It can be on a network, basic cable, premium channel, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, YouTube or whatever you can stream on your smart TV, as long as a new episode was made available the previous week (ending Sunday) -or, in the case of shows released all at once, it has to have been released within the previous four weeks. The rules for the Power Rankings are simple: Any current series on TV qualifies, whether it’s a comedy, drama, news program, animated series, variety show or sports event. It’s going to take a lot to unseat Succession and, now, The Great. Meanwhile, our Honorable Mentions this week are full, again, of shows we are truly enjoying individually, but which didn’t earn enough of a consensus for a top spot. The Wheel of Time struck a chord with some, while others thought it did not come close to delivering TV’s next great fantasy hit. Many of us were disappointed with Netflix’s messy Cowboy Bebop adaptation, though a few spoke out in its defense. But that wasn’t all-there were a number of big premieres this week that garnered polarized responses from our staff and writers.
If any season deserved it, it was this one. Firstly, we had to deal with the devastation wrought by the Great British Baking Show not giving us a four-person final. Emotions were running high during the voting of our Power Ranking this week.
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