Welcome back to my 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 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 check in on what’s been added and changed over the past month. Oh, and please do let me know if you agree, disagree, or have suggestions.
updated June 18, 2025
Edition 6
Platform: Disney+
Genre: Sci-Fi Drama
About: Andor returns for its highly anticipated second and final season, delivering a gripping, mature, and unflinchingly realistic take on the Star Wars universe. Set a year after the Ferrix uprising, Season 2 follows Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) as he navigates the perilous path from reluctant survivor to rebel hero.
Why? For those who crave the complexity and tension of prestige TV, Andor Season 2 delivers everything the best Star Wars stories do—and more. It’s a must-watch for anyone who loves the nuance of Rogue One.
Platform: Max / Crave (In Canada)
Genre: Medical Drama
About: The Pitt is a gripping and realistic portrayal of life in an emergency room. Set during a single 15-hour shift, each episode unfolds in real-time, immersing viewers in the chaos and emotional toll faced by healthcare workers. Noah Wyle shines as Dr. Michael Rabinavitch, a seasoned ER doctor still grappling with PTSD from the pandemic.
Why? For those of you of a certain age, this show gives you everything ER did and more.
Platform: Netflix
Genre: Psychological Crime Drama
About: Dept. Q is a riveting nine-part series that plunges viewers into the shadowy world of unsolved crimes and the psychological toll of justice. The story centers on Detective Chief Inspector Carl Morck, a brilliant but deeply traumatized investigator, who is relegated to the basement of the Edinburgh police department.
Why? Its slow-burn tension, layered mysteries, and unflinching look at the fragility of the human psyche have sparked widespread acclaim and intense discussion among fans.
Platform: Netflix
Genre: Psychological Crime Drama
About: Adolescence is a gripping four-part miniseries that delves into the tragic consequences of social media bullying and toxic online cultures. The story follows Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper), a 13-year-old boy arrested for the murder of his classmate Katie Leonard. Adolescence has sparked widespread discussions about youth and technology.
Why? Its unique cinematography and intense storytelling make it one of Netflix’s most thought-provoking dramas of 2025.
Platform: Netflix
Genre: Historical Drama/ Western
About: This gritty, action-packed Western explores the harsh realities of America’s frontier days. Led by Taylor Kitsch’s powerful performance, the show balances brutal survival scenes with emotional depth, making it one of Netflix’s standout releases this year. If you are looking for “feel good” viewing, this show is not for you.
Why? The storytelling and characters pull you in. But what I liked the most was how visually stunning it was.
Platform: Netflix
Genre: Comedy, Drama
About: The Four Seasons is a sharp, heartfelt eight-part Netflix series that explores the complexities of long-term friendship, marriage, and the passage of time. As the friends navigate new dynamics, they confront issues of aging, fidelity, and the ever-evolving nature of relationships, all set against the backdrop of four distinct seasonal getaways.
Why? If you’re looking for a series that’s as witty as it is wise, and that captures the bittersweet beauty of growing older with the people you love, The Four Seasons is a must-watch.
Platform: Apple TV+
Genre: Dark Comedy, Crime Drama
About: Andrew “Coop” Cooper (Jon Hamm), a once-successful New York hedge fund manager whose life unravels after a messy divorce and sudden job loss. Desperate to maintain his family’s privileged lifestyle in the affluent Westmont community, Coop turns to burglary, targeting his wealthy neighbors for luxury goods and cash.
Why? The writing is smart, the performances are top-tier, and the show’s ability to juggle humour and tension makes it one of the most addictive new TV dramas of the year.
Platform: Apple TV+
Genre: Hollywood Satire / Comedy
About: The Studio is a sharp, fast-paced comedy set behind the scenes at a legendary Los Angeles movie studio. Seth Rogen stars as Matt Remick, a lifelong cinephile who unexpectedly lands the top job at Continental Studios after his mentor (Catherine O’Hara) is ousted. Each episode unfolds like a mini-movie full of cameos.
Why? It’s a must-watch for film buffs and comedy fans alike, blending industry in-jokes, visual flair, and laugh-out-loud moments into one of the year’s most inventive new shows.
Platform: Paramount+
Genre: Crime Drama/Thriller
About: MobLand explores the brutal rivalry between two London-based crime families, the Harrigans and the Stevensons, as they battle for dominance in a world of illegal trade and global influence. At the center is Harry Da Souza (Tom Hardy), who must navigate deadly gang conflicts while struggling to keep his personal life intact.
Why? The show’s intricate storytelling and Guy Ritchie’s direction in the first two episodes. It also has a banger of a theme song and an attention to detail with chainsaws.
Platform: Disney+
Genre: Political Thriller/Sci-Fi Mystery
About: Paradise begins as a political thriller following Secret Service agent Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) investigating the murder of President Cal Bradford (James Marsden). With its intriguing mix of mystery, sci-fi elements, and human drama, Paradise is one of the most exciting new shows of 2025.
Why? So far, it has some pretty epic twists that you don’t want to know about.
Please keep in mind I can only watch so much, so if there is a popular new show that seems missing, I will get to it eventually. Many of these were previously ranked in the Top 10.
Edition 5 May 20
Edition 4 April 24
Edition 3 April 8
Edition 2 March 18
Edition 1 Feb 18
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