Nope.

The whole “write the answer as a question” thing seems entirely pointless and non-sensible. The host isn’t giving the answers to questions, they’re giving clues to answers. Nobody starts an answer to “Who is X?” with “This actor…”

I liked it but I do remember thinking that the marketing didn’t really match the show.

Agreed. While most shows I’ve seen listed in this thread I absolutely love, I think the #1 answer has gotta be MASH. Set the standard for decades.

Seinfeld and the Simpsons are right next to it in terms of genre altering/defining, but MASH takes the top spot.

Book of Love. First finale of Scrubs.

Not a chance. Spending a week coming up with theories was half the fun of the show. The only benefit to watching it now is not having to wait months between seasons.

“Oh no”

"Where did the polar bear come from??" ... that question came up so much in Uni and with friends. There's an insanely detailed video about Lost on youtube, like 3 hours long (plus some skits that the dude acts out)...it shines a light on just how huge Lost was, with one of the first ever podcasts, magazine covers, features on every late night talk show under the sun etc... and the Internet was really becoming a thing, so it was during the wild west of message boards / forums etc.. Great nostalgia.

Nothing else I've seen does such a good job capturing the classism of British society and turning it into comedy!

Has there ever been a UK version? I’m shocked it’s taken this long if not.

Arrow's gotta be in the running. A whole team of vigilantes with enemies constantly trying to kill them who will not answer the phone if they're mad at someone. Whoever that someone is is usually getting kidnapped at that very moment.

We now have the polar opposite of all the posts where some person watched a highly regarded show and then posts “I finally watched X and it sucked!”

Omg is this real or did you make it up lol

I watched it again after watching it when it was brand new. I'm amazed at how much I completely forgot..entire seasons it would seem. REALLY enjoyed it; one of the best binges you can undertake, with all the WTF moments etc..

I think people who vote on these things associate it with Breaking Bad and Breaking Bad won a shitload of awards. So they mentally figure “eh, it’s someone else’s turn”.

Check out the QR code in the last picture for a Teaser.

its always sunny in Philadelphia

It took until about halfway through for it to find it’s footing but I think it got pretty good. I have high hopes for season 2 now that they know what they’re doing.

Pushing Daisies would've still been canceled after 2 seasons if it was on Netflix though.

I think S4 will be more grounded. The creators said it'll explore the Soviet Union. S3 had many dumb plots, but I still think it set interesting directions for the story.

Yeah that longer I've sat in season 3 of FAM the less I've liked it in my mind. I'll be there for season 4 but honestly it needs to be really good if I'm going to keep watching. I don't think it's unsalvagable at all for the record and the last few of episodes of season 2 are pretty fucking incredible.

That montage 😭😭😭😭😭 me. I’ll never do a rewatch, only to avoid that.

its weak as hell and I consider it filler - in general and specifically last nites episode

(especially with the fake tension of will they or wont they kiss when it was obvious from the beginning)

It never actually had a chance. It needed something like 2.5 rating in the 18-49 demo for it to be successful and there was no way in hell it was going to get right out of the gate (and on Sunday nights going up against Fox animated shows).

By '09 there was simply no way for a broadcast network to launch that sort of big budgeted drama and give it enough time, support and exposure for it grow like AMC, FX or HBO could do for their prestige dramas, and I honestly don't think there ever was time NBC or any other broadcast network could've done it. It took until the final half season of Breaking Bad for it to be a legit hit, Game Of Thrones also took a few seasons to turn into a blockbuster, same with Sons of Anarchy and Mad Men was never a hit in the first place.

Damn, Three's Company coming out of the corner swinging so far.

You ever think about them having sex?