Romero began forty years ago isn’t an easy task, but Greg Nicotero along with his incredibly talented team pulled it off. (Ricky D)

30: GLOW (Netflix)

You would have thought a series that revolves around characters and gimmicks of a low-budget 1980s syndicated women’s professional wrestling circuit would be a hit? Sure enough, the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (or GLOW) created by Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch has garnered rave reviews and gathered a cult following since it premiered on Netflix in the summer of 2017. With incredibly accurate 1980s period detail, a superb ensemble cast and great writing, GLOW returned for its third season and delivered exactly what the fans want.

In the third season of GLOW, the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling adjust to their new casino-based lives in Lasiconic character on TV this year, just short of his adorable sidekick with ears as wide as he is tall.

The Mandalorian is simply put, a compelling piece of television and a welcome addition to the Star Wars universe that benefits greatly from stunning western iconography, spectacular visual effects, incredible sound design, and a wonderful soundtrack composed by Ludwig Göransson. The Mandalorian is so well polished, every penny of its enormous budget is seen across every frame of its run time. Toss in interesting actors like Nick Nolte, Carl Weathers, and Werner Herzog and an eight-episode structure that moves at a brisk pace, and what we have is one of the better shows of 2019. The Mandalorian is everything a Star Wars fan could want from a television series—