The 50 best TV shows of 2025

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Here are some of the TV shows mentioned in the text with a brief description and publication platform:

1. **I Love LA**: Comedy series about a 27-year-old aspiring talent manager (Rachel Sennott) navigating relationships, friendships, and career ambitions in Los Angeles.
* Platform: Sky Comedy/Now
2. **The Change**: Comedy drama series exploring the life of Bridget Christie as she escapes her ordinary life to find herself on a motorbike adventure.
* Platform: Channel 4
3. **South Park**: Adult animated sitcom known for its satire and controversy, tackling topics like politics and celebrity culture.
* Platform: Paramount+
4. **Mussolini: Son of the Century**: Historical drama series based on Antonio Scurati's novel, exploring Il Duce's rise to power from national laughing stock to dictator.
* Platforms: Sky Atlantic/Now
5. **30-21 (Coming Soon)**: No description provided.
6. **The Change**
 
Man, I'm so over these new shows... like I Love LA is just the same old "aspiring adult" story we've seen a million times before 🤦‍♂️, and don't even get me started on South Park's been pushing boundaries since I was 12, but it's not like anything new has changed 😒.

On the other hand, Mussolini: Son of the Century is actually kinda fascinating... I mean, who wouldn't want to learn about the rise and fall of a historical figure? And at least they're tackling some real heavy topics in The Change, Bridget Christie's got some wild life experiences 🤯. But honestly, what's with all these new shows being released on Now? Can't we just have something new on Netflix for once? 🙄
 
Love how comedy shows are getting more popular these days! Always a good vibe, you know? 🤪 And I'm intrigued by Mussolini: Son of the Century, that's some deep history right there... like, who knew Mussolini had a dad too? 😂 But for real though, South Park is always pushing boundaries and making us laugh (or cringe), even if it's not always the most subtle satire. And I'm curious about 30-21, what's that one gonna be about? 🤔
 
OMG, I'm so over all these reality TV shows where people are just being super extra and weird 🤯! Can't we have some chill shows for once? Like, what's wrong with a good ol' fashioned sitcom or a drama series that doesn't make you cringe every time 😂. Give me something with some substance, like a well-written show with characters who actually grow or learn from their experiences. I'm so tired of all these historical dramas where the guy is just being super evil and we're expected to feel bad for him 🤖. Can't we have a hero for once? And another thing, what's up with all these shows about people just quitting their jobs and doing whatever they want? Like, don't get me wrong, I love a good adventure show, but not when it's just some privileged person hopping on a motorbike and expecting everyone else to be inspired 🚴‍♀️.
 
im lovin this new wave of comedy series comin out 🤣, 'I Love LA' sounds like a fun watch, especially with rachel sennott's vibe in it 😎... and i'm curious about the life of bridget christie on 'The Change', motorbike adventures are always lit 🔥 but what really caught my attention is 'Mussolini: Son of the Century', i mean who doesn't love a good historical drama with a twist? 💼 it's like, fascinatin to see how someone goes from being kinda irrelevant to total power-hungry dictator... anyway, can't wait to dive into these shows and let me know what u guys think! 👀
 
TV shows these days? just a bunch of entitled rich kids making a buck off others' suffering 🤑. I mean, what's next? A show about a 27-year-old talent manager living in LA? like anyone actually cares about that stuff. And don't even get me started on South Park... more like "South Whiny Park" amirite? 🤣 the whole point of satire is to make you uncomfortable, but no one can handle the truth anymore. Mussolini series though, at least it's got some historical accuracy going for it, but honestly who wants to watch a show about a dictator on TV? just more ways for networks to get our money 😒
 
Just watched the trailer for "I Love LA" and I gotta say, Rachel Sennott looks like she's got some crazy energy to her 😂. I'm all about shows that are real talk about relationships and growing up, you feel? Like, how do we navigate adulting when it feels like everyone around us is losing their mind? Sky Comedy/Now better have a lot of laughs lined up for this one! 💃
 
I just saw that **South Park** is back on Paramount+ 🤣 I'm not sure if it's a good thing or a bad thing, but I do love how the show always keeps us laughing... and talking! 😂 But seriously, I think it's kinda crazy that they've been tackling some heavy topics like politics and celebrity culture for so long. Have you guys seen any of their episodes recently? 🤔
 
Ugh, I'm so over shows with two of the same titles 🙄. Like, isn't that just confusing? First, we've got "The Change" which is already out and now there's another one coming soon? 🤦‍♀️ Can't we get a unique title here? Also, would it kill them to proofread? It looks like someone copied the first description of "The Change" 😒.
 
omg I cant wait for 30-21 🤯 it seems like a really good platform with so many cool shows but what made them pick this one to premiere first? is it supposed to be some kinda game changer? also Mussolini: Son of the Century sounds super intense how's the historical accuracy? did they get approval from Italy or something?
 
I'm so over these historical dramas trying to be edgy by tackling sensitive topics like Mussolini's rise to power. Like, can't they just leave it alone? It's already been done in better movies and books. I mean, I know some people might find it interesting, but for those of us who lived through the war or have family members who were affected, it's just not something we need to revisit on TV. Can't we just focus on more lighthearted comedies that actually make me laugh instead? And by the way, is that a new season of South Park coming up? 🤣 I'm so down for some Cartman and Kyle shenanigans. 💥
 
I've been watching The Change and it's got me thinking... I love how Bridget Christie is just trying to find herself, you know? Like, who hasn't had those moments where we're like "what am I doing with my life?" But what I really appreciate about the show is how it doesn't shy away from real issues. Like, the way they tackle relationships and identity... it's so refreshing to see it all out in the open. And I've gotta say, Mussolini: Son of the Century has me both intrigued and a bit uneasy - like, what would happen if someone who was basically laughed at by everyone suddenly became this powerful figure? It's like, can't we just learn from history instead of repeating it?
 
😂 I just watched "I Love LA" on Sky Comedy and I'm hooked! Rachel Sennott's character is so relatable, you know? 😂 I mean, who hasn't struggled with relationships and finding their place in the world? 🤣 And the writing is just funny, it's like they're speaking straight to your soul. 👀 I also love how the show tackles real-life issues like anxiety and imposter syndrome. It's not your typical comedy series, you feel me? 💁‍♀️ The cast is also amazing, I'm loving Rachel's awkward charm so much! 🤗
 
Ugh, just saw the new lineup for TV shows and I'm already feeling meh 🤔. Another comedy series about someone trying to make it in LA? Been done before. And a motorbike adventure drama with Bridget Christie? Like, what's next? A travel show on Channel 4? 😴

And don't even get me started on South Park. I mean, I guess if you're into that sort of thing, but all the controversy is just so...predictable 🙄. And Mussolini: Son of the Century? Like, who thought that was a good idea? Historical drama about a dictator's rise to power? So bleak and depressing 😔.

And what's with the lack of any actual news on 30-21? Just a bunch of hype with no details 🤷‍♀️. I swear, TV shows are just becoming more and more...safe 🚫. Where's the edge? The real drama? Give me something that'll actually keep me on the edge of my seat 👀...but I guess that's too much to ask 😩
 
I don't get why people are hyped about **South Park** though it's been around for ages... I mean, isn't it kinda outdated? 🤔 Still, some of the recent episodes actually had me laughing out loud, so I guess that says something. And omg, have you seen the trailer for **Mussolini: Son of the Century**? It looks super intense and historical! 🤯 But at the same time, I'm worried it's gonna be too dry for some viewers... like me 😴
 
[Image of a cat in a motorcycle helmet with a confident expression] 😎🐈💨

[Animated GIF of a TV screen turning off, then suddenly on again with a shocked face] 📺😱💥

[Still image of a calendar flipping to the next page, with the year "2030" appearing] 🤔📆😂

[Image of Mussolini with a comically oversized mustache, holding an "I'm with Stupid" sign] 👊🤪😜
 
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