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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 shows to binge in 2020 for this list, or looking at shows that have already started in 2020 as well as shows that will be premiering throughout the year.

We're only considering shows that have been confirmed for a 2020 release as of writing, so we'll have to wait and see about stranger things.

Season four.

Everybody feels like a freak sometimes.

Oh God, if you like what you're hearing, be sure to check out the full song at the link below Number 10 Altered Carbon Season two.

While not a universal critical success, the first season of this Netflix original series was mostly well received.

Thanks with strong performances, neo noir atmosphere and Blade Runner esque production values.

You look uncomfortable, not skin traveler use leave.

I need some burning grease.

Season two has garnered even better reviews, and while it's still hasn't quite reached the heights of Richard Kay Morgan's 2002 novel, the SciFi, Siri's is moving in the right direction.

You know what I hate more than deaths, but death by gunfire?

It's being underestimated.

Picking up three decades after season one, protagonist Takashi Kovacs is not only faced with new challenges but also a new body.

Perhaps negotiating this misunderstanding, perhaps not Theo in the same vein is Doctor who The premise for Altered Carbon paves the way for multiple actors to serve as a host.

For Kovacs, you're just a figment in my head.

That's all there is left.

Anthony Mackie inherits the role from Joel Kinnaman, breathing new life into this thoroughly engaging season.

Number nine.

High Fidelity Season one.

If you've already read Nick Hornby's novel and seeing the 2000 film version starring John Cusack.

Ah, hi Fidelity TV.

Siri's may sound redundant at first.

Like the best adaptations, though, this Hulu's Siri's takes everything that made previous installments great and injects a fresh sound follow up question.

Um, are you gonna get up and leave now because I don't know enough about yes.

Oh, come on, I thought, This is good.

I'm gonna go in a gender swap.

Zoe Kravitz of Big Little Lies plays Rob, a record store owner who's stuck in the past in more ways than one.

You do know there's an actual person standing right here in front of you.

You aware I'm here?

I just records.

Maybe retro.

But high Fidelity is surprisingly relevant in a modern world where pop culture is like a second language.

Nostalgia is the only escape from reality, and there's a list ical for everything, bro.

She live streams her workouts every morning.

It's the ultimate, she told me.

I was obsessive and two in touch with my feelings.

Those are not the words are for anyone who has gone through a bad break up.

There are more than five reasons to binge this wrong.

Calm Number eight.

The Umbrella Academy Season two After Stranger Things, The Umbrella Academy was Netflix's most streamed show between October 2018 and September 2019.

Used to look at us, it's scowl.

Thank Christ he's not our real fathers.

We couldn't inherit those cold dead eyes.

Based on the cult comic book series, the first season stood out from the crowded superhero genre, with its darkly comedic edge, colorful yet gloomy characters and a playlist that would make Star Lord envious.

The season one finale left viewers on a mind blowing note that had everybody asking, How is the Hargreaves family gonna get out of this?

Come out from all angles, Get through the only chance we've got.

Apparently, showrunner Steve Blackman found himself asking the exact same question after the first season wrapped up.

You see that big rock coming towards considering the fact that the first episode of Season two will reportedly be titled right back where we started.

We can expect to delve deeper into the Hargreaves past as disaster looms on the horizon.

Number seven Space Force Season one Steve Carell has made it clear that he's not eager for an Office re union, but that doesn't mean he's against reteaming with showrunner.

Greg Daniels, co created by Carell and Daniel's Space Force, is another workplace comedy instead of a paper company in Scranton.

This Netflix series revolves around the United States Space Force, which is now an actual military branch of the country's armed forces.

Considering that a lot of people have questioned if the U.

S.

Even needs a space force, the subject is a ripe for satire, especially with Carell, John Malkovich and Ben Schwartz in starring roles.

It's about to get all stupid up in here.

With the office leaving Netflix in 2021 we can only hope that space Force will fill the void.

Number six Debs Season one Between ex machina and Annihilation Writer director Alex Garland delivered two of the past decade's most thought provoking sci fi films.

What are you working on in the section of your company known as depths with this FX on Who?

Luke Exclusive.

Garland takes us inside.

A computer company known as a Maya at a Maya's helm, is an eccentric CEO played by Nick Offerman.

San Oya Mizuno stars as a young engineer who infiltrates a Maya to uncover the whereabouts of her missing boyfriend.

The sense that you were participating in life it was only ever an illusion.

Everything connects to Debs, a division of the Maya that's so secretive that most of its team members don't even know what they're working on.

If Garland's past work is any indication, we can expect this eight episode miniseries to be a layered mystery that'll leave us questioning the evolution of technology and the state of humanity.

What my actually doing here?

I'm not gonna tell you.

Don't worry, you're gonna figure it out.

Number 500.

Season one The streaming generation has provided a much needed comeback for Al Pacino.

His performance in Netflix is the Irishman scored him an Oscar nomination, and we wouldn't be surprised if Pacino's work in Amazon's hunters generates M E buzz.

You have an intimate relationship with deaths, but no, it's not to be a curse.

Pacino plays Meyer Offerman, Ah, holocaust survivor who brings together a group of vigilantes to do one thing and one thing only.

Hunt Nazis.

While it may sound like a revenge fantasy, the Siri's is very loosely based on actual Nazi hunters.

Do best.

You know why?

Because you know what it is to live your life.

That said, the style, tone and characters are closer to what you'd see in a seventies action movie with a satirical edge.

Former M.

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Now you run logistics and mission planning fun sister Harriet come like candle number one.

That's just what we'd expect from executive producer Jordan Peele, who has a way of blurring the line between fiction and stranger than fiction.

Number four.

Star Trek Picard Season one.

I didn't know we were on course tomorrow.

If Star Trek Discovery didn't convince you to subscribe to CBS All Access, then Star Trek Picard should at least get you on board for a free trial run, Newmans asked.

For I I believe we had a profound obligation to give.

Many felt there were better uses for our resource is aiding.

The federation's oldest fans have waited nearly two decades for Jean Luc Picard to return, especially after Nemesis left the next generation crew on such an underwhelming note.

Patrick Stewart reprises his role as the former U.

S s enterprise captain who springs back into action after learning that a little bit of Commander data may still be out there look so much like data.

He's an inferior copy.

Data tried to download the contents of his neural net into before, just before his death.

While different from TNG, this follow up, Siri's has been generally praised for its serialized narrative, cinematic direction and darker tone.

Stuart, meanwhile, doesn't miss a beat as an older Picard, who's ready to boldly go where even he has never gone before.

Number three, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Season one.

The Marvel Netflix era is no more.

But the emcee use small screen days are far from over.

We're not ashamed to admit that we totally geeked out when the commercial for Marvel's upcoming Disney Plus miniseries aired during Super Bowl 54.

The show that had us the most excited is The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.

Anyone who's seen Avengers endgame.

So basically everyone knows why.

While the plot remains under wraps, it should see Sam Wilson accept the mantle of Captain America.

With Bucky Barnes right by his side, Earth became ground zero for a power surge of ridiculously cosmic proportions.

No one's ever seen anything like it.

Despite not being a theatrical release, Disney's nonetheless coughing up the big bucks with a reported $150 million budget.

Welcome Home After bingeing, all six episodes in August will only have to wait until December.

For one division, number two.

The Haunting of Blind Manner, The Haunting of Hill House is a textbook example of how to put a unique spin on classic source material that's already been adapted multiple times before.

Theo, whereas the first entry in this horror anthology series took inspiration from Shirley Jackson, the second season The Haunting of Bligh manner is based on Henry James legendary novella.

The turn of this grew while the central characters are different, we will be seeing a few familiar faces, including Henry Thomas, Kate Siegel, Victoria Pedretti and Oliver Jackson Cohen.

Most importantly, this season will once again be directed by Mike Flynn, again, who were ready to declare a modern master of terror.

Even if you know the original tale inside and out, we're expecting Flanagan to turn in anything but a straight forward retelling before we get to our top pick.

Here are some honorable mentions.

This is life.

You don't always get a no show.

Let's talk about him.

They put us down, Tell us were ugly, make us feel ugly.

Wonderful hair leads to a wonderful opportunity.

I think that might be broken.

Sex doesn't make us whole.

So how could you ever be broke?

Past is always with you Try.

It's always there have all been selected as agents of nonchalance behind this world.

There's a world just being hidden from you.

It's so, so cool.

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Number one.

The Boys Season two.

We've seen shows about superheroes and anti heroes, but there hasn't been one quite like the boys.

Please welcome Star Lights.

The's in one introduced us to a world where superheroes are treated like celebrities in front of the camera.

They come office humble and carrying.

I got Tell you what, you get better and I'll teach you to run as fast as me.

Yeah, yeah, you'll teach me to out run cancer.

Behind the scenes, however, they're getting away with unspeakable crimes, with an evil corporate empire pulling all the strings that there were scorch marks on the mayor's engine, almost a ziff from two small, high intensity beams, roughly the width of human eyes.

Honestly, even if you took out all the superpowers, we'd still have an eerily accurate representation of hero worship, celebrity culture and the hotheads ready to stand up against big business.

Of course, superpowers do add to the fun here.

Season one ended on a major cliffhanger.

So we can't wait for the boys to get back in town for season two already.

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