The most outlandish reality shows in 2020

The Office than any other TV show in 2020.That’s according to data released by Nielsen this week (January 12), which shows 57 billion minutes of the adaptation of the original British comedy were watched stateside last year.The next biggest show was Grey’s Anatomy, which was also broadcast via Netflix, with an estimated 39.4 billion minutes streamed.Variety notes that older TV shows such as these generated more streaming volume overall in 2020 owing to them typically comprising more episodes

previously said was viewed for 525 million minutes in its first three days of release. Disney released that film as a premium video on demand title, charging Disney+ users an additional $29.99 on top of the Disney+ subscription fee.Among the most streamed shows, Netflix dominated 2020, with only “The Mandalorian” on Disney+ sneaking into the Top 10 among original series.

A study has been conducted by Forbes to figure out the most streamed movies of 2020 on Netflix.

Eli Countryman With most people staying home last year, content creation on social media app TikTok continued to see a boom in users and videos.The social site shared 2020’s top 100 lists for creators, hashtag trends and viral videos to surface on the app over the year. Many of the year’s top creators gained millions of followers in 2020, and viral trends resulted in the creation of hundreds of thousands of new videos for users to engage with.Topping the creators list is Charlie D’Amelio.

Find out which of James Charles’ TikToks got the most views in 2020!

The BPI has told us that music consumption was up in 2020, but what exactly were people listening to? Well, a whole load of major label releases, it turns out. Even on cassette.

Would it be a brand new year if we didn’t have the unveiling of Steven Soderbergh’s watch list? At this point, if you’re a huge film fan, you probably come to expect the big release of everything the filmmaker watched over the past year, looking over every entry to try to piece together what Soderbergh loved and what he skipped. And in 2020, with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing him to not make a half dozen films, it appears that Soderbergh did a lot of film and TV watching.

With 2020 finally coming to a close, The Playlist Podcast adds one more Best Of list to the pile. Well, not so much a Best Of, but instead, Charles, Mike, and Brian talk about the only list that “New Mutants” might find itself on this year, the Most Disappointing Films of 2020.

We are finally saying goodbye to 2020. We’ll be ringing in the new year tucked up in bed!

Disney+ and Netflix — giving us insight into the nation’s psyche, at least from a digital TV perspective.Unlike the broadcast networks — with obvious hits like “The Masked Singer” and “Grey’s Anatomy” — streaming platforms are more secretive about their viewship stats, though information about shows such as “Tiger King” occasionally leaks out via Nielsen or other streaming-measurement companies. With that in mind, here are the most popular streaming hits of the past year. The sensational

Gallup has released their annual poll of the top 10 most admired men and women of 2020.

With fashion months taking place behind closed doors, red carpets cancelled and Ladies Days called off around the world, fashion has had a very different year.

It’s been a pretty good year for television, probably helped along that there hasn’t been much released in the cinema thanks to the pandemic.

Note: With the coronavirus pandemic delaying production on several shows, many of our picks below come with an asterisk as we don't know for sure that they'll be out in 2021.  Premieres Thursday, Jan 7 on NBCIn recent years, NBC's must-see Thursday night sitcoms have been coming in bits and pieces rather than a full-fledged block, but two people who have been huge parts of NBC's glory days of yore — Cheers' and The Good Place's Ted Danson and 30 Rock's Tina Fey — are hoping to build a foundation

Love Is Blind, which started streaming in February. During the series, six couples got engaged without seeing each other.

Another year comes to a close, another overlong, ahem, thorough most anticipated list from your friends at The Playlist. This time, we’re talking television and yes, there’s a lot of TV to deal with.