The New York Times has compiled its own list of the best TV series of 2020, including all shows that have aired or ended this year. Among the best series stand out Better call Saul, the excellent What we do in the shadows and surprisingly even the anime Get your hands off Eizouken.
The anime series, based on Sumito Owara’s manga, aired from January 5th to March 22nd, 2020 and received a prestigious Galaxy Award immediately after graduation in Japan. The New York Times editorial team seems to have particularly enjoyed the animeas he has included it both in the ranking of the best series and that of the best international series. See the full list below.
Best TV Series 2020 (New York Times)
- Better call sowl (AMC)
- Better things (FX)
- City so real (National Geographic)
- The good lord’s bird (Show time)
- I can destroy you (HBO)
- Get your hands off Eizouken (Crunchyroll)
- Mrs. America (FX and Hulu)
- Normal people (Hulu)
- Pen15 (Hulu)
- P valley (Starz)
- What we do in the shadows (FX)
Keep Your Hands of Eizouken tells the story of Midori, Tsubame, and Sayaka, three freshman high school students who work together to create the “final” anime. The first season consists of 12 episodes and is available on Crunchyroll. If you want to know more, you can check out our First Impressions of Keep Your Hands of Eizouken.
