its got my faves / ones i think are best, but I would for sure put some heigher. Seinfeld would be a lot higher than 38....its better than the Office, even if the Office is more accessible ...

Monty, Python, Always Sunny, Curb, Adventure time, Fawlty Towers Freaks and Geeks, Twin Peaks, Oz, Arrested Development, Simpsons, Star Trek TNG, Deadwood. Parks and Rec, X-Files...Bugs Bunny aka Looney Tunes...

All of these are some of the best shows ever created and should be waayyyy higher up the list

maybe there are better lists out there?

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thexsunshine t1_j2degvz wrote on December 31, 2022 at 12:35 PM

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If twin Peaks isn't in the top 25 then I automatically fail the list, that's my only criteria needed.

BetterCallTom t1_j2e3imk wrote on December 31, 2022 at 4:09 PM

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I love a documentary but I'm not sure they should be included here as I generally rate TV shows based on the quality of acting and writing.

kazmosis t1_j2efwu1 wrote on December 31, 2022 at 5:34 PM

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All of these lists are always bullshit. How are you supposed to compare something like The Wire or The Sopranos to Planet Earth or Cosmos?

It'd be like having a list of the best games ever and having the top three being Candy Crush, Monopoly, and Half-Life. They aren't comparable.

spontaneous_combust OP t1_j2f34nv wrote on December 31, 2022 at 8:13 PM

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Replying to kazmosis (#1,235,150)

yeah it should be by category - drama, comedy, documentary are primary genres....i guess horror could be in there but there aren't many good horror tv shows, and that could even go under drama