The Disney Plus streaming service holds a lot of content, but what has become the best in 2022? Many people are watching new products as well as TV shows that were released years ago. While most viewers are discussing the new series She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, which tops the list of the best Disney Plus TV shows of 2022, you can find out what other TV shows are popular.

1. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law

An American TV show created by Jessica Gao for the Disney+ streaming service and based on the Marvel Comics character Hulk Woman. Consisting of 9 episodes, which were released on August 17, 2022. Especially given that, the superpowers she has received aren’t welcome.

The plot consists of lawyer Jennifer Walters trying to cope with difficulties at work, in her personal life, and with her superhero persona in the form of Hulk Woman. Especially given that, the superpowers she has received aren’t welcome.

Although the origin story of the Hulk Woman is pretty hackneyed, as many scenarios begin with a similar one. Someone gets a superpower they didn’t want and ends up coping, but in the TV show She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, this is smoothed out by the dynamic between Maslany and Ruffalo, who have fun brawling like a real brother and sister.

A lot is going on here, but you can highlight the extremely likable main character and some good humor. However, anyone looking for more here – more deep themes, more drama, a more twisted plot – will be disappointed.

2. Bluey

This TV show isn’t new, but its ratings are so high that Bluey is in second place. Bluey is a show about a family dealing with everyday family matters. Each episode has a new story about important family values that is educational.

Bluey is so finely balanced that the lessons rarely feel forced and are enriched with humor that transcends age barriers. In 125 eight-minute episodes in three seasons, Bluey and Bingo, two cute little dogs, play, go to school and cause problems. The games they make up for and the lessons they learn are easily transferable to children at home.

Bluey is rated so high because it’s the best show about parenting. Designed for families to spend time together watching and a lesson for everyone.

3. The Simpsons

The Simpsons is a classic sitcom that everyone is probably familiar with, which is one of the most popular series on Disney Plus. This long-running series has 33 seasons and over 700 episodes that are addictive.

The series is set in Springfield, an ordinary American town. It focuses on the antics and daily adventures of the Simpson family: Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie, as well as a cast of thousands of virtual actors.

The series has become famous for its fearless satirical look at politics, the media, and American life in general. Along with this, many important themes are explored in this series.

4. Grey’s Anatomy

Grey’s Anatomy is an American TV show created by Shonda Rhimes and was released in 2005. Since then, the popularity of the series has only grown. The pilot episode was watched by 16.25 million viewers.

The story centers on a young female surgeon, Meredith Grey, daughter of the famous doctor Ellis Grey. She, like her colleagues – aspiring doctors like her – works at Seattle City Hospital. Surgeons operate and fall in love, have medical histories and office romances, keep their medical secrets, and struggle with complications in patients and their own lives. Often, their relationships with the opposite sex are as much about them as they are about their professional experience.

5. Family Guy

The plot of the series revolves around the family of Peter Griffin, a bumbling blue-collar Catholic with Irish-American roots and a pronounced Rhode Island accent. He is married to Lois, a housewife and music teacher with a pronounced New England accent from the wealthy Pewterschmidt secular family.

This animated series, produced by an American company, caught the attention of television viewers from the very first episode. Built on blatant satire, the series makes fun of the main problems of America and its citizens, thanks to which it gained popularity.

6. Malcolm in the Middle

Malcolm in the Middle is an American Saccom that came out in 2000 created by Linwood Boomer. Malcolm is the main character in the series. A genius with an IQ of 165 and a photographic memory. Trained in a class for gifted children. His intelligence, sense of difference from the others, and big ego become the reason for a lot of problems throughout the series.

This sitcom tells the story of a cheerful and optimistic family, and all the action takes place through the eyes of a smart boy. Malcolm becomes the main character of the film. His mother is a rather strange person, and she will never stop surprising her family members with various antics.

The hero’s father is a blatant sucker who is always trying to help his wife, but he doesn’t succeed. Besides the hero, there are three other children in the family, and they never sit still.

7. Modern Family

The story is about three very different families: Claire is a stay-at-home mother who lives with her husband Phil in a regular family with three children, her father Jay is married to a woman almost half his age, and her brother Mitchell and his partner have just adopted a Vietnamese baby.

The Modern Family series traditionally begins with someone in the family facing questions for which they will find answers throughout the episode, then shows the other family members: their antics, adventures, problems, and setbacks they face daily.

The episodes cover both the father’s role in the family and his interaction with the children, their pressing problems, and more. Some series may reveal the world of each family individually without linking all families

8. How I Met Your Mother

The plot is based on the story of one of the main characters, Ted Mosby, who in 2030 describes to his daughter and son the events of his and his friends’ lives in New York in the 2000s before meeting his future wife. Distinguished by the non-linear construction of many episodes: flash-forwards, flashbacks, and repetition of scenes from other points of view.

The series How I Met Your Mother contains many allusions and references to another popular youth sitcom – Friends. Many of the actors who played cameo roles in Friends also appear in How I Met Your Mother.

In general, this show has a lot of jokes in every episode. It’s kind of reminiscent of Friends.

9. Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir is an animated action-adventure CGI French series. Co-produced by ZAG Animation with Method Animation, Disney Channel EMEA, Toei Animation, SAMG Animation, SK Broadband, PGS Entertainment, and AB International Distribution.

Starring Adrian and Marinette are high school students, pretty much like everyone else. At the slightest threat to Paris, they become LadyBug and Cat Noir. Their mission is to capture the Akum (dark butterflies) that turn humans into supervillains.

When the heroes team up, each of them doesn’t know the other’s true identity. Marinette doesn’t know that Cat Noir is Adrian, the boy she’s secretly in love with, and Adrian, whose heart beats for LadyBug, doesn’t know that under the mask of a super-heroine is a sweet and windy classmate.

10. Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends

This is an American animated cartoon series about superheroes published by Marvel Comics, aimed at a children’s audience. It premiered in 2021.

The action takes place in a new universe, where the familiar Peter Parker is a junior high school student. Although he is used to fighting villains alone, he realizes that he needs a team. So he teams up with Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy, as well as other Marvel heroes, to confront a variety of villains.