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Happy New Year, readers, and welcome to another year of television. In my list of 2024's ten best shows, I wrote about how every outlet's rankings differed wildly from each other in a way I hadn't ...

From new shows with big names to old favorites like "Wednesday" and series finales for "You," "Stranger Things," and "Squid Game," it's a big year for Netflix. The dust has barely settled on ...

But we still got some standout series, including the return of “House of the Dragon,” Netflix’s surprise breakout “Baby Reindeer” and more.

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It’s a new year and a new slate of television shows entering the oversaturated market — some returning, strike-delayed favourites; some fresh offerings vying for viewers’ divided attentions.