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These are the best shows we saw in 2020 on Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max and Disney+ Queen s Gambit, Woke, Lovecraft Country and more
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Because it wasn t really a big year for leaving your house, 2020 was a very big year for television. From marquee HBO shows to the trashiest reality TV conceivable, there was a full spectrum of fantastic experiences to be had from the comforts of one s couch. Here s our favorite shows that we wrote about this year click the show titles to read our reviews and happy bingeing.
Finished Sweet Home On Netflix? Here s What To Watch Next
12/22/20 AT 5:08 PM
“Sweet Home” was released just a few days ago on Netflix and it s already in the Top 10. It briefly took the No. 7 spot on the list, and fans of the 10-episode Korean series might be looking for thrillers to watch next.
Humans in “Sweet Home” slowly start turning into monsters as a teen and his neighbors try to keep their humanity alive in their haunted apartment complex. It’s bone-chilling, terrifying and has hooked many Netflix users since it was released.
While many might have already watched the entire series, those who loved “Sweet Home” could be looking for a similar show to follow it. Here are five shows on Netflix that you can binge-watch right now to get your true crime, psychological thriller fix:
The most stylish TV shows of 2020
23 December 2020 • 3:00pm
The Queen s Gambit
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Thankfully, for the house-bound and the news-fatigued, 2020 has been a fantastic year for television. From The Crown, to Normal People, to The Queen s Gambit, there have been some excellent, entertaining new shows to devour - with outstanding costuming efforts to excite, alongside the plot lines.
In some cases, such as in The Undoing, the clothing is subtly important to a character s identity, giving away visual clues. In others, such as Emily in Paris, the fashion is the main event - arguably the absolute reason to watch the show.