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TV Buff Jack Mbabuike Lists His Top 6 Shows to Watch in 2023 

JeanJacques Mbabuike is a medical doctor from New York. He loves to kick back with great TV when he’s not working. He’s here to bring you the top 6 tv shows you should watch in 2023. 


1. The Last of Us

The Last of Us is considered the best video game of the last decade. 10  years after the game’s 2013 release, the story comes to the small screen. 

The show begins 20 years after an apocalyptic virus decimates the world. The virus creates cannibalistic zombies. Joel is a survivor who has lost his way. He’s hired to smuggle 14-year-old Ellie out of a quarantined area. 

You can catch the show on HBO starting January 15th. 

2. Loki 

You can catch season 2 of Loki in 2023. Tom Hiddleston stars as Loki, and Owen Wilson stars as Mobius. 

In season 1, Loki steals the Tesseract in Avengers: Endgame. This causes an alternate version of him to appear. The Time Variance Authority threatens to erase Loki unless he helps them defeat a bigger threat to the timelines. 

What’s going to happen in season 2 isn’t clear yet. You can catch season 1 on Disney plus. The company hasn’t given an airing date for season 2 yet.

3. That 90’s Show

JeanJacques Mbabuike states That the 90’s Show is a spin-off of That 70’s Show. It was set in 1995 in Wisconsin. Kitty and Red watch over their granddaughter, Leia Forman. Leia is, of course, the daughter of Donna Pinciott and Eric Forman.

If you love That 70’s Show or crave 90’s nostalgia, this is a can’t miss series. You can find it on Netflix, starting Jan. 19th.

4. And Just Like That 

Another spin-off, And Just Like That, follows the cast of Sex in the City. According to Jack Mbabuike, the series’ second season will air on HBO.

The first season was drama filled, just like the original. Big’s death was one of the biggest and most controversial revelations. So far, season 2 has teased the reappearance of Carrie’s former boyfriend, Aiden. 

 Hopefully, season 2 will bring less drama and happiness for Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte.  

5. The Idol 

The Idol features a self-help guru who becomes a cult leader. The cult leader is played by Abel Tesfaye, better known as The Weeknd. He is making his major acting debut. He falls in love with a pop singer rising to stardom, Jocelyn, who Lily-Rose Depp plays.

According to a trailer for the show, you can expect “the sleaziest love story in Hollywood.” Plates of cocaine, palatial sets, and steamy love scenes are common themes in the 

This HBO series is set to air sometime in 2023. It was created by San Levinson, who is best known for Euphoria. Abel is involved in several aspects of the show, including script writing and directing. Production was paused in 2022 due to artistic differences between Abel and the director, Amy Seimetz. She stepped down as director, and creative changes were made to the show. 

6. YellowJackets 

Jack Mbabuike believes Yellowjackets is the most disturbing series on the list. It features a New Jersey girl’s soccer team, the Yellowjackets. Their plane crashes over Canada, and the teens must survive in the wilderness for 19 months. 

The show chronicles the events of the crash in 1996. It also jumps timelines, showing the characters’ lives as adults 25 years after the accident. 

The series is thought to have been inspired by the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 disaster. Crash survivors spent 72 days in the Andes mountains, resorting to drastic measures to stay alive. 

JeanJacques Mbabuike

JeanJacques Mbabuike is a first-generation Nigerian American. He was born in raised in New York. He graduated from the New York School of Medicine in 2009. He then trained at several NYC hospitals, focusing on orthopedics and general surgery. 

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