We have to give 2021 credit for providing us with series like WandaVision, Mare of Easttown, and The White Lotus.

However, 2022 is already posing some stiff competition in terms of TV shows.

With Bridgerton's long-awaited second season, Game of Thrones spin-off, and many buzzy new prestige dramas on the way, this year's slate has our eyes riveted to the screen.

You can download these shows from https://thenewpiratebay.org/ or watch them on their designated streaming platforms. So, without further ado, let's start with the list.

 

7 Best TV Shows To Watch In 2022

Here are the shows we're looking forward to and already watching in 2022, ranging from historical revivals to new editions of our favorite series. Find out all about these TV shows here so that you can start watching them on your own.

 

1: Euphoria Season 2

We've reunited with TV's most famous—and possibly wildest—high schoolers after almost three years apart.

This edgy series, starring Zendaya, Hunter Schafer, Jacob Elordi, and others, takes another deep look at juvenile addiction, sexuality, identity crisis, and relationships.

We saw Rue and Jules planning to run away to the city in the season finale. But as Rue second-guesses her decision and decides to stay back, fans are left wondering if this is the end for the powerhouse duo.

Euphoria 2 is already streaming, so that should be at the top of our watchlist.

 

2: Ozark Season 4

Netflix's popular criminal thriller, starring Laura Linney and Jason Bateman, has its shortcomings, but there's no denying that its cast of characters is excruciatingly riveting to watch.

The Byrdes are finally looking to get out of the Ozarks money-laundering business they've been building since season 1.

But a new threat from the Navarro cartel—as well as a few threats closer to home—threaten to ruin their plans.

This will be the last season of this Netflix series, and we are dying to watch it.

 

3: Vikings: Valhalla Season 1

Were you a fan of the original "Vikings" series?

Thanks to the show's excellent ratings and long run, Netflix hopes they're ready for more centuries-old adventure stories.

"Valhalla" picks up more than a century after the previous series ended, capturing escalating tensions between Vikings and English royals, as well as conflicting loyalties over Christian and pagan beliefs.

This sequel will be worth a shot this year if you already have been a Vikings fan.

 

4: Murderville Season 1

Perhaps for the mindless entertainment derived from gamifying unscripted comedy, rather than for the improv, "Murderville" bills itself as an improvised detective show.

Here, Will Arnett guides a celebrity sleuth through a series of set pieces to solve a crime.

Each episode begins with Arnett's character, Senior Detective Terry Seattle, entering the precinct and meeting his new partner. After interrogating three suspects, the duo set out to solve a homicide case, with the celebrity guest revealing the perpetrator at the end of the show.

The audience can either follow along, picking up hints as they go, or laugh at the silliness of it all.

 

5: Barry Season 3

Barry had slipped your mind, hadn't he?

I'm happy I forgot because it made the absolute thrill of hearing the series finally coming back all the more palpable.

If you need a refresher, the dark comedy stars Bill Hader as a hitman attempting to change careers as an acting student in Los Angeles.

The show is one of HBO's funniest, but it also has a surprising amount of emotional weight—as well as a wildly fantastic cast.

 

6: The Crown 5

After season 4 of The Crown ends with Prince Charles and Princess Diana's marriage dissolving into a "grotesque misalliance," season 5 is anticipated to focus on their divorce.

With Elizabeth Debicki and Dominic West reprising their roles as the separated royal couple, this show will be worth watching in 2022.

Imelda Staunton's role as Queen Elizabeth II and Jonathan Pryce's role as Prince Philip is also some of the best castings on this show.

While the show will undoubtedly explore fresh historical and political concerns, it is uncertain whether the season will address Diana's death.

 

7: Stranger Things 4

Stranger Things season 3 left fans in a mess because we believed that police chief Jim Hopper died.

But, Stranger Things' fourth season's Netflix teaser shows something different.

Will and Eleven are in California. In Hawkins, their other buddies are lurking around a scary mansion. Hopper is believed to be in Russia.

With greater, darker mysteries to be revealed, what will happen if the gang meets the Mind Flayer again?

 

Signing Off

There you go. We have piled off the list of the best TV shows to watch in 2022.

Once you get your hands on these shows, your 2022 will be off to a good start. It will be all sorted because the shows generate a lot of hype among fans.

So, if you need more details on them, ping us in the comment section.