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By Kate Feldman
TV in 2020, more than ever before, was an escape.
It took our minds off the coronavirus pandemic, an election that felt like it lasted a decade, and reality.
Not all shows chose escapism, though. With production shut down for most of the spring and summer, projects like “Love in the Time of Corona,” “Social Distance” and “Coastal Elites” were filmed virtually. And many of the fall shows that made it to air incorporated the pandemic in some way by using masks, mostly, until showrunners decided seeing everyone’s face was too important.
But the best shows of the year were the ones that rose above current events and showed something new, different or better.
The Top 10 TV Shows Of 2020, According To Everyone
It s December, which means Best of 2020 lists are here. With so many lists out there, who has time to read all of them?
Turns out: We do. But because you probably don t, we rounded up all the Top 10 lists we could find, smashed em together in a big spreadsheet, and spit out overall Top 10 lists for the year s best TV shows, movies, albums, songs, books and video games. You re welcome.
10. P-Valley (Starz)
The Great Recession period piece, directed by Lorene Scafaria, presents the strip club not as the strip club, but as a glittering, artificial metaphor for the American workplace in decline. P-Valley, refreshingly, has its legs firmly wrapped around the pole. The drama is set at a club in Mississippi called the Pynk, which is run by a cash-strapped, genderqueer glamour-puss named Uncle Clifford (Nicco Annan) […] The series is Katori Hall s TV adaptation of her stage play, Pussy Valley, and it is deliciously in dialo
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The TV year started like most others; cricket and tennis. Then coronavirus arrived, turning our screens and devices into shelters in the storm, closing down live TV shows and bringing the global film and TV production sectors to a virtual stand-still.
In some ways TV was nothing like we’d seen before: panel shows with remote guests; sport in empty stadiums with dubbed crowd noises; “shiny floor” music and dance shows in studios devoid of audiences. But in other ways, TV was exactly the same, even more so as we flocked to news and current affairs bulletins and devoured entertainment shows to escape from a very difficult reality.
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