The 50 Best Shows on HBO Max Right Now
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omg u guys I'm so done with all these reboots on hbo max I mean Abbott Elementary is cute and all but come on we've already had The Office for years lol and then u got A Black Lady Sketch Show which is amazing but can't it just be a regular sketch show like back in the day? 
meanwhile Barry is literally the only one with some real depth to its characters I mean what's up with all these shows being 10+ episodes long? can't we just have a satisfying 8 episode arc for once? 
and Rain Dogs... what's that even? sounds like a bunch of nonsense 
meanwhile Barry is literally the only one with some real depth to its characters I mean what's up with all these shows being 10+ episodes long? can't we just have a satisfying 8 episode arc for once? and Rain Dogs... what's that even? sounds like a bunch of nonsense 
this list looks kinda weird tho they got like 3 Barry shows 
which is nice for a Barry fan or something but like what's going on with the other ones? 
i mean i love a good sketch show so A Black Lady Sketch Show sounds fire 
but it's not even in the top 5 
and what's up with I May Destroy You being way down at no 8? 
shouldn't that one be more popular cuz it's pretty dark and thought-provoking i guess people have different tastes tho 
Wow! 
I'm loving the HBO Max lineup 
They've got a great mix of comedies like Abbott Elementary and A Black Lady Sketch Show, which are perfect for some laughs 
. But what's up with two Barry entries? Is that meant to show their versatility or just a bonus? 
I'm also curious about Rain Dogs - who's behind it? 
Interesting!
I'm loving the HBO Max lineup They've got a great mix of comedies like Abbott Elementary and A Black Lady Sketch Show, which are perfect for some laughs . But what's up with two Barry entries? Is that meant to show their versatility or just a bonus? I'm also curious about Rain Dogs - who's behind it? Interesting! I'm a bit confused about this list... looks like they listed 'Barry' twice? Maybe we should take it as an opportunity to practice patience and attention to detail, eh? 
Just remember, in life, accuracy matters, but it's how we respond that really counts. And if someone makes a mistake, is it the end of the world? Nope! We can always give 'em another chance... or just politely point out the error. 
"Life is like riding a bicycle, to keep your balance, you must keep moving." 
I feel like we're at a point where some of these shows are just keeping us on our toes, you know? Abbott Elementary and A Black Lady Sketch Show are giving me life with their comedy vibes, while Succession is throwing shade like only it can. Barry's a dark horse, right? But what really caught my attention is I May Destroy You - it's like, have we ever stopped to think about how some of these stories could actually impact our lives in real ways? It's all about perspective and growth, you know?
I feel like we're at a point where some of these shows are just keeping us on our toes, you know? Abbott Elementary and A Black Lady Sketch Show are giving me life with their comedy vibes, while Succession is throwing shade like only it can. Barry's a dark horse, right? But what really caught my attention is I May Destroy You - it's like, have we ever stopped to think about how some of these stories could actually impact our lives in real ways? It's all about perspective and growth, you know? I'm thinking, what's up with the repeated 'Barry' on this list? HBO Max seems to love that show! Maybe it's a sign of its popularity or something they're really proud of. But, seriously, have you seen all these shows? I've been meaning to check out more of them, but with so many options, it can be overwhelming 
.
On the bright side, it looks like HBO Max is making some great investments in diverse programming. Shows like 'A Black Lady Sketch Show' and 'Abbott Elementary' are amazing representations of underrepresented voices in comedy
. And, of course, who can resist a good drama like 'Succession'? It's always fascinating to see how power dynamics play out behind the scenes.
I'm also intrigued by 'Rain Dogs', the new show from Barry Jenkins. I've heard great things about his work, and I love when creators experiment with different genres
. Overall, this list looks like a great starting point for some binge-watching fun!
HBO Max seems to love that show! Maybe it's a sign of its popularity or something they're really proud of. But, seriously, have you seen all these shows? I've been meaning to check out more of them, but with so many options, it can be overwhelming .On the bright side, it looks like HBO Max is making some great investments in diverse programming. Shows like 'A Black Lady Sketch Show' and 'Abbott Elementary' are amazing representations of underrepresented voices in comedy
. And, of course, who can resist a good drama like 'Succession'? It's always fascinating to see how power dynamics play out behind the scenes.I'm also intrigued by 'Rain Dogs', the new show from Barry Jenkins. I've heard great things about his work, and I love when creators experiment with different genres
. Overall, this list looks like a great starting point for some binge-watching fun! I'm still rewatching that one episode of Succession where Logan Roy just... *mind blown* Still can't believe how ruthless he is, but at the same time kinda admire his strategic thinking? It's like, my grandma always says "the devil you know" and it's so true with Logan. Anyway, I recently finished binge-watching A Avenue 5 and was totally surprised by how well the show held up after the initial premise – it's actually a really thoughtful commentary on space exploration and humanity. The cast is amazing too! But honestly, what's got me thinking right now is how HBO Max always seems to have these incredible eclectic shows that cater to different tastes... it's like they know exactly which buttons to press
Still can't believe how ruthless he is, but at the same time kinda admire his strategic thinking? It's like, my grandma always says "the devil you know" and it's so true with Logan. Anyway, I recently finished binge-watching A Avenue 5 and was totally surprised by how well the show held up after the initial premise – it's actually a really thoughtful commentary on space exploration and humanity. The cast is amazing too! But honestly, what's got me thinking right now is how HBO Max always seems to have these incredible eclectic shows that cater to different tastes... it's like they know exactly which buttons to press