The Guardian's best TV shows of 2022
The top 3 according to 6 votes from people: The Bear · Hacks · House of the Dragon. (Updated Apr 23, 2023.)
The top 20 of the Guardian's 50 best TV shows of 2022, led by The Bear.
Automatically translated (original in Deutsch). See the original
Top 20
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1
The Bear
No. 1. A top chef takes over his brother's sandwich shop in Chicago.
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2
Hacks
No. 4. A veteran comic in Las Vegas and her young writer.
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3
House of the Dragon
No. 12. The Game of Thrones prequel (HBO).
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4
Pachinko
No. 15. A Korean family over four generations (Apple TV+).
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5
The White Lotus
No. 16. Season two, in Sicily.
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6
Somewhere Boy
No. 18. A boy raised shut off from the world (Channel 4).
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7
Sherwood
No. 2. James Graham's drama about killings in a Nottinghamshire mining village (BBC).
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8
Severance
No. 3. Employees whose work and home memories are split (Apple TV+).
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9
The Responder
No. 5. Martin Freeman as a response cop in Liverpool (BBC).
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10
Big Boys
No. 6. Jack Rooke's comedy about two freshers (Channel 4).
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11
Better Call Saul
No. 7. The final season.
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12
Industry
No. 8. Young bankers in London, season two.
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13
Derry Girls
No. 9. The final season of the Northern Irish teenagers.
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14
This Is Going to Hurt
No. 10. Ben Whishaw as a junior doctor, from Adam Kay's book (BBC).
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15
Top Boy
No. 11. Drug dealing in east London (Netflix).
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16
Yellowjackets
No. 13. A girls' football team crashes in the wilderness.
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17
Atlanta
No. 14. The final seasons of Donald Glover's show.
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18
Mo
No. 17. Mo Amer as a Palestinian refugee in Houston (Netflix).
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19
Station Eleven
No. 19. From Emily St. John Mandel's pandemic novel.
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20
Bad Sisters
No. 20. Sharon Horgan's black comedy about five sisters (Apple TV+).
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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