#22

Adjusted Score: 100223%

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#23

Adjusted Score: 100149%

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#24

Adjusted Score: 86556%

Critics Consensus: Well-acted and respectful to the victims of an unspeakably horrific murder spree, The Long Shadow is a sobering and unfussy dramatization of a dark chapter in British history.

#25

Adjusted Score: 89955%

Critics Consensus: Tokyo Vice's protagonist is its least interesting element, but the intrigue of Japan's underworld and the verisimilitude of its setting make for a seductive slice of neon noir.