Best TV Shows of 2022

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2022 brought television's most ambitious productions to screens worldwide, with House of the Dragon proving that audiences still craved epic fantasy storytelling, while Euphoria and The Bear demonstrated the medium's range from raw teenage drama to workplace comedy-drama. Streaming platforms continued investing in prestige content that blurred the lines between television and cinema.

Uzukawamura Incident (2022) poster

Uzukawamura Incident (2022)

36,000 Seconds in a Day (2022) poster

36,000 Seconds in a Day (2022)

Tale of the Ancient Snake (2022) poster

Tale of the Ancient Snake (2022)

Mostra, Venise (2022) poster

Mostra, Venise (2022)

Train Otaku Michiko, 20,000 km. (2022) poster

Train Otaku Michiko, 20,000 km. (2022)

Modern Young Monha (2022) poster

Modern Young Monha (2022)

Barbaros Hayreddin Sultanin Fermani (2022) poster

Barbaros Hayreddin Sultanin Fermani (2022)

Ki Banu Punia Da (2022) poster

Ki Banu Punia Da (2022)

Gumy (2022) poster

Gumy (2022)

SHKLT (2022) poster

SHKLT (2022)

Strange Folk Tale (2022) poster

Strange Folk Tale (2022)

Chill. Hike. Camping (2022) poster

Chill. Hike. Camping (2022)

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Der ZDF Comedy Sommer (2022)

The terrible eighties (2022) poster

The terrible eighties (2022)

A Year-End Medley: Extended Version (2022) poster

A Year-End Medley: Extended Version (2022)

Miss Hong Kong Pageant 2022 - Lead In (2022) poster

Miss Hong Kong Pageant 2022 - Lead In (2022)

2000s (2022) poster

2000s (2022)

Liebste Fellnasen (2022) poster

Liebste Fellnasen (2022)

RoxTeen (2022) poster

RoxTeen (2022)

SSULPLY (2022) poster

SSULPLY (2022)

A League of Their Own Road Trip: Dingle To Dover (2022) poster

A League of Their Own Road Trip: Dingle To Dover (2022)

来，拍电影 (2022) poster

来，拍电影 (2022)

The Negotiator (2022) poster

The Negotiator (2022)

How to Screw It All Up (2022) poster

How to Screw It All Up (2022)

The year reinforced television's evolution into a premium entertainment medium, with production values and narrative complexity that often surpassed theatrical releases.