The best TV shows to watch on GO TV right now

Looking for your next binge obsession? From dystopian thrillers and power-packed family sagas to lighthearted comedies and vibrant animation, our curated list spans every mood. Dive into this season’s best picks, so you can hit “play” on exactly what you’re in the mood for.

For the drama devotees & thrill seekers

If you live for intense storylines, complex characters and plots that keep you guessing, this section is tailor-made for you.

The Handmaid’s Tale (Dystopian Drama)

Plot: In a dystopian future ruled by Gilead, fertile women are forced into servitude. June Osborne fights back as she navigates oppression, motherhood and revolution.
Standout: Known for its compelling visuals and cultural relevance, particularly around women’s rights and its iconic handmaid costume which became a protest symbol.
Cast: Elisabeth Moss leads with powerhouse intensity, alongside Samira Wiley and Ann Dowd.
Why watch: This gripping final season is both a social cry and a masterclass in suspense, perfect for viewers who love smart, emotionally charged storytelling.

The Last of Us (Post Apocalyptic Drama/Action)

Plot: Set 20 years after a fungal apocalypse, hardened smuggler Joel is tasked with escorting Ellie, a girl whose immunity may save humanity.
Standout: A rare video game adaptation praised for deep emotional resonance and visual fidelity.
Cast: Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey, Anna Torv, Gabriel Luna, Nick Offerman and Merle Dandridge bring depth and nuance to their roles.
Why watch: A beautifully crafted post-apocalyptic tale that balances action, heart and unforgettable performances, making it an instant classic for drama lovers.

The Cleaning Lady (Crime thriller/Drama)

Plot: Cambodian-Filipino ex-surgeon Thony cleans crime scenes by day, while works undercover in a cartel to save her son’s life by night.
Standout: A tense, morally complex crime saga filled with emotional stakes and moral ambiguity.
Cast: Élodie Yung anchors the show, supported by a gritty ensemble including Adan Canto and Naveen Andrews.
Why watch: Perfect for those who enjoy high-stakes crime drama with a fierce, resourceful lead and plenty of suspense.

Succession (Dark Comedy/Drama)

Plot: The Roy family’s media empire is in turmoil as patriarch Logan Roy’s health declines and his children fight for the throne.
Standout: Praised as one of the best TV dramas ever, with razor-sharp writing and complex characters navigating power, loyalty and betrayal.
Cast: Brian Cox, Jeremy Strong, Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook and the ensemble deliver award-winning performances.
Why watch: This family saga is loaded with biting humor, dramatic intensity and behind-the-scenes corporate thrill, ideal for viewers who love Machiavellian dynamics with a dark comedic twist.

Transplant (Medical Drama)

Plot: After fleeing Syria, talented surgeon Bashir “Bash” Hamed tries to rebuild his life and career in a Canadian hospital, facing both personal and professional challenges.
Standout: Combines medical drama with heartfelt immigrant realness, touching on culture, family and resilience.
Cast: Hamza Haq excels as Bash, alongside a warm ensemble of Canadian medical staff.
Why watch: A feel-good, inspiring medical series for viewers seeking human connection, cultural depth and uplifting storylines.

Diary of a Gigolo (Thriller/Mystery)

Plot: A high-end male escort’s life unravels when he falls for a client and becomes entangled in family drama.
Standout: A bold, emotionally raw story about temptation, identity and blurred boundaries.
Cast: Created by Sebastián Ortega, featuring a sultry lead performance steeped in complexity.
Why watch: Perfect for viewers craving provocative, character-driven drama with romantic tension and gritty realism.

For the period piece and glamour enthusiasts

Step back in time and soak in the historical elegance.

The Gilded Age (Historical Drama)

Plot: Set in 1880s New York, this period drama explores the clash between old and new money through the lives of the Russells, Van Rhijns and newcomer Marian Brook.
Standout: Lavish production, elegant costumes and fast-paced high-society drama, with season 3, in particular, diving deeper into romances, heartbreak and social ambition.
Cast: Carrie Coon shines as Bertha Russell, with Taissa Farmiga as Gladys and Denée Benton as Peggy.
Why watch: If you love period dramas with glamour, class conflict, lavish detail and a few juicy twists this sweeping saga is for you.

For the lovers of laughter and feel-good fun

Sometimes, you just need a good laugh and a warm fuzzy feeling. These shows are guaranteed to brighten your day with their clever humor, charming characters and heartwarming stories.

The Good Place (Philosophical Comedy)

Plot: Eleanor Shellstrop mistakenly lands in the “Good Place” after death and must become a better person to stay, under the watchful eye of architect Michael.
Standout: A clever, philosophy-infused comedy full of surprising plot twists and heartfelt humor.
Cast: Kristen Bell, Ted Danson, William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil, D’Arcy Carden and Manny Jacinto form a quirky, lovable ensemble.
Why watch: Mixes laughs and ethics in a way that’s smart, silly and surprisingly moving, making it a must for lighthearted viewers who love to think.

Young Sheldon (Family Comedy/Sitcom)

Plot: Prequel to The Big Bang Theory, it follows genius kid Sheldon Cooper growing up in East Texas in the late ’80s and narrated by adult Sheldon.
Standout: Balances nerd humor with heartfelt family moments, praised for creating depth and charm beyond its predecessor.
Cast: Iain Armitage leads, with Zoe Perry, Lance Barber, Montana Jordan, Raegan Revord and narrator Jim Parsons.
Why watch: Ideal for fans of grounded, character-driven sitcoms, a comforting yet clever look at growing up gifted.

For the little ones and young at heart

Whether you’re watching with the kids or just need a little animated magic in your life, these colorful, music-filled adventures guarantee good times. Full of big laughs, catchy songs and sweet life lessons, these shows bring joy to every screen in the house.

Trolls: TrollsTopia (Animated Musical Comedy)

Plot: Queen Poppy and her friend Branch create a harmonic Troll society, bringing together colourful tribes.
Standout: Bright, musical and inclusive, celebrating diversity through song and humor, which makes it great for families.
Cast: Features a stellar voice cast including Amanda Leighton and Skylar Astin.
Why watch: A joyful, music-filled animation bursting with positivity, good for kids and kid-at-heart adults alike.

Madagascar: A Little Wild (Animated Comedy)

Plot: A prequel set in New York Zoo. Young Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman navigate daily zoo life with friendship-first adventures.
Standout: Sweet, simple and charming, it captures the spirit of Madagascar in bite-sized episodes.
Cast: Features voice-overs that evoke the original franchise’s feel.
Why watch: Easy, feel-good fun that’s just right for family viewing or a quick escape into cuteness.

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All series mentioned above are available on GO STARS on demand.

No matter what vibe strikes, GO TV is packed with top-tier series waiting for you. Grab your snacks, get comfy and get ready to discover your next favourite series.