HtownAg92 said:O.G. said:
These lists are for rage/click bait. They mean absolutely nothing.
You're just a hater. I can't believe you would have a problem with Ru-Paul's Drag Race being ranked ahead of .....checks notes....Ozark, Ted Lasso, Silicon Valley.
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59. PEN15
60. Peep Show
61 - RuPaul's Drag Race
wangus12 said:
BoB terribly low. No Scrubs?
O.G. said:
Professor of Rock did a video on NY Times critics, his was music related but the same thing applies here.
Counterpoint said:
I loved both, but how can they put Key & Peele above Chappelles Show?
YouBet said:
In the top 10, I've never heard of Fleabag or Atlanta.
The US Office being ranked above the UK Office is braindead stupid.
Zombie Jon Snow said:YouBet said:
In the top 10, I've never heard of Fleabag or Atlanta.
The US Office being ranked above the UK Office is braindead stupid.
Agreed but US audiences of course saw the US version more. I've found only about 10% of people who have watched the US version have even seen the British one.
It also suffers a bit from having basically 12 episodes and a 2 part xmas special (plus a revisited episode).
But those episodes were absolutely brilliant. The "Training" episode is among the greatest episodes of TV ever. It is unhinged and the most uncomfortable TV I've ever seen. It is what made me love those painfully awkward type episodes that so many others have copied. A couple of other episodes and the xmas Part 2 approach that level of greatness too.
The US Office almost got to that level a couple of times with Scott's Tots" and "Dinner Party".
YouBet said:Zombie Jon Snow said:YouBet said:
In the top 10, I've never heard of Fleabag or Atlanta.
The US Office being ranked above the UK Office is braindead stupid.
Agreed but US audiences of course saw the US version more. I've found only about 10% of people who have watched the US version have even seen the British one.
It also suffers a bit from having basically 12 episodes and a 2 part xmas special (plus a revisited episode).
But those episodes were absolutely brilliant. The "Training" episode is among the greatest episodes of TV ever. It is unhinged and the most uncomfortable TV I've ever seen. It is what made me love those painfully awkward type episodes that so many others have copied. A couple of other episodes and the xmas Part 2 approach that level of greatness too.
The US Office almost got to that level a couple of times with Scott's Tots" and "Dinner Party".
Then shame on that 90%. The UK version is incredible. So, so uncomfortable and brilliant.
JMR said:
The Last Kingdom didn't make it at all?
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Kaiser von Wilhelm said:YouBet said:Zombie Jon Snow said:YouBet said:
In the top 10, I've never heard of Fleabag or Atlanta.
The US Office being ranked above the UK Office is braindead stupid.
Agreed but US audiences of course saw the US version more. I've found only about 10% of people who have watched the US version have even seen the British one.
It also suffers a bit from having basically 12 episodes and a 2 part xmas special (plus a revisited episode).
But those episodes were absolutely brilliant. The "Training" episode is among the greatest episodes of TV ever. It is unhinged and the most uncomfortable TV I've ever seen. It is what made me love those painfully awkward type episodes that so many others have copied. A couple of other episodes and the xmas Part 2 approach that level of greatness too.
The US Office almost got to that level a couple of times with Scott's Tots" and "Dinner Party".
Then shame on that 90%. The UK version is incredible. So, so uncomfortable and brilliant.
Where can that one be watched?
YouBet said:Zombie Jon Snow said:YouBet said:
In the top 10, I've never heard of Fleabag or Atlanta.
The US Office being ranked above the UK Office is braindead stupid.
Agreed but US audiences of course saw the US version more. I've found only about 10% of people who have watched the US version have even seen the British one.
It also suffers a bit from having basically 12 episodes and a 2 part xmas special (plus a revisited episode).
But those episodes were absolutely brilliant. The "Training" episode is among the greatest episodes of TV ever. It is unhinged and the most uncomfortable TV I've ever seen. It is what made me love those painfully awkward type episodes that so many others have copied. A couple of other episodes and the xmas Part 2 approach that level of greatness too.
The US Office almost got to that level a couple of times with Scott's Tots" and "Dinner Party".
Then shame on that 90%. The UK version is incredible. So, so uncomfortable and brilliant.
SJEAg said:
Just realized The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is missing, that seems egregious. Top 25 worthy IMO.
VP at Pierce and Pierce said:
Where is The Sapranos?
It's the greatest show in terms characters and dialogue. It paved the way for every modern show. Don't have it #1? That's ok but it's top 5 with The Wire (best show written in terms of plot development), Breaking Bad, BoB, and Mad Men.
Any list with The Sapranos not top 5 much less left off is not serious.
YouBet said:VP at Pierce and Pierce said:
Where is The Sapranos?
It's the greatest show in terms characters and dialogue. It paved the way for every modern show. Don't have it #1? That's ok but it's top 5 with The Wire (best show written in terms of plot development), Breaking Bad, BoB, and Mad Men.
Any list with The Sapranos not top 5 much less left off is not serious.
Literally called out in the OP as to why. Read it again.