Top 10 TV Shows: Romance
The highest-graded romance TV shows we have reviewed, best first.
Master of NoneAziz Ansari and Alan Yang's comedy grew bolder every season, from an observant New York sitcom to a Bergman homage on 16mm, and most risks paid off.Read the review
Heated RivalryTwo hockey players hide a decade long affair, and the show takes the hockey and the romance equally seriously.
CheersEleven years inside one bar, and American television never gets a better room or a better ensemble.
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton StoryThe best thing the Bridgerton franchise has made, because Shonda Rhimes finally gives its fantasy a real subject: a marriage lived with mental illness.
Nobody Wants ThisKristen Bell and Adam Brody make an interfaith romcom fizz; the writing around them leans on tired jokes about Jewish women and thins out in season two.
Downton AbbeyA first season nobody expected and five more that turn it into a very expensive soap, watched by everyone regardless.
Gilmore GirlsNobody talks like this, and twenty minutes in you stop caring, because the talking is the show.
Sex and the CityIt changed what television could say out loud, and its politics have aged in public ever since.
Sex EducationThe kindest teen comedy in years, set in a British school that appears to be somewhere in Ohio.
EuphoriaThe most beautiful looking show on television, in service of a story that keeps losing its own thread.
