2020: First broadcast of Ted Lasso, Little Fires Everywhere, Tiger King, Bridgerton, I May Destroy You, A Teacher, Stargirl, Mrs. America, Outer Banks, Dispatches from Elsewhere, Tyler Perry's Young Dylan, The Owl House, The Great, Solar Opposites, Dave, Dash & Lily, and Love, Victor; the COVID-19 pandemic shuts down production on many television programs. 2021: First broadcast of Squid Game, Invincible, The Great North, Yellowjackets, Girls5eva, Hacks, Reservation Dogs, Ginny & Georgia, Spidey and His Amazing Friends, Only Murders in the Building, Schmigadoon!, Gabby's Dollhouse, The White Lotus, Abbott Elementary, Arcane, the Marvel Cinematic Universe Disney+ shows and specials, It's a Sin and The Traitors (Dutch); Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants debuts spin-offs: The Patrick Star Show, and Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years, The globally watched Tokyo Summer Olympics are held a year later due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[4] 2022: First broadcast of Severance, Tulsa King, Peacemaker, Wednesday, Interview with the Vampire, Smiling Friends, Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, Batwheels, The Bear, The Summer I Turned Pretty, Tokyo Vice and Becoming a Popstar; millions watch in shock as actor Will Smith slaps comedian Chris Rock live during the 94th Academy Awards; billions watch the Russian invasion of Ukraine, speculated to be the most watched television war in history and state funeral of Elizabeth II, speculated to be the most watched television event in history.[5] 2023: First Ver mais