Greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s of All Time
Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) or Wednesday (Netflix)
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Why This Battle Matters
Imagine a world where the relentless optimism of Ted Lasso meets the enigmatic darkness of Wednesday Addams. In the Streaming Shows of the 2020s league, this isn't just a battle; it's a symphony of contrasts. On one side, there's Ted Lasso, a beacon of hope and kindness wrapped in an American football coach’s whistle. Across the field, Wednesday, with her iconic braids and sharp wit, slices through the ordinary, offering a dance of mystery and mayhem. The stakes? More than mere bragging rights; this matchup defines the cultural zeitgeist of our era. What do you value more— the light that uncovers the good in us all, or the shadow that makes us cherish the light?
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) over Wednesday (Netflix) when it comes to the greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) 78.9% of the time over Wednesday (Netflix).
Across all battles:
Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) win rate: 71.7%
Wednesday (Netflix) win rate: 50.5%
Fan FAQs
What's the buzz about Ted Lasso and Wednesday going head-to-head?
It's a classic clash of vibes: Ted Lasso's feel-good, optimistic tone versus Wednesday's moody, gothic charm. Fans are drawn to this matchup as it pits an established crowd-pleaser against a cult favorite, reflecting a broader debate over what makes a show truly great in this era.
What makes Wednesday so popular on Netflix?
Wednesday captures fans with its unique blend of gothic atmosphere and quirky humor, thanks to Tim Burton's distinctive style. Jenna Ortega's portrayal of Wednesday Addams has won over a huge audience who love her deadpan delivery and mysterious aura.
Why is Ted Lasso winning by so much in the Greatest Streaming Shows of the 2020s league?
Ted Lasso's overwhelming lead is largely thanks to its heartwarming vibes and universally appealing humor. Fans really connect with its message of positivity and resilience, which seems to resonate more broadly than the darker, more niche appeal of Wednesday.