Best FX Shows

The gang at Paddy’s Pub are TV’s reigning degenerates, pushing boundaries (and your comfort zone) with peerless shamelessness and hilarious sociopathy.

Hollywood ego meets Welsh underdog grit as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney turn one football club—and a whole town’s fate—into the feel-good docuseries sports never knew it needed.

No one does stylish, camp-fueled menace like American Horror Story, with each season spinning fresh nightmares and addictive, twisted drama.

Shōgun is prestige TV at full throttle—palace intrigue, political backstabbing, and feudal Japan rendered with cinematic scale and lethal elegance.

Sterling Archer’s world is a caustic cocktail of glam espionage and relentless roasting, animated with whip-smart noir flair.

True crime obsession and offbeat wit collide as Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez chase murderers—and their own neuroses—inside a New York apartment complex.

Futurama sends sci-fi tropes flying and pokes fun at everything from bureaucracy to robots, all while sneaking in real heart among the laughs.

Fargo takes small-town innocence and shreds it with pitch-black humor and murder—it’s Midwestern politeness soaked in blood and irony.

Dystopian but unsettlingly plausible, The Handmaid’s Tale turns Margaret Atwood’s warnings into a chilling study in both brutality and resistance.

The Bear is a pressure-cooker drama as raw and tender as a Chicago beef sandwich—messy, exhilarating, and, at times, unexpectedly beautiful.

Like it or not, The Kardashians remains the gold standard of celebrity reality TV, turning manufactured drama and glossy excess into pure pop spectacle.

Snowfall digs into the dirty origins of L.A.’s crack epidemic—raw, gritty, and ruthless without letting anyone off the hook.