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All of Us Are Dead
Korean5/5 — Very exciting, intense, and full of action. Students fight zombies inside their school, and I wish the story had continued with another season.
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Aranyak
Indian4/5 — I enjoyed it a lot. It is a gripping forest mystery with plenty of twists that keeps you guessing until the end. Definitely worth watching if you like thrillers.
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Arrow
American4/5 — A good superhero show, although some episodes are boring and it becomes less exciting over time. Slade Wilson and Malcolm Merlyn were my favorite characters.
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Bard of Blood
Indian5/5 — An awesome spy thriller full of suspense and action that keeps you hooked until the end. I wish it had received another season.
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Black Lightning
American3/5 — A fairly average superhero show: not especially good, but not bad either.
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Büyük Selçuklu
Turkish5/5 — A great Turkish show about Seljuk Sultan Melik Shah. It is interesting and tells a good story.
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Alparslan: Büyük Selçuklu
Turkish5/5 — The story of Seljuk Sultan Alp Arslan, father of Sultan Melik Shah, who conquered Persia, Khorasan, and Syria and made inroads into Anatolia and the Byzantine Empire.
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Dark
German3/5 — An average show with a confusing story about time travel and parallel worlds.
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El Chapo
Mexican3/5 — An average show that is good for passing time, based on the life of Mexican drug lord El Chapo.
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Ghoul
Indian4/5 — A good show about a prisoner who turns into a monster. I only wish there had been more episodes.
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Kuruluş: Osman
Turkish5/5 — An engaging sequel to Resurrection: Ertuğrul, continuing the story through Osman Ghazi, founder of the Ottoman Empire.
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Lucifer
American2/5 — Very few episodes were engaging. Most were boring, silly, and repetitive.
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Marvel's Iron Fist
American4/5 — A good, action-heavy show about a martial artist who fights evil.
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Merlin
British3/5 — The opening episodes were good, but the show gradually became boring and repetitive.
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Money Heist
Spanish5/5 — An outstanding show with many memorable characters. The Professor and Berlin were my personal favorites, and it is an easy series to love.
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Narcos
Colombian5/5 — One of the best shows I have watched, especially for its realistic portrayal of the drug trade and the life of Pablo Escobar.
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Narcos: Mexico
Mexican4/5 — A good show about the Mexican drug trade that continues the gripping storytelling of Narcos with a fresh focus.
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Pablo Escobar: El Patrón del Mal
Colombian5/5 — A very good show with a strong lead performance and an intriguing look into the life of Pablo Escobar.
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Resident Evil
American3/5 — I did not like it very much. It is a very average TV show.
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Rise of Empires: Ottoman
Turkish4/5 — A good show about Ottoman history, mixing historical events with an exciting account of Sultan Mehmed II's conquest of Constantinople.
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Resurrection: Ertuğrul
Turkish5/5 — A true masterpiece combining history, action, political plots, and intense drama. It follows Ertuğrul, father of Osman, the founder of the Ottoman Empire.
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Sacred Games
Indian3/5 — The first season started well, but the second was a disappointing letdown and felt like a waste of time.
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Shadowhunters
American4/5 — A good show with an engaging mix of fantasy and adventure.
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Sherlock
British5/5 — A very enjoyable show, especially when Sherlock uses his extraordinary deduction skills to solve complex puzzles.
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Spartacus
American5/5 — One of the best shows about Roman gladiators and their revolt. The only downside was the lead-actor change following the original actor's unfortunate passing.
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Squid Game
Korean5/5 — A good show full of intense moments and unique twists, about people playing deadly games for an enormous cash prize.
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Stranger Things
American5/5 — A compelling mix of supernatural mystery, friendship, and suspense, with memorable characters and a story that kept me engaged throughout.
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Sweet Home
Korean4/5 — A good dose of monster-driven excitement and suspense, following people who transform into monsters and fight for survival.
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Teen Wolf
American4/5 — A good show about a teenager who becomes a werewolf, with a strong mix of supernatural elements and teen drama.
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The Last Kingdom
British4/5 — A good show about early English history, with plenty of action and an interesting storyline.
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The Originals
American5/5 — One of the best vampire shows. This Vampire Diaries spin-off follows the first and most powerful vampires, and I loved it.
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The Sandman
American2/5 — A below-average show that did not hold my interest. I also did not care for the lead character's styling.
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The Vampire Diaries
American3/5 — It started well but lost its charm after the Originals left. The increasing focus on Elena felt whiny and repetitive.
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The Walking Dead
American5/5 — One of the best zombie shows, with a fantastic story and plot. Rick, Daryl, and the formidable Negan were my favorite characters.
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The Witcher
American5/5 — A great show that keeps you hooked. Henry Cavill is exceptional as the Witcher, and I cannot imagine the show without him.
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V-Wars
American4/5 — It had the potential to become a great vampire show, and it is a shame the story did not continue.
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Van Helsing
American4/5 — A good vampire show with an interesting twist: Dracula as a female character. It is a unique concept and an enjoyable show overall.
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Vikings
American5/5 — An intense and captivating saga offering a raw look at Viking life. Ragnar and Bjorn are standout characters, and it is one of the best TV shows I have watched.
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Vikings: Valhalla
American5/5 — A historical drama continuing the Viking saga through the adventures, conflicts, and legendary figures of the Viking Age.
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Z Nation
American3/5 — A post-apocalyptic zombie series with a lighter, more comedic approach. It was average for my taste.
My TV Show Ratings
A personal collection of TV shows I have watched, rated, and briefly reviewed.