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Here’s the current top 25 series, including Fallout, Netflix series Ripley, 3 Body Problem, and Baby Reindeer, Shogun (see Hulu series ranked), Apple TV+’s Sugar, and A...
Top 250 as rated by IMDb Users. 250 Titles. Sort by Ranking. 1. Breaking Bad. 2008–2013 62 eps TV-MA. 9.5 (2.1M) Rate. TV Series. 2. Planet Earth II. 2016 6 eps TV-G. 9.5 (159K) Rate. TV Mini Series. 3. Planet Earth. 2006 11 eps TV-PG. 9.4 (221K) Rate. TV Mini Series. 4. Band of Brothers. 2001 10 eps TV-MA. 9.4 (528K) Rate. TV Mini Series. 5.
- Community. NBC. 2009-15. The half-hour comedy is a format built around comfort and familiarity, and while “Community” had those trappings — a quirky ensemble, a relatable setting, a will-they-won’t-they storyline — the Dan Harmon series was best when it got weird.
- Hannibal. NBC. 2013-15. Somehow, showrunner Bryan Fuller tricked NBC into airing an avant-garde homoerotic romance between Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) — practicing psychiatrist, preening aesthete, noted gourmand — and Will Graham (Hugh Dancy), an FBI profiler who could inhabit the mindset of a sociopath.
- Homeland. Showtime. 2011-20. Carrie Mathison has all the hallmarks of an unreliable narrator — except she’s usually right. That was what made “Homeland’s” first two seasons so compelling: The CIA agent played masterfully by Claire Danes ought to have been a superspy, but the very mania that lent her a special insight also clouded her judgment, and made her appear untrustworthy to superiors.
- Top Chef. Bravo. 2006-present. As a genre, reality has a largely lowbrow reputation. Not so with “Top Chef,” the Bravo tentpole that’s evolved over 20 seasons into the Rolls-Royce of food television.
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- “Succession” (HBO) For four glorious, bon-mot-filled seasons, we’ve been waiting with bated breath to see which of “Succession”’s craven, manipulative, occasionally pitiable Roy children would seize the ring from their withholding father, Logan (Brian Cox).
- “Reservation Dogs” (FX) Grief is always hard but there are good and bad ways to die and mourn. That’s the central thesis of the uproariously funny “Reservation Dogs.”
- “The Last of Us” (HBO) While zombie media dominated the 2010s, it seemed like the subgenre was finally ready to take a break in the 2020s. Then came the announcement that the popular video game “The Last of Us,” would be receiving a television adaptation.
- “ Beef” (Netflix) Netflix took some blows this year in the public eye when it came to both the strike and the increasing sense that it’s a company that plays to an algorithm more than a creative impulse.
Oct 4, 2023 · Hollywood Reporter Critics Pick the 50 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century (So Far) Over the course of a few months, several Zoom meetings, lots of emails and countless Excel spreadsheets,...
