Highest Rated TV Shows on Google
Google used to show a star rating beside films and shows in search results, then retired the feature. This ranking is built from a snapshot taken while those ratings were still published — about 6,900 titles. It is a record of what Google's audience thought at that point. Google no longer publishes these figures, and the snapshot is frozen: it will not update.
101
Californication
B
74
102
The Witcher
C
68
103
The 100
B
73
104
The Walking Dead
B
76
105
Fallout
A
81
106
The Flash
B
70
107
Reacher
B
78
108
Ozark
A
80
109
This Is Us
A
82
110
Shōgun
A
86
111
Outlander
A
81
112
Lost
A
82
113
Gossip Girl
B
73
114
Gotham
B
73
115
Twin Peaks
A
85
116
Bodyguard
A
80
117
Seinfeld
A
86
118
24
A
81
119
Big Little Lies
A
83
120
Battlestar Galactica
A
87
121
Squid Game
B
74
122
The Boys
B
74
123
The Umbrella Academy
B
71
124
Yellowstone
B
76
125
From
B
75
126
Euphoria
B
75
127
Andor
A
85
128
The Handmaid's Tale
B
76
129
The Crown
A
82
130
The Morning Show
C
69
131
Beef
A
80
132
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan
B
73
133
Homeland
A
81
134
Fargo
A
85
135
Two and a Half Men
C
66
136
Arrested Development
A
82
137
Bridgerton
B
72
138
You
B
74
139
Grey's Anatomy
B
73
140
Severance
A
84
141
The Bear
A
82
142
Succession
A
86
143
Westworld
B
78
144
Killing Eve
B
76
145
Black Mirror
A
80
146
True Blood
B
72
147
30 Rock
A
80
148
The Sandman
B
72
149
NCIS
B
71
150
The Sinner
B
75
151
House of Cards
B
78
152
American Horror Story
B
71
153
Silo
B
77
154
House of the Dragon
B
75
155
Emily in Paris
C
60
156
Supergirl
C
64
157
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
B
75
158
Jessica Jones
B
76
159
Riverdale
C
63
160
True Detective
B
77
161
Sex and the City
B
70
162
Luke Cage
B
72
163
3 Body Problem
B
71
164
The Night Agent
B
70
165
The White Lotus
B
77
166
Iron Fist
D
55
167
The Last of Us
B
75
168
The Wheel of Time
B
70
169
Fear the Walking Dead
C
62
170
Star Trek: Discovery
C
61
171
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
C
60
172
King the Land
D
53
173
Ahsoka
C
66
174
Doctor Who
B
73
175
The Acolyte
F
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About these ratings
- Can you still see Google ratings for movies?
- Not from Google. It retired the star ratings it used to show beside films and shows in search results, and no longer publishes them. The figures on this page come from a snapshot taken while they were still available.
- Where do the Google ratings on this page come from?
- A snapshot of roughly 6,900 titles captured while Google was still publishing them. They are frozen at that point and will not change, which is why every title here shows its vote count as well — so you can judge how much weight the number carries.
- Is a Google rating the same as an IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes score?
- No. Google's was an audience rating out of five stars, gathered from ordinary search users rather than from registered film sites or critics. That makes it a genuinely different sample from IMDb's voters or Rotten Tomatoes' critics, which is why it is worth keeping alongside them rather than folding into them.
- How is the MEANRANK score different?
- The MEANRANK score beside each title averages every platform that rates it — IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, Letterboxd and more — onto one 0–100 scale. The Google figure is one input to that, and this page ranks by the Google figure alone.