As the fall TV season hits its stride, Rotten Tomatoes users are buzzing about a diverse lineup of series. From spy dramas to superhero sagas, this weekend's most popular shows offer something for every taste. Whether you're in the mood for a gritty thriller or a mind-bending mystery, these five series are dominating conversations and watchlists alike.
5. Slow Horses Season 6
Apple TV+'s acclaimed spy drama returns with its sixth season, and critics are already hailing it as one of the best yet. Gary Oldman reprises his role as Jackson Lamb, the brilliant but slovenly leader of Slough House, where MI5's misfits are exiled. Season 6 adapts Mick Herron's novels Joe Country and Slough House, plunging the team into a deadly game of revenge. With a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, it's no wonder the show is a fan favorite. As we noted in our coverage of Heat's coldest line, great writing endures. Apple has already greenlit a seventh season, so the spies aren't going anywhere.
4. Dexter: Resurrection Season 2
The revival of everyone's favorite serial killer continues to draw viewers. Season 2 of Dexter: Resurrection is currently rolling out weekly episodes, with the third installment dropping this Friday. Fans are hooked on the twisted cat-and-mouse games, and the show's popularity on Rotten Tomatoes proves that Dexter Morgan's dark charm remains irresistible. For more on the killer's fate, check out our piece on Dexter's sleepy-eyed killer.
3. From Season 4
Netflix subscribers are still devouring From, the horror series about a town that traps everyone who enters. Season 4 is now streaming on MGM+, while seasons 1-3 are available on Netflix. With a 66% audience score, it's clear the show's eerie atmosphere and cryptic mysteries keep viewers coming back. The final season is already filming and slated for a 2027 release, so there's plenty of time to catch up.
2. Nocturne
This new thriller has quickly become a talking point, despite a mixed 58% audience score after two episodes. Nocturne delivers weekly installments, with the season finale set for Christmas Day. Its dark, atmospheric storytelling has captivated a niche audience, and its presence on the popularity list shows that buzz can trump critical consensus.
1. VisionQuest
Marvel fans are flocking to VisionQuest, the latest chapter in the WandaVision saga. The show's finale recently broke Marvel records with a stunning IMDb score, and its post-credits twist has fueled speculation about Scarlet Witch's resurrection for Avengers: Doomsday. As we explored in our article on VisionQuest's post-credits twist, the series has major implications for the MCU's future. With Avengers: Doomsday hitting theaters on December 18, now is the perfect time to binge.
These five shows represent the best of what television has to offer right now. Whether you're into spies, serial killers, or superheroes, there's a series here for you. So grab your remote and dive in—your next obsession awaits.
