Each generation is shaped by the times in which they grow up, and that manifests itself in their tastes. And right now it’s the age of Generation Z. Those born between 1996 and 2012 are paving the way for many trends and that includes the small screen. Naturally, they tend to gravitate towards TV shows that address their lived experiences, fears, dreams, and desires. So what are the TV shows Gen Z can’t seem to get enough of?
Euphoria
This hit show from HBO follows the lives of a group of troubled teenagers, with Zendaya playing the lead role of Rue, a 17-year-old who struggles with substance misuse.
Atypical
Sam Gardener is ready to find love, and the fact that he is on the autistic spectrum isn’t going to stop him. The theme at the core of this lovely show is embracing your individuality, which is what makes it so loved.
Sex Education
Sex Education follows Otis, the socially awkward son of outspoken sex therapist Dr. Jean Milburn (played by Gillian Anderson) and smart cool-girl Meave as they set up a sex advice clinic at their high school.
Stranger Things
Stranger Things follows a group of misfit friends who seek to uncover dark plots and supernatural phenomena, while also dealing with coming-of-age issues like self-discovery, first kisses, and school dances.
