Given the hardships of 2020, it seems almost unfair to indulge in the annual ritual of identifying the year's best, because for much of the past 12 months television and video success were all about which company or individual had the most content in the can when life as we knew it unexpectedly and abruptly slammed to a stop. As a result, in most situations our viewing patterns and preferences were not the usual. Still, in the interest of maintaining a degree of normalcy wherever possible, I'm going to stick with tradition and identify my favorites. The first part of this two-part column listed my picks for the No. 11-No. 20 shows. Here, in reverse order, are my Top 10.
20 for 2020: The Top TV/Video Content of the Year (Part 2)
