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Greatest TV of the 21st Century?
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Dismal Pillock
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Not even on the list, but I thought that Bloodline was outstanding. I even enjoyed the 2nd and 3rd season, but the first one was just great. Ben Mendelssohn pure class. In my top 5 certainly.
And Chernobyl has to be much much higher on that list. Quality wise it can't get any better than that series. IIRC it has been or still is the highest rated series ever on IMDB.
And Chernobyl has to be much much higher on that list. Quality wise it can't get any better than that series. IIRC it has been or still is the highest rated series ever on IMDB.
I used to watch that... was on again last year... it has aged but still a fun watch... was quite gritty for the 90s...Slick wrote: Fri Oct 22, 2021 1:02 pm This Life from the 90's was a bit of a classic. I was a student at time and everyone would come round to our place and have a wee smoko before each episode. Happy days.
Peep Show should be #1...I don't even get at least 10% of the jokes that reference British shit I don't know about, yet I still think I laugh more watching that show than any other.
I would also accept Band of Brothers. Jesus, can't believe that came out 20 years ago, I remember sitting in the dugout in 3rd grade baseball and all I was thinking about was getting home to see the latest (heavily edited) episode on the History Channel.
Mad Men is boring garbage, gargantuan tits aside.
I would also accept Band of Brothers. Jesus, can't believe that came out 20 years ago, I remember sitting in the dugout in 3rd grade baseball and all I was thinking about was getting home to see the latest (heavily edited) episode on the History Channel.
Mad Men is boring garbage, gargantuan tits aside.