Looking for something to binge? Check out our picks for the 25 Best TV Shows of 2022 (So Far) and where to stream them:
Our “Best of the Year So Far” lists always sneak up on me. “Already??” I say in a panic, checking the calendar and confirming that yes, somehow, almost half the year has passed us by.
But now, in 2022, productions are back to work and the Peak TV pipeline that defined the pre-pandemic viewing era has revved up to historic levels. Since early 2020, we’ve also seen the launch or expansion of an exceptional number of streaming services. So not only is there more TV than ever, but there are more places to watch it.
TV is our job, though, so we do genuinely bounce from Hulu to Paramount+ to HBO Max to Netflix and more to try and see it all. But for regular viewers? That’s less likely the case. In our ranked list below, you’ll not only get summary of each show but a link to where you can watch it. Hopefully you can find a few new series to check out among the services you already have, or maybe a reason to start a free trial somewhere else.
Speaking of those big services, one dominated this list above all others: HBO Max. In combining both HBO’s cable offerings and original series on Max , the Warner company is already ruling 2022 in a big way.
was on the cusp, though, we did allow it to be included in the vote (which included weighted contributions from both
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