The 20 Best New TV Shows of 2020 So Far
Which newcomers on the small screen have impressed reviewers the most during the first half of the year? Above, find the highest-scoring first-year TV shows (and miniseries) debuting between January 1, 2020 and June 30, 2020. Only shows with at least 7 reviews from professional critics are included.
Canadian comedian Mae Martin plays a version of herself as she attempts to blend sobriety, a relationship with a new girlfriend, and life in London. The six-episode British production (exclusive to Netflix in the States) also stars Lisa Kudrow, Charlotte Ritche, and Sophie Thompson.
“What it lacks in rom-com purity it makes up for in substance. I found myself rooting for the couple to stay together and also get the hell apart. It’s a buoyant, bingeable comedy that’s worth arguing about. Trust me when I say: It feels good enough.” —Willa Paskin, Slate