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Top 11 Reese Witherspoon TV Shows of All Time

By YPB Team

Prestige dramas, twisty thrillers and page-to-screen adaptations that turned a movie star into a television powerhouse. Where do you stand?

  1. Big Little Lies — ranked #11
    Big Little Lies
    The award-winning HBO drama starring and produced by Witherspoon about secrets among Monterey mothers.
    1000pts
  2. The Morning Show — ranked #22
    The Morning Show
    The Apple TV+ workplace drama in which Witherspoon stars alongside Jennifer Aniston.
    1000pts
  3. Daisy Jones & The Six — ranked #33
    Daisy Jones & The Six
    The Prime Video musical drama produced by Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine about a fictional 70s rock band.
    1000pts
  4. The Last Thing He Told Me — ranked #44
    The Last Thing He Told Me
    The Apple TV+ mystery thriller produced by Hello Sunshine starring Jennifer Garner.
    976pts
  5. Truth Be Told — ranked #55
    Truth Be Told
    The Apple TV+ true-crime drama produced by Hello Sunshine starring Octavia Spencer.
    692pts
  6. Little Fires Everywhere — ranked #66
    Little Fires Everywhere
    The Hulu miniseries starring and produced by Witherspoon, adapted from the bestselling novel.
    692pts
  7. From Scratch — ranked #77
    From Scratch
    The acclaimed Netflix romantic drama produced by Hello Sunshine based on a memoir.
    692pts
  8. Surface — ranked #88
    Surface
    The Apple TV+ psychological thriller produced by Hello Sunshine starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw.
    692pts
  9. Elle — ranked #99
    Elle
    Prime Video's 2026 Legally Blonde prequel series from Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine, following a teenage Elle Woods, played by Lexi Minetree, through high school.
  10. Tiny Beautiful Things — ranked #1010
    Tiny Beautiful Things
    The 2023 Hulu miniseries produced by Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine, starring Kathryn Hahn as a struggling writer turned advice columnist, based on Cheryl Strayed's book.
  11. Friends — ranked #1111
    Friends
    The NBC sitcom where Witherspoon guest-starred as Rachel's spoiled younger sister Jill Green in two memorable 2000 episodes.

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