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Best TV shows of 2019: ‘Chernobyl,’ ‘When They See Us,’ ‘Fleabag’
2019 is almost over and there have been some wonderful TV shows so far this year.
From miniseries based on real-life tragedies like HBO’s “Chernobyl” and Netflix’s “When They See Us,” to acclaimed shows that ended their runs like “Veep” and “Fleabag,” 2019 has delivered well-reviewed shows from the start.
We turned to Rotten Tomatoes to find out what 2019 shows have been the most loved by critics so far.
We ranked the 20 shows by their Rotten Tomatoes critic score, and broke any ties with audience scores. We excluded shows that began their latest seasons in 2018, but ran through 2019 (sorry, “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”).
Below are the 20 most well-reviewed TV shows of 2019, so far:
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