Chances are, you’ve just recently heard about Paramount+ entering the streaming wars. And that’s fine because the platform plans to shock the world with its deep collection of fresh new shows. And as they unveil their collection, we think there are some bingeable tv shows on Paramount Plus. To target their mixture of audiences, the Paramount Plus shows come in all ethnicities, shapes and sizes.
We've covered you if you’re considering what could be so exciting to watch on this platform. We’ll spend hours developing this list of best shows on Paramount Plus. Dive into it, and we’re sure you will walk away with a subscription.
George & Tammy (2022)
America's country music has created it's a fair share of music icons, but few remain in memory like the power couple, Tammy Wynette and George Jones do. Famous for songs like Stand By Your Man and He Stopped Loving Her Today, George & Tammy is a recreation of their broken yet lasting relationship across the span of their careers.
Powered by Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon, the show creates a magical world over the runtime of 6 episodes, by becoming the characters just as they were recorded in history. Paired with top-notch music production, this is a show you would do well not to miss.
Tulsa King
From his prison sentence of 25 years, Dwight "The General" Manfredi returns to the city of New York to a welcome he did not expect - his boss exiles him to Tulsa. Once he's landed, he realizes that his boss and former "colleagues" might not look out for him as they promised, leaving him to fight for his safety.
With his financial and security prospects bleak, he puts together his mafia gang to turn things around for himself. With a premise for explorative storytelling set in the first season, we can't wait to see how Sylvester Stallone delivers as Tulsa King progresses.
Billions (2016)
The showdown between US attorney Chuck Rhoades and Bobby Axelrod, hedge-fund king, promises to leave only one man standing. Billions, starring Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis is a show of high stakes where wealth and influence are on the line, as this high-stakes game involves both men fighting dirty to incriminate the other in the pursuit of billions.
The show maintains the adrenaline rush through its six seasons and remains one of our favorite shoes to rewatch to date. Its original formula maintains its pace, and the best time to start watching this show was yesterday.
Tell Me A Story (2018)
Possibly the most significant reinvention of all time, Tell Me A Story takes the bedtime fairy tales we all grew up with and reimagines them into modern-day thrillers, backed by motives of greed, lust, and anger. With the dark twist, the show captures audiences and makes them think about how these stories fit in with our genuine world.
Thanks to the creative energy it conveys better than most TV shows, Tell Me A Story offers much to those looking for the next thing to watch on their streaming platforms. The concept is also driven thanks to a cast whose diligent performances make you hit the play button after each episode.
SEAL Team (2017)
Life is never easy on the battlefield, and no one knows that better than the Navy SEALS. SEAL TEAM features well-written characters, the kind we can almost feel like we relate to but pull back because our worlds are so far apart. The show features critical military operations across the globe and the toll these high-pressure, high-stakes situations can take on the team members.
With their tough leader Jason, the show also involves Ray, Sonny and Clay, as they forge a bond of brothers in arms both on and off the war field.
City on a Hill (2019)
The time is set in the 1990s, the location is Boston. The atmosphere reeks of criminal activity, with violence and corruption openly practiced with the backing of the local law enforcement units. Only District Attorney Decourcey Ward could expect to turn the situation upside down in such a bleak situation.
City on a Hill finds him finding an unexpected bond with Jackie Rohr, a fellow veteran who wants to correct the wrongs he sees around him. The pair now venture into the dark underbelly of crime that permeates Boston and decide to shake it to bits from within.
RENO 911! (2003)
Comedy shows are given a run for their money by their unscripted counterparts. And RENO 911! is right up there as a frontrunner. Featuring situations in local law enforcement, we see TV’s most incompetent police force taking on a day inside the police station.
This involves answering 911 calls, going on patrols, and rounding up criminals on the loose. This might sound like a strange concept, but the excellent writing and character improvisations make this a show well worth watching. This show would be the best representation if collaborative entertainment could be personified and captured on camera.
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Inside Amy Schumer (2013)
We all know Amy Schumer as an all-time favorite face in the standup comedy scene. Blending moments of stand-up, sketch, love and sex from her life, Inside Amy Schumer gives us a new perspective to look at comedy – it doesn’t always have to depend on the punchlines. Fair warning for parents – you may need to watch this before letting your teens turn it on.
The show gets better after every episode, from her figuring out sexting to having multiple personalities to handle. One thing is for sure – you won’t get bored watching Amy on screen.
The Offer (2022)
The Offer is a limited-edition series retelling Al Ruddy's experience making one of Hollywood's greatest classics - The Godfather. By using the iconic scenes from the original and deep diving into the incidents that shaped them, two is just as enjoyable as the movie.
The three things we like about this series more than the movie are the explanation behind the plot, the top-notch filmmaking, and the ideas that went behind the performances. After all, if the movie became a classic, there's no reason to stop the series from becoming a hit.
Never Seen Again (2022)
Never Seen Again is an interestingly new concept to watch, and maybe even sympathize with. The show revolves around missing people and what their disappearance leaves behind for their loved ones. Hosted by Tyler Perry, we realize that a person can be someone else's everything, no matter what is conveyed during their time together.
What is even sadder is how the families of the lost persons spend sleepless nights searching for them, even after years, without losing hope. If there’s one lesson to take away from this show, it is this – always make sure your loved ones know they are loved.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2022)
Few movies from the space exploration genre have a chapter in the history of movies like the Star Trek series. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds gives us more depth into this universe. We’re taken along with Captain Pike, Officer Spock and Number One on their journeys to new worlds aboard the USS Enterprise.
You may ask – how is this different from what we already know? The series dives into the stories that led to the movie franchise, and so it is right up there with the best of the franchise. For Star Trek fans, you are definitely in for a treat.
Why Women Kill (2019)
Why Women Kill is one of our favorite shows of all time, period, all the incidents happen within one house, which adds an element of comedic horror to the plot. Placed across three different decades, the premise follows a husband and wife and how they deal with the infidelity surrounding their marriage.
We enjoyed the suspenseful situations, where you are left with a new twist after each episode. The plot is brilliant and we’re happy with its presentation. You’ll start to care for the women involved, and in the end, you’ll find answers to Why Women Kill.
Halo (2022)
An alien Covenant aims to take out the human race. In the year 2552, only one person carries hope for the humans on planet Madrigal – Master Chief John-117 and his army of super-soldier Spartans. How do they plan to do this? By finding the Halo, which is the key to humanity’s survival.
There’s a certain intrigue in how the show converts the video game plot into a full-scale onscreen universe, but the cast and crew have done a fine job. We must mention how we love the special effects – they bring the video game to life.
Players (2022)
A documentary-style series that follows the path of a fictional pro-League of Legends esports team, Players is the story of the team’s entering the global championship after years of missing out by a hair’s breadth. Being their first championship, they cannot let this chance go to waste, even if it means putting their differences aside.
This is primarily between their 17-year-old prodigy and their 27-year-old professional. The series is also a look into the gaming industry, which seems foreign but is a large hidden enterprise. Overall, Players is a very good show to binge on.
The Amazing Race (2001)
The Amazing Race is a timeless show that maintains quality no matter the number of seasons produced. Two member teams travel worldwide to solve challenges and adventures to win the grand prize of $1 million.
Hosted by Phil Keoghan, the challenges are exciting and attention-grabbing. Few reality television shows maintain constancy in creativity, and the show is partly a travelogue for us viewers to enjoy. From NYC’s Central Park to Johannesburg in the same episode, this show maintains user engagement not observed in most reality shows.
The Stand (2020)
Set in a post-apocalyptic world conceptualized by Stephen King, The Stand takes us to a time when our world is plagued with disease and the war between good and evil is the only thing people can discuss. 108-year-old Mother Abigail and a handful of survivors who surround her are the only ones who can ensure that the road for humanity doesn’t lead to complete decimation.
Who is their nemesis? The Dark Man, Randall Flagg, holds unstoppable power and hides it behind an even more menacing persona. With its A-list cast and dark method of storytelling, there’s much to expect from the second season of this show.
Joe Pickett (2021)
Based on the bestselling novel by C.J. Box, Joe Pickett follows the daily happenings in the life of Joe Pickett, a game warden, and his family. They find themselves wrapped in a larger conspiracy when their attempts to protect their land and town come face to face with a large corporation that will do whatever it takes to gain control.
All blame shifts to Pickett, when a murder victim is found on his doorstep, and the rage of a town already facing an economic collapse directs it toward him. He must now find a way to save his family, people and land from outside forces threatening to destroy everything he holds dear.
Love Island US (2019)
Love is in the air, especially when islanders are coupled to play games designed to kindle sparks in exotic settings. Love Island USA puts traveling islanders together to play games and challenges, causing temperatures to rise and dramas to take shape.
This forces people to question the relationships in their lives and whether they genuinely want to explore something beyond what they already have. Add an element of uncertainty – viewers get to decide how couples are paired and who will remain on the next week. The show maintains a formula similar to its UK edition, but it's just as comforting.
The Neighborhood (2018)
Dave Johnson is from a small town, and he is a man who truly believes in the good in people. In The Neighborhood, he and his family move into a community in Michigan, but it turns out to be nothing like he expected. His neighbor Calvin Butler is unwilling to accept new neighbors quickly and is severely against change.
Dave must find a way to connect with the community and ensure they’re well integrated into the social fabric. But this will come at a cost, which is hilarious to our viewers.
Twin Peaks (1990)
FBI Agent Dale Cooper is commissioned to solve the murder of high schooler Laura Palmer. But there is much more than meets the eye in the town of Twin Peaks, as Dale discovers more about the girl’s life and the people in the town. The complex plot mixes in oddly appealing disasters that seem weird and quirky.
Twin Peaks is funny, and mystifying despite the overall unsettling air it creates. An experiment of sorts, the show pays off because of its slow and quirk portrayal of events. If there is one show you could choose to watch over the weekend, this would be it.
Ghosts (2019)
Ghosts is an eerie way to convey supernatural comedy, but it succeeds mainly due to the cast that maintains the chemistry throughout. When a dead-broke couple inherits a country house that exceeds their wildest dreams, their decision to move in immediately may have been made too soon.
When they finally move in, they discover that the country house isn’t as grand as it seems from the outside and is filled with ghosts of the former residents. The format ends up being very silly, but silly is also a genre of comedy that we feel is much necessary in today’s times.
1883 (2021)
Positioned as the story that defined the world of Yellowstone, 1883 is the account of the Dutton family navigating from a poverty-stricken life in Texas to a great escape to Montana, through the Great Plains. If nothing else, the show captures you with the shooting locations – few things can make a tough life like what the Dutton family experiences seem so serene and peaceful.
But the show depicts the harsh reality of the Wild West. The show doesn’t have to go through much to keep you hooked – all the ends tie up to create one beautifully produced ode.
