As 2024 approaches its end, it’s an ideal time to look back on the year’s most remarkable TV series. And what a year it has been — overflowing with incredible shows that kept us entertained, touched our hearts, and left us breathless.
From the grand historical narrative of *Shōgun* to the gripping suspense of *Industry*, and the disturbingly thought-provoking *Baby Reindeer*, 2024 brought forth a trove of unforgettable television. Fan-favorite series like *We Are Lady Parts*, *Interview with the Vampire*, and *Arcane* made victorious comebacks, while fresh treasures like *English Teacher* and *Fallout* swiftly captured our affections. This year, television gifted us samurais, spies, vampires, detectives, and much more.
Here’s a roundup of the 21 finest TV shows of 2024 and where you can stream them:
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### **21. *Silo* Season 2**
The confined suspense of *Silo* escalated in its second season, as Juliette Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson) confronted new terrors while her world descended into turmoil. Adapted from Hugh Howey’s dystopian novels, this season immersed viewers deeper into the silo’s enigmas, presenting surprising twists, power struggles, and discoveries.
**Where to watch:** *Silo* is available for streaming on Apple TV+.
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### **20. *Colin from Accounts* Season 2**
This side-splitting comedy made its return with even more chaotic humor and heartfelt scenes. Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer’s romantic comedy about two strangers united by an injured dog continued to captivate with its awkwardly funny tone and relatable characters.
**Where to watch:** *Colin from Accounts* can be streamed on Paramount+.
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### **19. *A Man on the Inside***
Reuniting *The Good Place* creator Mike Schur and star Ted Danson, this touching comedy follows a retired professor going undercover in a retirement community to retrieve lost jewels. Striking a balance between humor and sentiment, it beautifully examines themes of aging and connection.
**Where to watch:** *A Man on the Inside* is available on Netflix.
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### **18. *One Day***
Netflix’s rendition of David Nicholls’ novel deepened the emotional core, portraying the enduring friendship and romance between Emma and Dex over the years. Featuring outstanding performances and a new perspective on privilege and relationships, this series elicited heartfelt reactions.
**Where to watch:** *One Day* is streaming on Netflix.
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### **17. *Boy Swallows Universe***
This darkly comedic adaptation of Trent Dalton’s novel presents a magical realist narrative of suburban crime, youth, and family dynamics. Set in Brisbane during the 1980s, it follows 13-year-old Eli Bell as he navigates bullies, criminals, and a rocky family life.
**Where to watch:** *Boy Swallows Universe* is available for streaming on Netflix.
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### **16. *The Sympathizer***
Based on Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece, this spy thriller delves into memory, loyalty, and identity through the perspective of a Communist spy amid and after the Vietnam War. With its stylish direction and standout performances, it’s a must-see.
**Where to watch:** *The Sympathizer* is on Max.
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### **15. *Fallout***
This eccentric adaptation of the *Fallout* video game series vividly brings a post-apocalyptic world to existence through quirky characters, intriguing mysteries, and immersive world-building. Regardless of your familiarity with the games, it’s an exhilarating watch.
**Where to watch:** *Fallout* streams on Prime Video.
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### **14. *Pachinko* Season 2**
The generational family saga returned with even richer emotional layers, intertwining the experiences of Sunja and her grandson Solomon as they navigated identity, bias, and assimilation.
**Where to watch:** *Pachinko* is available on Apple TV+.
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### **13. *Mr. & Mrs. Smith***
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine reinvented the 2005 film with a new, episodic perspective on espionage and relationships. Featuring stylish action, sharp wit, and undeniable chemistry, this series is endlessly engaging.
**Where to watch:** *Mr. & Mrs. Smith* can be streamed on Prime Video.
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### **12. *The Penguin***
Colin Farrell’s disguised transformation as Oz Cobb anchors this gangster drama set in Gotham. With intricate characters and captivating storytelling, it stands out within the Batman universe — even without the Caped Crusader.
**Where to watch:** *The Penguin* is streaming on Max.
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### **11. *We Are Lady Parts* Season 2**
After a lengthy break, this punk comedy about a Muslim women’s band returned with more humor,