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Hello all! This post starts my 2010’s countdowns! After this there will be five more countdowns all about the best in tv and film from the last decade! I’m so excited to get these out and I hope you’re as excited as I am! In today’s world of streaming there are so many tv shows that some of the very best ones get looked over or don’t get the respect they deserve. I’ve compiled this list of shows that were very underrated in my opinion and there will be ***SPOILERS!!!*** Enjoy!

10. Euphoria (2019- ) HBO

Ok so I wouldn’t call Euphoria underrated but it didn’t make my other list and it had to be seen. Zendaya and Jacob Elordi had some outstanding performances and the show gave us the iconic Maddy Perez. The outfits, the acting, the cinematography this teen show is the best addition to HBO and I can not wait for season 2. #Fuckshyguy118!

9.  Elite (2018- ) Netflix

Speaking of teen shows, Netflix brought out the big guns when they dropped this Gossip Girl like Spanish drama. The show starts off as a who dunnit but ends up being so much more when you get to know the unrealistically good looking characters. I love a teen drama and Elite is one of the best ones EVER. By the way, I know they’re semi problematic but I stan Nadia and Guzman! This is me officially saying they’re my Elite OTP! Do not come at me!

8. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2015-2019) CW

This was a show I was never interested in at first because honestly I’m not a musical person but I started this a few months ago out of boredom and my god it deserved every award it’s ever received and more! Although the protagonist is someone you really can’t root for, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend goes over important topics including mental health. The actors all worked their asses off and Donna Lynne Champlain deserves so much for recognition for her performance as Paula! I’ll miss this kooky show so much even though it only took me a couple weeks to watch it all cause I’m insane.

7. The End of the F***ing World (2017- ) Netflix

This show is so random and weird and sad and funny and everyone needs to watch it. James (Alex Lawther) and Alyssa (Jessica Barden) are the definition of an odd couple but for some reason they have you rooting for them. Season 2 gave us the closure we all needed from season one but I really hope they don’t stretch it to three seasons.

6. Killing Eve (2018- ) BBC America

I’ve brought Killing Eve up before so I’ll make this short. Having two women in a cat and mouse chase while having random comedic moments is so REFRESHING. The European scenery and Villanelle’s iconic outfits also help elevate the show. Jodie Comer is so captivating as Villanelle and deserved that Emmy god dammit!

5. Brooklyn Nine Nine (2013- ) NBC

I mean… one of the funniest show I’ve ever seen. This is a show that could go on for ten more seasons and I wouldn’t complain. There’s so much I could say about this wonderful show but no words would sum it up. I just really wish Chelsea Peretti would come back full time as Gina.

4. Quicksand (2019- ) Netflix

Quicksand is only one season but it will stay with you forever. The show about a girl accused of her school shooting is absolutely addicting and heartbreaking. It’s a Swedish Netflix original and it’s one of the best original series they have. If you like Skins you’ll love this.

3. The Good Place (2016- ) NBC

The Good Place is a show that’s honestly just so unique. Whether are not you’re in the good or the bad place you must have to agree that this show is top tier comedy and should be required viewing. It also doesn’t hurt that D’Arcy Carden is the fucking best as Janet and Manny Jacinto is a total smoke show.

2. Good Trouble (2019- ) Freeform

Good Trouble is a spin-off of the groundbreaking show The Fosters. The show follows sisters Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Marianna (Cierra Ramirez) as they navigate adulthood in LA. I love Good Trouble because it’s so real and inclusive. This has one of the most diverse casts on television and they tackle hard topics such as, women getting paid less, police brutality against black people, mental health, and body image with such ease. Not only that but they have a male who’s bisexual who has healthy relationships with men and women. Good Trouble is honestly groundbreaking and I have no idea why it hasn’t won Globes.

1. Dear White People (2017- ) Netflix