Pluto
Barry
One of the best shows I've ever seen from start to finish. It's as funny as it is fucked up and gets funnier the more fucked up it gets somewhow. The cartoon absurdity paired with the seriousness of the subject matter is unique to this show. The cast is incredible at every level.
The Bear
The first season of the Bear was damn near perfect. I liked some moments from subsequent seasons, but the first season was so well paced and focused in comparison to the others. I found myself annoyed at some of the subplots later on. The first season could be watched in isolation and still feel complete.
The Forest / Sons of the Forest
Disgustingly underrated games and so much more than meets the eye. As a fan of Lost, The Forest is one of the only stories in any medium that comes close to the mystique, corporate sci-fi, and horror elements. The connection from the first game to the second is clever and doesn't feel like a total grab. Enjoyable solo or as a co-op.
Traumada
There's a part of this game where i didn't know if the game was broken, if i was losing my mind, or if what i was looking at was "real" or not. I accidentally sat and watched a video inside the game for almost a full hour and lost sight of where I was and that I was playing a game at all. A really weird, really cool thing to experience.
Brother Hai's Pho Restaurant
A weirdly charming horror game that has a nonsense Vietnaemse soundtrack I adored. The character designs are really cool and Mr. Gold (shown above) is more memorable than some characters in entire franchises.