TV series results of 2024: from Batman's enemies to the Fallout adaptation.

This year, we traveled many times to explore the cultures of Japan and remembered that rom-coms can be interesting. We marveled at Colin Farrell's transformation into Batman's iconic enemy and followed dragon battles in Westeros. In short, there's plenty to remember, so let's sum up the TV series results of 2024 and hand out nominations to the best of the best (and not only).

Everyone Watched of the Year — "Fallout"

For a successful adaptation of a popular game series and introducing it to a new audience.

Best Miniseries — "Disclaimer"

For the authorial work of a great author.

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Surprise of the Year — "Baby Reindeer"

For an intimate story on an important topic generating so much hype.

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Best Male Role — Colin Farrell ("The Penguin")

Alternatives: Hiroyuki Sanada ("Shōgun"), Jeremy Allen White ("The Bear"), Richard Gadd ("Baby Reindeer"), Gary Oldman ("Slow Horses")

For a magnificent transformation and the ability to draw sympathy to a clearly negative character.

Netflix of the Year — "Nobody Wants This"

For making the rom-com a great genre again.

Anime of the Year — "Dandadan"

For unusual humor and high pace.

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Best Female Role — Cristin Milioti ("The Penguin")

Alternatives: Anna Sawai ("Shōgun", "The Thousand Mile Road"), Jean Smart ("Hacks"), Karina Razumovskaya ("The Route")

For sometimes outshining the devilishly convincing Colin Farrell.

Dialogue of the Year — "Shōgun"

For dialogues about duty, faith, life, death, and love.

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Sensation of the Year — "The Penguin"

Nobody believed, but it fired, and how.

Courage of the Year — "The Cleaners"

Controversial. Bright. Vulgar. About kept women.

Didn't Work, No Luck of the Year — "The Acolyte"

Too high fan expectations were not met.

Unjustified Cancellation of the Year — "Kaos"

Sometimes we don't understand what Netflix producers are missing when they say goodbye to fairly decent series with good ratings. We'll also include "Dead Boy Detectives" here.

WTF of the Year — "Fantasy"

For surrealism and a mind open to the craziest ideas.

Stunningly Beautiful of the Year — "Arcane"

For becoming even more beautiful.

Vampire of the Year — Sam Reid ("Interview with the Vampire")

For loyalty to "family".

Comeback of the Year — "X-Men '97"

Old-timers shed a tear, because it was very good. For the proper revival of a classic.

Socially Significant Series of the Year — "She's So Cool"

A road movie about simple guys, but with important social themes.

Best European Series of the Year — "Maxton Hall — The World Between Us"

We ourselves don't understand how it ended up in the popular list. But the series really blew up social media.

Best Russian Series — "The Route"

For a bold plot, ruthless attitude towards characters, and considerable suspense.

Reimagining of the Romantic Comedy Genre — "One Day"

British drama no worse than the 2011 adaptation.

"Suicide Squad" of the Year — "Masters of the Air"

For the most ruthless treatment of characters.

Action of the Year — "House of the Dragon"

For long-awaited and deadly dragon battles.

"Give Him the Emmy Right Now" of the Year — Cooper Koch ("Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story")

For a stunning 32-minute "one-shot" scene.

"What a Twist" of the Year — "Sugar"

For managing to surprise absolutely everyone.

Pablo Escobar and "Narcos" of the Year – "Griselda"

Sofía Vergara as Griselda Blanco in the biopic about the drug lord.

Could Have Not Continued of the Year — "Emily in Paris"

Some kind of Groundhog Day within one series and each season.

Opening of the Year — "3 Body Problem"

Ramin Djawadi effect.

"Why Was It Renewed" of the Year — "Presumed Innocent"

For announcing a continuation nobody needed of a completed story.

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Priest of the Year – Nicholas Chavez, "Grotesquerie"

Well, how can we do without a series about a maniac-fanatic from the creator of 'American Horror Story'.

Photo Shoot of the Year — Jeremy Allen White for Calvin Klein

Laugh of the Year — Antony Starr, "The Boys"

That hysterical laugh and meme are unforgettable.

Pairing of the Year — Sauron/Annatar and Galadriel, "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power"

Perhaps watching their chemistry is more interesting than the plot.

Series Crush of the Year — Theo James, "The Gentlemen"

Oh, that British accent.

Russian Series Crush of the Year — Wolfgang Cerny, "The Others"

The role of a mysterious foreigner suits him.

Star Wars of the Year — "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew"

For a fresh take on the universe and a wonderful team of kids.

Posters of the Year – "Shōgun"

For presenting all the characters and the atmosphere.

Carriage Scene of the Year — "Bridgerton"

Netflix itself references it in other series. Rumor has it the scene was shot on the second take because the first version was "too passionate."

Cameo of the Year — John Cena, "The Bear"

A childhood friend you can't forget.

Visual Style of the Year — "Ripley"

Stunning black-and-white shots with Andrew Scott.

Atmosphere of the Year — "Dune: Prophecy"

For beautiful costumes, magnetic ambiance, and a sense of unease.

Song of the Year — Stromae, Pomme – "Ma Meilleure Ennemie"

Everyone Waited for Season 2 of the Year – "Squid Game"

We still didn't get answers. Although the second season of 'Squid Game' took first place in the Netflix series popularity ranking in all 93 countries.

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