The 10 Best TV Series of 2024, Ranked.

Determining which will be the best series of 2024 is a challenging task, given the large number of new and ongoing productions that have come out this year. Many of them have received recognition at award events such as the Emmys and the Golden Globes. All the programs mentioned here have received positive reviews and captivated viewers, who eagerly await the upcoming seasons. Although there are other series that also deserve special mention, the following ten programs stand out as the most recommendable if you haven't seen them yet.

10. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew (2024) - Disney+
    The combination of Star Wars with the essence of The Goonies brings this series to life, which has been received with acclaim. The story follows a group of kids who, guided by their curiosity, find themselves trapped on a spaceship. There, they meet Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law), a Force user who helps them face various threats. This new chapter of the Star Wars universe revitalizes the franchise and stands out as one of the best shows in recent years.

11. The Bear (2022-) - FX/Hulu
    Although the third season of The Bear generated mixed opinions, its slower pace and focus on character backstory have been appreciated by many. The series recounts the struggles of Carmy Berzatto, a chef who returns to Chicago to take over his deceased brother's sandwich shop. Despite its bittersweet tone, The Bear offers memorable performances, and fans are eagerly awaiting the fourth season.

12. The Boys (2019-) - Prime Video
    This show has been the subject of controversy, but its appeal remains undeniable. The fourth season took a more direct approach to political critique while maintaining its signature blend of violence and satire. In a world where superheroes are manipulated by a corporation, The Boys provides a fascinating analysis of contemporary society, keeping fans intrigued until its conclusion in the upcoming season.

13. Fallout (2024-) - Amazon Prime Video
    Based on the popular video game franchise, Fallout focuses on Lucy MacLean, who must venture outside after her father's kidnapping. As she navigates this dangerous new reality, the story stands out for its humor and eccentric characters. The adaptation successfully captures the spirit of the game, presenting a complex and entertaining world.

14. Shrinking (2023-) - Apple TV+
    This dramedy, created by Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein, offers an emotive and comedic look at the life of a therapist who uses unorthodox methods to cope with the death of his wife. The series presents a balanced mix of humor and serious themes such as mental health, quickly becoming a favorite among fans of Ted Lasso.

15. Only Murders in the Building (2021-) - Disney
    The concept of three mystery enthusiasts trying to solve a crime in the same building remains captivating, thanks to the chemistry between its leads. The fourth season brought new faces and situations, keeping the program's narrative fresh, which makes it one of the standout shows.

16. Baby Reindeer (2024) - Netflix
    This limited series, awarded in multiple categories at the Emmys, tells a personal and heartbreaking story about the experience of abuse and the impact of emotional distress on a London comedian. The creator's courage in tackling these taboo subjects contributes to its resonance and success.

17. The Penguin (2024) - HBO
    This spin-off from The Batman delves into the life of Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell), who becomes the leader of Gotham's criminal underworld. The narrative oscillates between violence and character development, offering a human approach to the villain.

18. Silo (2023-) - Apple TV+
    The anticipated second season of Silo captures the struggle of its inhabitants to question their closed environment. With a solid cast and a compelling plot, the series reveals itself as one of the most promising of the decade.

19. Shōgun (2024-) - Hulu
    Based on real events and the novel by James Clavell, Shōgun has become a phenomenon by being the first series in the Japanese language to win an Emmy for Best Drama. It discusses historical and cultural themes, resonating strongly with the audience and drawing comparisons to titles like Game of Thrones.