Looking for the latest and greatest TV shows to watch? Look no further than Rotten Tomatoes’ top 25 series of the week. From The Last of Us to The Mandalorian (back with Season 3) and Daisy Jones & The Six, these shows are keeping viewers glued to their screens and engaged on the site.
Each show on the list comes with reviews and trailers, as well as information on where to watch and how to cast your own ratings vote. Be sure to check back weekly for the latest updates to the charts. And if you’re in the mood for a movie, don’t forget to check out the most popular films out right now.
At the top of the list is The Last of Us, with an adjusted score of 113764%. Critics are raving about this adaptation of the beloved video game, which retains the most addictive aspects of its source material while digging deeper into the story.
Next up is Shadow and Bone, with an adjusted score of 89127%. While some critics feel that the show packs in too much story, it remains great fun for fantasy fans.
Swarm, with an adjusted score of 48390%, is another popular series on the list. While it can be unpleasant at times, Dominique Fishback’s ferocious performance and the creators’ bold creative swings make it a truly subversive take on toxic fandom.
Ted Lasso’s third season takes time to find its footing, but patient viewers who believe will find that they appreciate Coach as much as ever. It has an adjusted score of 99903%.
You’s London-set fourth season has an adjusted score of 101689%. While the premise may be beginning to outlive its believability, Penn Badgley’s sardonic performance continues to paper over most lapses in logic.
A Spy Among Friends has an adjusted score of 94652%. More cerebral than outright thrilling, it’s an intelligent tale of espionage elevated by a pair of sterling performances.
Lucky Hank, with an adjusted score of 99043%, makes ennui essential viewing with a comedy rooted in relatable human behavior. With the fortune of Bob Odenkirk in its favor, it’s a must-watch for fans of the genre.
Yellowjackets presents an absorbing mystery with plenty of sting, earning an adjusted score of 109102%. It’s a genre mashup that blends smoothly and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
Luther returns in fine form from its extended exodus with a grizzly mystery and the welcome reappearance of Ruth Wilson’s psychotic villain, Alice Morgan. It has an adjusted score of 87835%.
Daisy Jones & The Six comes up short at evoking the rockstar credentials that were implied on the page, but the lively duet of Riley Keough and Sam Claflin give this adaptation enough verve to occasionally bring the house down. It has an adjusted score of 82807%.
These are just some of the top TV shows currently available on Rotten Tomatoes. Be sure to check out the full list for more great options to add to your watchlist.