Media & Entertainment

When Andor premiered on Disney+, it quietly redefined what a Star Wars series could be. It wasn’t flashy, it didn’t lean on nostalgia or fan service, and it didn’t rely on Jedi or Sith to carry its weight. Instead, it delivered a grounded, mature, and deeply compelling story about rebellion, sacrifice, and the human cost of fighting tyranny. As I eagerly anticipate Season 2 (April 22nd), it’s worth reflecting on why Andor Season 1 is not just great Star Wars, but one of the finest television series in recent memory.

Welcome to my new and ongoing TV show power rankings. With so much incredible content hitting our screens it is very hard to keep track of what’s binge-worthy and what is meh. So to help you out I am going to start listing my ever-changing and updated power rankings of the Top 10 TV shows of 2025. These very scientific rankings (LOL) are based on storytelling, performances, production value, and, of course, how much they kept me glued to the screen. So, let’s get this going and please do let me know if you agree, disagree, or have suggestions.

April might be known for showers, but this year it is also bringing a downpour of amazing TV shows. For me, this is the month when a few longtime favourites return after years of waiting. While the start of April will still be about college basketball, there is always time for binging the latest streaming hit. Here’s my list of new TV shows premiering in April.

Have you heard of a new limited series on Netflix called Adolescence? I had not until I saw this headline on the front page of The Guardian. Adolescence review – the closest thing to TV perfection in decades. Now that’s a compelling headline to make you want to learn more.

Just when I thought TV was running out of tricks, along comes Paradise—a show that doesn’t just swing for the fences, it launches the bat into orbit. No major awards are coming its way, but who cares? It’s fun, it’s wild, and it proves that sometimes TV just needs to be a blast instead of a lecture. Hulu’s Paradise is one such gem that has managed to do just that. It’s not your typical prestige television, but it’s a wildly entertaining ride that showcases the creative freedom TV can offer when creators are allowed to push boundaries.

**the fun of this show is in the surprises. It’s almost impossible not to share spoilers so you are warned.

Yes! Now this is a trailer. So glad Andor is back. It’s easily one of the best things ever made in the Star Wars universe. Mark your calendars for April 22nd on Disney+.