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The 10 best TV shows of 2023: ‘Daisy Jones & the Six,’ ‘The Last of Us’ and more
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December 28, 2023
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1:34Now PlayingThanks to the now-resolved WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, scads of programming was delayed, with the monthslong work stoppages leading to big series including “Yellowstone,” “Stranger Things” and ABC’s “Abbott Elementary” being pushed into 2024 (or longer).
But, the show must go on, and there were still plenty of impressive offerings in 2023, from light comedies to intense dramas, from “Succession” to “The Diplomat” to “Fargo,” to keep viewers riveted to their television sets (or computers) and hungering for more.
Here, without further ado, are the Top 10 TV shows of the year as chosen by Post TV reporter Lauren Sarner and TV Editor Michael Starr. The list is subjective, to be sure — there are a lot of shows out there — but these are the series that managed to hit a home run week after week without any letdowns in their story arcs or performances.
And for the 5 worst shows of 2023, go here:
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