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60 titles. Sort by List order. 1. Game of Thrones. 2011–2019 74 eps TV-MA. 9.2 (2.3M) Rate. TV Series. Nine noble families fight for control over the lands of Westeros, while an ancient enemy returns after being dormant for millennia. Creator David Benioff D.B. Weiss Stars Emilia Clarke Peter Dinklage Kit Harington. 2. Breaking Bad.
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- 20 True Detective
- 19 Veep
- 18 Oz
- 17 Flight of The Conchords
- 16 Entourage
- 15 Boardwalk Empire
- 14 Chernobyl
- 13 True Blood
- 12 Girls
- 11 Deadwood
If True Detective seems low on this list, it's due to everything that happened post-Season 1, after creator Nic Pizzolatto and director Cary Joji Fukunaga dissolved the partnership that came to define their careers — but also cost them their relationship. The power struggle was an odd mirror of the strained relationship between Detectives Marty Har...
Veep helped television audiences remember the special comedic talent of Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who played Vice President Selina Meyer in the political satire years after the conclusion of Seinfeld. The series took the idea that politicians are normal, flawed human beings and ran with it, making Meyer into a politician often more concerned with her im...
The Tom Fontana/Barry Levinson partnership has been a fruitful one over the years, with its greatest heights reached during HBO's prison drama, Oz, a series that utilized all the R-rated capabilities of cable television. The show revolves around Emerald City, an experimental prison wing that becomes fraught with violence and murder as inmates move ...
If you could describe Flight of the Conchords in one word — it may be "endearing", as the lovably lo-fi New Zealand musical comedy introduced HBO audiences to Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement, a multi-instrumental duo whose songs inter-splice between the duo's everyday conflicts. The show's intimacy and soul are its greatest earmarks, with a very ...
The brainchild of Doug Ellin and Mark Wahlberg (and based, in part, on Wahlberg and his agent Ari Emanuel), Entourage surprised everyone with a highly popular, eight season run and a movie. The show was appealing for showing the glamour and pitfalls of fame, as it followed Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) and his cronies up the fame ladder. The best ...
For Boardwalk Empire, Terrence Winter created a sprawling series loosely based around historical figures in Atlantic City, with Steve Buscemi leading a television series for the first time in his storied career. Winter had already had major success as a writer on The Sopranos, and now had the opportunity to create his own vision for HBO, tracing th...
Chernobylfinally captured the scope of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster and resulting fallout, using a 5-part limited series to properly tell the stories of survivors. Craig Mazin showran the effort, which showed in gruesome detail the effects of radiation on those who helped to clean up the site, as the officials tasked with controlling the fallout fac...
The campiness, the sex, the....Sookie! True Blood had it all, injecting an odd humor into this Vampire drama series based on the novels of Charlaine Harris. Alan Ball, who earlier created Six Feet Under for HBO, now came up with a series to capitalize both on the bestselling source work and the newfound popularity of Vampires — thanks to Twilight. ...
Lena Dunham made a big impression with her semi-autobiographical first feature, Tiny Furniture, and had executives clamoring to package a show around her writing, with Judd Apatow eventually Executive Producing her HBO series Girls. The show created an opposite bookend to Sex in the City, another HBO series centered around four women, though Dunham...
Despite being canceled after only 3 seasons, Deadwood left a lasting impression and created a cult following thanks to David Milch's clever writing and the commanding presence of Ian McShane as Al Swearengen. Despite an innovative mind that helped create series like NYPD Blue, Milch had poor luck with HBO, as Deadwood didn't reach expectations for ...
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Top 30 TV Shows To Watch Before You Die! Note: This list is in no particular order, as it's too hard to decide on one, other than Dexter of course, which is the best. When it comes to TV shows, everyone has their opinions. Whether they enjoy them for their drama, comedy, or simply their visual effects.
- The Ed Sullivan Show (1948)
- Hopalong Cassidy (1952)
- The Lone Ranger (1949)
- Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950)
50 titles. Sort by List order. 1. Game of Thrones. 2011–2019 74 eps TV-MA. 9.2 (2.3M) Rate. TV Series. Nine noble families fight for control over the lands of Westeros, while an ancient enemy returns after being dormant for millennia. Creator David Benioff D.B. Weiss Stars Emilia Clarke Peter Dinklage Kit Harington. 2. Breaking Bad.
Nov 29, 2021 · The Ultimate Binge Guide is just that: a bingeable bucket list of the shows you need to see before you die. They’re the best shows; the most influential shows; the funniest and...
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