Top 10 Must-See TV Shows to Watch Before the New Year

quite content living there, to return home. Instead, Tom becomes obsessed with Dickie and his lavish lifestyle, with things spiraling out of control from there. Scott’s performance is haunting and captivating, making this a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers.
“Shōgun”
FX’s “Shōgun,” based on the James Clavell novel, stars Hiroyuki Sanada, Jenna Coleman, and Stephen Graham. Set in feudal Japan, the series follows an English navigator who becomes the first-ever “Gaijin” (non-Japanese) samurai. The show delves into the clash of cultures, love, war, and honor, all set against the backdrop of a beautifully realized 17th-century Japan. With stunning visuals and intricate storytelling, “Shōgun” is a captivating historical drama worth checking out.
“Echo”
Apple TV+ entered the superhero arena with “Echo,” a twist on the genre that focuses on a deaf Native American superhero. Rylee plays Echo, a character who discovers she not only can read lips and sign multiple languages but can also perfectly mimic any action or skill she witnesses, as if she has a kind of photographic reflexes. Teaming up with Vincent (Jack Quaid), the two set out to save the world from an otherworldly threat. With diverse representation and thrilling action scenes, “Echo” is a refreshing addition to the superhero genre.
“Hush”
The supernatural drama “Hush” took Netflix by storm in 2024. A thriller filled with twists and turns, “Hush” stars Xian Lim as a chef who inherits a house where he seems to be haunted by something dark lurking in the shadows. With the help of a psychic medium played by Yam Concepcion, he unravels the mysteries of the house while danger closes in around them. Eerie and suspenseful, “Hush” keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
“Moody”
On Hulu, “Moody” offers a fresh take on the high school coming-of-age drama. Created and written by Phoebe Bridges, the series centers on Moody, a teenager going through school life with anxiety that sometimes feels unbearable. His friend Rosie, intrigued by true crime stories, decides to investigate the disappearance of a student at the school years ago. The series expertly weaves together themes of friendship, mental health, and the struggles of adolescence, creating a compelling and emotional story that resonates with viewers.