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One of the biggest shifts in the anime world is the decline of long-running series. Anime are now much more likely to be produced in shorter, seasonal blocks, which helps maintain quality and prevents burnout for the animators. It’s becoming unusual for a show to reach even 50 episodes in a row, and this trend is expected to become even more pronounced after 2025, potentially ending the era of very long anime series.
TV shows often run for several seasons, and Rotten Tomatoes calculates their overall score by averaging positive reviews from all those seasons. Because review opinions can change a lot from season to season, some shows don’t have a single overall critic score, even if they do have an audience score. This scoring system can cause some variation in the scores you’ll see on this list, but every show here has surprisingly low ratings.
The drama begins as Aaron Dingle schemes to remove John Sugden from the picture, leading to tragic results. Meanwhile, Mackenzie Boyd takes pregnant Charity Dingle to the airport, where she plans to reveal a life-changing secret about her baby.
In 2013, the character of Whitehead departed the show when he moved away to be with his son, Ash. This allowed him to focus on his family and move away from his troublemaking past.
I was completely captivated by this incredible six-part series! As soon as the final episode finished, I immediately bought a copy of the book it’s based on – Andy West’s The Life Inside. That should tell you just how much I loved watching it – it really stayed with me.
This six-episode show centers on Dan, played by Josh Finan, a philosopher who comes from a family with a history of imprisonment – his father, brother, and uncle have all been to jail. When Dan begins teaching a class to inmates, he becomes increasingly concerned that he, too, might belong in prison.
Carl Webster is driving under the influence, Becky Swain is running away to start a new life with Lisa and Betsy, and several Weatherfield locals are traveling home in a van. These events quickly escalate into a terrible crash.
The popular spy thriller The Night Manager is returning for a new installment. Tom Hiddleston reprises his role as Jonathan Pine, continuing the story based on characters from John le Carré’s novels.
Twelve skilled potters will compete for the title of Britain’s Best Home Potter. They’ll face a variety of challenges, including creating everything from bricks and bookends to puzzle jugs and animal sculptures.
A new series starts on January 16th, featuring former language teacher Steph Haydock (played by Denise Welch) returning to the classroom as a substitute teacher.