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Top 10 New TV Shows Of 2024

This combination of photos shows promotional art for TV series, top row from left, "English Teacher," "Matlock," "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," "Nobody Wants This," and "Presumed Innocent," and bottom row from l

The year 2024 may not have seen the release of highly anticipated shows like the final season of “Stranger Things” or “The Last of Us,” but it did bring forth a diverse array of new television series that captured the attention of viewers and critics alike. Here are 10 standout shows from 2024 that are worth checking out:

Nobody Wants This

Netflix's “Nobody Wants This” starring Adam Brody and Kristen Bell tells the story of a rabbi named Noah and a gentile named Joanne navigating the complexities of their relationship. Created by Erin Foster, this rom-com offers a fresh take on modern love.

Supacell

The British series “Supacell” offers a unique twist on the superhero genre by focusing on a group of Black, working-class individuals in London who discover they have superpowers. The show delves into themes of identity, community, and social issues.

The Penguin

“The Penguin” on Max explores the criminal underworld of Gotham City, with Colin Farrell delivering a standout performance as gangster Oz Cobb. Cristin Milioti shines as villain Sofia Falcone in this gripping tale of power and corruption.

Matlock
British series 'Supacell' delves into identity and superpowers in London.
Netflix's 'Nobody Wants This' explores modern love with Adam Brody and Kristen Bell.
Max's 'The Penguin' follows Gotham's criminal underworld with Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti.
CBS's 'Matlock' reimagines legal drama with Kathy Bates.
Bravo's 'The Valley' offers drama and humor with former 'Vanderpump Rules' cast members.
Prime Video's 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' reinvents the spy genre with Donald Glover and Maya Erskine.
Netflix's 'Ripley' starring Andrew Scott explores con artistry and deception.
FX's 'English Teacher' reflects on modern education and relationships.
FX's 'Shogun' transports viewers to feudal Japan with power struggles and intrigue.
Apple TV+'s 'Presumed Innocent' starring Jake Gyllenhaal tells a gripping story of a prosecutor accused of murder.

CBS's “Matlock” reimagines the classic legal drama with Kathy Bates in the lead role as the enigmatic lawyer Mattie Matlock. Bates brings depth and charisma to the character, offering a fresh perspective on the legal thriller genre.

The Valley

Bravo's “The Valley” follows the lives of former “Vanderpump Rules” cast members as they navigate new relationships and challenges. The show offers a mix of drama, humor, and emotional moments that keep viewers engaged.

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

Prime Video's “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” starring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine puts a new spin on the spy genre with its dynamic portrayal of undercover agents posing as a married couple. The show's blend of action, romance, and intrigue has garnered critical acclaim.

Ripley

Netflix's “Ripley” starring Andrew Scott delves into the dark world of con artistry and deception. Scott's portrayal of the enigmatic Tom Ripley captivates audiences as the character navigates a web of lies and intrigue.

English Teacher

FX's “English Teacher” follows the life of high school teacher Evan as he grapples with societal issues and personal challenges. The show offers a poignant reflection on the complexities of modern education and relationships.

Shogun

FX's “Shogun” transports viewers to feudal Japan with its epic tale of power struggles and intrigue. The show's lavish production values and compelling performances have earned it critical acclaim and multiple awards.

Presumed Innocent

Apple TV+'s “Presumed Innocent” starring Jake Gyllenhaal explores the gripping story of a prosecutor accused of murder. Gyllenhaal's nuanced performance and the show's suspenseful narrative have made it a standout addition to the streaming platform.

While 2024 may not have been a blockbuster year for television, these new shows have proven that there is still plenty of innovative and compelling storytelling to be found on the small screen.

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