Here you find the List of the 5 Best and 5 Worst TV shows OF 2019!!!

In a few weeks, it will be 2024, and we had the best TV shows on the charts of the decade. But we can’t end the year without celebrating the excellent television series of 2019. Check out the five best shows of the year. And keep clicking until the end for the big reveal: the five worst shows of 2019.

After Life (Netflix):-

In this six-episode comedy, The afterlife of Life is a vehicle for the sharp expression of Gerris’s particular brand: he works in a free local newspaper in a picturesque English town, writing stories about strange cities, like that woman in which she makes rice pudding for him and although the story of life is a Follow the planned path, no other spectacle of This year made me laugh and cry too much.

The Good Fight (CBS All Access):-

Instead of repeating myself, after all, this drama by The Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King is on my Decide List Best Show, let me say for the hundredth time that The Good Fight is the best show you may not see. The Good Fight is as superficial as a fentanyl palette and as addictive. Ask yourself (or me) what to look for and just see it.

Better Things (FX):-

A wise man named Homer Simpson once said: “It’s ridiculous because it’s true.” I can continue on this half-hour drama impossible to narrate, and I have done it, here and here, but for now, I will only say it: the bitterness and motherhood, femininity and personality of Pamela Adlon. The three seasons at Mithi Pariksha are the most special on television.

Fleabag (Amazon Prime Video):-

From the opening that dinner scene to getting away from the bus stop, season 2 was a testament to the mighty power of telling stories for the final image of Fleabag (Phoebe Waller-Bridge). Six half-hour episodes were impeccable in their economy: they did not contain a pointless scene, lines of dialogue, or shots about them. And in those 152 minutes, producer-writer-star Waller-Bridges has a joke about a damaged young woman who is learning to forgive herself with the help of a young priest (Andrew Scott) and a cold sister (Cyan Clifford).

Watchman (HBO):-

A lunatic who fishes embryos. Periodic squid rain. A large blue phallus (with detachable testicles). Damon Lindelof’s “Remix” is surrealism in the revered graphic novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. As much as he did with The Leftovers, Lindelof and his writers have created something new without betraying the original material. Each hour, excited with pure garbage, balances us with enough further questions to guess, and a climactic scene with Jeremy Iron that gives a tremendous fart.

Worse TV shows 2019:-

Below Deck Mediterranean (Bravo):-

Escapism with one side of the lush docusoap child class war, the franchise under the deck, follows Tan, a drunk ship crew during a season at high-cost sea. The last silly and melodious season of Captain Sandy-Front Made was a real cast of all time led by the fast boss Stu Hannah, the philosophically lazy sailor Jack and the discreet cheerful Ayesha. I can explain how the top-down formula unexpectedly has a torrent of satires, with frequent insults to the guests who pay a lot, the accusation of drunken forage for comedy confusion. But man, that slide sure seems fun.

Ramy (Hulu):-

The autobiographical design of the situation comedy of a family of particular affinity with a metaphysically complex complexity. The icon of the instant comedy Remy Yusuf co-produced and interpreted a version of himself, an American Muslim, and Jersey again devoted themselves to their religion, making questionable decisions in their personal lives. Now go to Hulu and watch the outstanding fourth episode, “Strawberries,” a memory flashback that is made in September 2001.

Bojack Horseman (Netflix):

The first half of BoJack’s last season encompassed cartoon artists in and around Hollywood, combining realities of arrogant corporate capers and new parents with an honest but twisted portrait of the redemption for the titular Sad Horse. The chilling Midderson Finale suggested that all new sweet beginnings with old bitter sins were on their way to confrontation. We will remember the show after the final episode arrives next month.

Lodge 49 (AMC):-

This great and lousy drunk full of fun reached new heights in the last five episodes of season 2. Dude (Wyatt Russell) and Ernie (Brent Jennings) begin to surround a crazy writer (completely crippled Paul Giamatti), while Liz ( Sonya Cassidy) begins to discover her great destiny. Did I mention a trip to Mexico? Or the sudden possibility that the Earth is hollow? AMC promptly canceled Lodge 49 for some lucky network or transmission service to defend this wild explosion of the modern world.

5. Desus & Mero:-

Desus Nice and The Kid Mero are now royalty of the night, making comedy segments with presidential candidates and only interviewing a fantastic audience. However, the origins of this weekly Chilkom twice are its reference sessions, and I love how they sprout with nonsense through trending topics and critical pranks. Their happiness is contagious, and they love me with the Knicks, and I don’t like basketball either.