There’s no denying the fact that streaming platforms and television shows were the kings in 2021, with people gradually getting back to theatres and covid’s prevalence yet to come to a permanent pause. The audience were couched to their seats with the aid of fantastic content presented to them and kept them entertained.
Listing the most entertaining pieces is subjective as there are tons of options considering trends, critic reviews, audience acceptance and so on. Putting everything, we have tried making a list, which is surely not the ultimate!
Note: There’s no particular number list say from top to bottom. Just the names are presented to the audience through a listicle.
Most Viewed TV Show in 2021
WANDAVISION
Available on Disney Plus, WANDAVISION is a perfect and interesting craft of mixed genres and style alongside the rich mythological expansion. It worked wonders for the movie and fans couldn’t appreciate it more! Elizabeth Olsen had been superb while Kathryn Hahn iconized the villainous role.
TED LASSO (Season 2)
The Apple series’ second edition had been as good as the first one! The Jason Sudeikis starrer series is better seen weekly rather than consumed daily, for a better experience.
Succession (Season 3)
The HBO MAX special is enough to tie the audience to the seat tightly and have a brilliant experience. With an amazing cast and presentation, the third season had been spectacular. Brian Cox, undoubtedly, has dominated the entire show and fans now can’t hold onto their nerves for the next season.
Midnight Mass
One of the best visual media pieces for the last year, was Mike Flanagan’s Netflix special, Midnight Mass. A blend of Catholicism, horror and freaking vampires, Midnight Mass keeps the audience engaged to their seats from beginning till end.
Other popular names that had been massively successful the last year include Station Level, Squid Game, Mare of Easttown, Reservation Dogs, What Do We Do in the Shadows (Season 3), You (Season 3).
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