Greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s of All Time
Stranger Things (Netflix) or The Boys (Prime Video)
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Why This Battle Matters
What happens when the unnerving chill of Hawkins collides with the raw, superhero cynicism of The Boys? This isn't just a battle of genre titans—it's a showdown between the nostalgic pull of 80s horror and the brutal portrayal of modern-day heroism. On one side, Stranger Things offers a blend of heartwarming friendships and eerie adventures that tug at our collective yearning for simpler times. On the other, The Boys challenges the very notion of power and celebrity in a corrupted society. As fans, our choice reflects what resonates deeper: the comfort of the past or the unsettling truths of our present? The outcome will not just decide who tops the Streaming Shows of the 2020s of All Time but could redefine what greatness really means in modern storytelling.
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Stranger Things (Netflix) over The Boys (Prime Video) when it comes to the greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Stranger Things (Netflix) 83.3% of the time over The Boys (Prime Video).
Across all battles:
Stranger Things (Netflix) win rate: 65.8%
The Boys (Prime Video) win rate: 31.7%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s league?
Right now, Ted Lasso is sitting at the top of the Greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s league. Check out the full GOAT List to see where your favorites rank!
What draws fans to The Boys on Prime Video?
Fans are hooked on The Boys for its edgy take on the superhero genre. The show flips typical hero tropes on their head and dives deep into the darker side of its characters, which is a fresh contrast to the usual clean-cut superhero narratives.
Why is Stranger Things dominating over The Boys in the Greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s league?
Stranger Things is crushing it primarily because of its massive nostalgic appeal and a broader fan base that spans multiple generations. The mix of 80s vibes, compelling young characters, and supernatural intrigue just resonates more universally than the darker, more niche appeal of The Boys.