The Current Most Popular TV Shows
It’s no surprise that nearly 80% of Americans watch TV in their free time as it is so fun and interesting to see the latest comedies, dramas, mysteries and more. With so many people watching TV there must be some favorites. Let’s take a look at the current most popular TV shows and what their about.
Beef
Showed on: Netflix
Released on: April 6, 2023
Age group: 15+ (TV-MA)
Seasons released: 1
Summary: Beef is an intense comedy drama sitting at #1 most popular tv show right now. The show is created and directed by Lee Sung Jin starring Steven Yuen and Ali Wong. They play two people who meet in a road rage incident, and they spiral and try to destroy each other’s lives revealing their own lives to the audience in which they end up facing themselves too.
Ted Lasso
Showed on: Apple TV+
Released on: August 14, 2020
Recommended age group: TV-MA 14+
Seasons released: 3
Summary: Ted Lasso is a comedy drama based off the format and characters from NBC sports. The show is about an American football coach, Ted Lasso who is hired to be the manager of AFC Richmond, a British soccer team. Knowing nothing about soccer from only being an american football coach, the audience experiences the comedy and struggles that Ted and the rest of the team face.
Abbott elementary
Showed on: ABC, Hulu, HBO max, fuboTV
Released on: December 7, 2021
Age group: 12+
Seasons released:2
Abbot elementary is created by Quinta Brunson who also happens to be the main character in the show. Abbott elementary is about a group of committed teachers and faculty who work at a public elementary school is Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The odd bunch of teachers work together to keep the school in order and fun as well as trying to deal with their own problems outside of work. Abbott Elementary is a lighthearted workplace comedy with many great reviews and it has already won quite a few awards including, 2 primetime Emmys, 3 golden globes, 5 NAACP awards, 3 TCA awards and more.
Watching TV is an awesome way to wind down and relax. These are only a couple popular T.V shows but there are thousands out there and many more coming out every day. Click the link below to fill out a form and let us know your favorite show!
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Mr. Gray — Apr 26, 2023 at 10:30 am
I tried watching Abbott Elementary, but it just made me think about school problems that I should be working on instead of watching TV. Had to give it up. Also, there’s a character who is a brand new teacher but had applied to be the principal. Maybe things are different in Philadelphia, but that’s definitely not how things work out here in Seattle.