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The best TV of 2021 so far
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A common refrain throughout 2020 was that the flood of new TV would eventually slow to a trickle, but while the pandemic-related shutdowns took a chunk out of programming lineups, there were still enough series premieres and returns to keep things looking relatively normal. The start of 2021 actually offered a better test for just how much TV schedules had been affected, as networks had to change their strategies for pilot season. TV
The 21 Best TV Shows of 2021 (So Far)
After a shaky start, 2021 has proven itself a banner year for bold and entertaining television.
2020 is a set of numbers that comes with more associations than we’d ever have imagined just over a year ago. It makes me wonder how we’ll remember 2021 the year after the year when everything happened. For the first few months of the year, I admit that I briefly doubted the powers of the small screen, and predicted that we were entering a TV slump. The more new TV I reviewed, the more I was convinced that ambitious projects were being shelved during COVID, and networks and streamers were sending out the second string to hold us over until things got back to normal.
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After its launch in November 2019, Apple TV+ might still be outshined by other bigger streaming platforms. But it’s steadily gaining traction, nabbing great movies as well as producing originals that star some of the most notable celebs and creators.
If you’re looking for new additions to put on your binge-list (or to make the most of your free trial), here are the buzziest shows on Apple TV+ to catch now.
Ted Lasso
You might find the name ‘Ted Lasso’ popping up on your social media feed more often than not.
Recently renewed for a third season and up for three Critics Choice Awards, the global hit comedy series sees Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso, a small-time college football coach from Kansas hired to coach a struggling professional soccer team in England – without any prior experience in coaching the sport.
Published: Thursday 4th March 2021 Actress musician cat fanatic sex poet’. This Twitter bio is my first introduction to British actress Ella Hunt ahead of our Zoom interview in early January, and over the course of our chat, she ticks all those boxes and then some.
We are meeting (virtually) to discuss the second season of Hunt’s Apple TV series Dickinson; she is due to release her own music later this year; I am introduced to her two ginger Maine Coon kittens Simon and Alfie; and as for being a sex poet:
“I was writing lyrics one evening and I wrote this stanza that goes: ‘I do our laundry / you make me cum / it sounds patriarchal / it’s actually fun’. I immediately tweeted it and thought, ‘Fuck what have I done?!’ And then a bunch of people liked it.”