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Hopefully I'm getting this in just under the wire. I didn't get around to everything I wanted to watch this year (Sabrina probably would have earned a spot based on the little I saw of it) but the things I did watch were (mostly) pretty great. 10. Altered Carbon - The show is absolutely stunning, and the action is pretty fun, too. 9. Brooklyn Nine-Nine - This show remains hilarious and charming, and I'm glad it gets to continue. 8. Riverdale - It's still absolutely trashy garbage on purpose and I can't help but love it. 7. Sneaky Pete - The second season didn't grab me nearly as much as the first season did, but it's still great nevertheless. 6. The Venture Brothers - I just got around to this show this year, and I binged through the entirety of it in a couple of weeks. I appreciate both their commitment to world-building and their willingness to wipe it all away as soon as it get stale. 5. Happy! - I watched this show in a week based solely on recommendations from this thread, and I absolutely loved it. It's dark humor tuned just right. 4. Santa Clarita Diet - Speaking of dark humor, the second season of this was great. Timothy Olyphant is a treasure. 3. American Vandal - It is absolutely absurd that this show ever worked at all, that they managed to pull it off twice, and that it got cancelled. 2. Better Call Saul - Vince Gilligan and Co. are still making television, and that's fantastic news for us all. The performances are fantastic, and while I know that some people have had problems with the Jimmy and Gus storylines not meshing I haven't felt a problem with those at all. 1. The Good Place - Speaking of shows that shouldn't have worked on paper, and speaking of show runners making incredible television, the Good Place is still running strong. This is one of the only shows I bother keeping up with week-to-week, and it is absolutely worth it.
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Cutting it fine, but here's my top ten for the year: (of course the guy who asked for the extension would be one of the last ones to post) Almost Runs: Patriot S2: Very good, didn't finish in time The Deuce S2: Very good, didn't finish. Atlanta: Very good, didn't finish. Castle Rock: Wtf were they thinking with episode nine? The Terror: Well produced, frequently well written. Some nice performances. However, I don’t think this managed to shake off the deeply homophobic qualities of the novel. If your fight between chaos and order is going to put the sexless gays on the order side, and explicitly link anal with evil, you can go jump into a polar bear. YOU: Super good pilot and finale, shame about some of the middle. Killing Eve: Really good for most of its run, but outside its central relationship I'm not convinced it's got legs. Barry: Well drawn, but it ended in a deeply boring place. Excited for season 2. The Magicians, Van Helsing, Wynonna Earp, Happy!, Killjoys, The Expanse: Syfy has the best pulp on television. Steven Universe: Get your act together! 10. Fortitude, Season 3 By far the best thing about this show is watching people who enjoyed the show back in season one -- when it pretended the show would just be a murder mystery -- squirm at how utterly batshit Fortitude has become. I love it though. Shame the third and final season is so short, but I appreciate what I got. Taut, effective thriller that starts at a run and ends in a frenzy. Loved it. 9. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Season 3B and 4A I’ve seen the criticism a million times before: couples always break up on tv, but we rarely ever see couples go the distance together. How much rarer still is seeing the dramatic journey of a single person making healthy decisions? That’s what compels me about the show in its current form, and gives me hope as a person who suffers from similar problems himself. The back half of the show’s third season is rough, but its fourth has been strong, moving, funny and sad. I’m not ready to say goodbye to these characters. 8. Corporate Season 1 A really funny, nasty show about feeble people working for a relentless organisation. Hates the way we talk about Black Mirror. Fun! The cinnamontography! 7. Superstore, Season 3B and 4A It's the flip side of Corporate, with the sweetness of its characters subverted by their inevitable futility of corporate reform. Amy's rant at her benignly unhelpful store manager ("Kill yourself! Just kill yourself!") is a series highlight, though it doesn't even begin to make up for the show's deeply grim Target episode. 6. Legends of Tomorrow, Seasons 3B and 4A Like a lot of contemporary television, Legends is an emotionally driven soap opera. Unlike most television, it's a show that remembers that joy is an emotion. 5. Sharp Objects It’s artsy Southern Gothic, supported by some excellent performances. It’s nowhere near as smart as its often suggested to be, but it’s a deeply emotional production, and one that manages to capture the subjective, floundering feelings of its protagonist in powerful and compelling fashion. 4. Counterpart, Seasons 1 and 2A A great show about sad spies, who are forced to come to term with how poo poo their life choices are when they encounter their alternate universe copies. Strongest ensemble on television, a collection of Hey-It's-That-Character-Actor-s, like J.K. Simmons, Olivia Williams, Harry Lloyd, Nazanin Boniadi, James Cromwell, Betty Gabriel, etc. etc. etc. etc. down to the smallest of parts. Just wonderful to see them work every week. Surprisingly well plotted too, and criminally underwatched. 3. Channel Zero: Butcher's Block and Channel Zero: Dream Door (this counts as one show, right? If not, just put down Channel Zero / or the Butcher's block season, which is the superior one IMO) The Argento season (Butcher's Block) sent a hot spike right into the fear centre of my brain, and pinned me there. This year I’ve been dealing with similar issues to those presented on the show, so this got me good. How much can you give before it becomes emotional cannabilism? How much can you sacrifice before you’re eating yourself? Horrible stuff. The dePalma season is more obviously propulsive and lurid, and I felt it could be frustratingly explicit. But I feel there’s a lot there lurking under the surface, and I'm keen to come back to it at some point. 2. Black Earth Rising It's the newest Hugo Blick, concerning the Rwandan Genocide and the ongoing damage caused by international intervention in Africa. It's well written, incredibly shot, looks immaculate, and moves through plot at a mile a minute. The cast is killer, led by John Goodman and Michaela Coel. Fantastic. 1. Heathers (uncut) I know this show was trashed for being a reactionary, conservative screed that punched down on minorities while lauding the unsung praises of white privilege, but that's loving dumb and nonsense and also wrong. Heathers is leftist as poo poo, but also has some tough things to say about liberal complacency. I reckon it's exactly the sort of thing people need to be hearing right now. The finale was one of the most deliciously nasty hours of television I've seen in a long time, a slow motion car crash that'd been building for the entire season. A fun successor to the original, entirely because it was just as taboo challenging as the original was.
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Didn't watch too much this year so it was a bit harder to make a list. Here's my rushed, half-assed list: 10. Better Call Saul - I wish the Mike storyline connected more to the main plot, but it's great to see Jimmy finally become Saul after so many years. 9. Atlanta - I thought Season 1 was good but not great, but Season 2 really lives up to the ambition that the first season hinted at. 8. Pose - Not a huge Murphy fan but I think he's really in his element here and he manages to create a really emotionally effective underdog story. 7. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind - Jojo's continues to be my favorite yearly comfort food anime. 6. American Vandal - Wasn't sure how they would make a second season work but they knocked it out of the park. gently caress Netflix for cancelling their best show. 5. The Good Place - The season isn't over but Good Place continues to be the best comedy on network TV with a really unpredictable and fast pace. 4. Pop Team Epic - Really inventive, experimental anti-comedy that reminds me of early Adult Swim in a good way. 3. Happy! - Pretty much Crank: The TV Series and about as crazy as that would entail. 2. The Shivering Truth - Complete surrealist insanity from the guy who did Xavier Renegade Angel that feels simultaneously stream-of-consciousness and heavily labored over. The Twilight Zone by way of Lynch, Jodorowsky, and Dali. 1. Joe Pera Talks With You - A quiet, low-key show about enjoying the small things in life and being kind to others. Uniquely wholesome in a way that feels rare and very necessary in 2018.
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I’m getting this in at the last possible minute because I had to finish The Deuce and start season 2 of Atlanta to really justifiably make this list at all. Though in the process of creating this list, I realized that I haven’t really watched that much TV this year. Or at least, I haven’t finished much TV this year. I’ll start my list with the stuff I can really only count as having watched this year on a technicality, because of the 31-odd shows I can remember watching this year, there’s only like 12 I would really give any weight to on this list, lest I be forced to put poo poo like The Alienist on here. Also, I limited myself to one anime, because otherwise I’d have to admit I watched a show called Rascal Does Not Dream Of Bunny Girl Senpai. Wait, poo poo. (That show might’ve made my top five if I’d put it on, not gonna lie) The only honorable mention I care to talk about is Maniac, which I liked but only saw one episode of, so I didn’t really get a chance to see what it was all about. 10. Ugly Delicious Just a really incredible food docuseries. It really gets into the context of why and where we eat certain foods. This should probably be higher but to be honest this was an absolute last-minute replacement for Daredevil, which I still haven't finished. 9. Altered Carbon This show was really weird and disjointed and not as good as it should have been, but parts of it had so much potential, and AI Edgar Allen Poe was amazing. 8. American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace This was a bold experiment in structure that didn’t always quite pay off, especially to the extent that it ignored the title character. Still, a fascinating study of a pathological liar and murderer. 7. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The reduced budget hurt and really showed, but this show’s still great. 6. Aggretsuko This show came out of nowhere and really surprised me. It’s cute and seems slight, but everyone has depth, even the worst people. No one is truly a caricature, even the most cartoonish assholes. It’s something that really helped me out. 5. American Vandal I was worried about a follow-up to the first season, but they delivered an amazing sophomore season here. It’s shockingly poignant. 4. Better Call Saul I forgot this initially and had to edit it in, because I'm stupid. Jimmy McGill is the world's most tragic moron, and I hate him and love him. 3. Atlanta This should absolutely be higher. Alas, I’ve only seen three episodes of this season, and not even “Teddy Perkins,” which I’ve heard so much about. This show is still so out-there but real and lived-in that I can’t believe it. 2. The Deuce The last two episodes killed me. I have no idea what comes next with the final jump forward for season 3, but I can’t wait. 1. The Good Place What the gently caress is this show? How does it keep doing what it’s doing? I want to write a whole long diatribe about everything this show does and how great it all is, but I have five minutes left until the deadline and also it’s 3 AM and I’m very loving tired, goddamn. The Good Place is the best sitcom in years. Period. Arist fucked around with this message at 09:05 on Jan 6, 2019 |
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Arist posted:I’m getting this in at the last possible minute Pretty much literally! All right folks, voting is now closed! I'll get the results collated and I'll tentatively bring you the countdown tomorrow at 8pm GMT/3pm EST although I'm sick so that might get pushed back. Thanks for participating!
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Can we get a best in show for music in a tv show next year?
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Rarity posted:tomorrow at 8pm GMT/3pm EST I have everything written up and ready to go so I can now confirm this time is locked in 
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Honorable mention to “You,” a new show by Sera Gamble (Supernatural, The Magicians) that’s a soapy thriller with some comedic elements. Creepy stalker played by Dan from Gossip Girl, very bingeable. I’m a bit late or I’d make it the new #10 on my list and bump Modern Family
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Fast Luck posted:Honorable mention to “You,” a new show by Sera Gamble (Supernatural, The Magicians) that’s a soapy thriller with some comedic elements. Creepy stalker played by Dan from Gossip Girl, very bingeable. I’m a bit late or I’d make it the new #10 on my list and bump Modern Family It doesn't really mean extra work for me so fine. Grudgingly. e: You edited out the request but I've already changed the writeup so whatever, I'm not changing it back.
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Have i missed it? Edit: I think I missed it, but here is my top 50 anyway. Won't bother with commentary as it appears it won't be counted. 50 Riverdale 49 American Crime Story 48 Unreal 47 Chilling Adventures of Sabrina 46 Ballers 45 Dear White People 44 Dietland 43 Orange is the New Black 42 Ozark 41 Animal Kingdom 40 Silicon Valley 39 Black Mirror 38 Snowfall 37 Hard Knocks 36 The Tick 35 No Activity 34 Harlots 33 AP Bio 32 Love 31 Yellowstone 30 Drunk History 29 Santa Clarita Diet 28 Vikings 27 Vice 26 Jim Jefferies Show 25 End of The loving World 24 Counterpart 23 The Americans 22 Baskets 21 Deutschland 83 20 Preacher 19 Crazy Ex Girlfriend 18 Impractical Jokers 17 Who is America? 16 Legion 15 Homecoming 14 American Vandal 13 High Maintenance 12 Survivor 11 Killing Eve 10 The Good Place 9 The Deuce 8 Big Mouth 7 The Terror 6 Succession 5 Better Call Saul 4 Sharp Objects 3 Patriot 2 Barry 1 Atlanta
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Looten Plunder posted:Have i missed it? Fraid so. Sorry, buddy 
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I dunno that’s a pretty great list I think you should count it
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No. Following regulations and keeping deadlines is more important than the quality of the content. I'm not trying to be ironic here.
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Escobarbarian posted:I dunno that’s a pretty great list I think you should count it I've written everything up already and I'm not doing any more work. Deadlines exist for a reason 
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Escobarbarian posted:Man how had I not heard of Black Earth Rising until this thread I banged it's drum pretty hard, i even self awarded the chick a bafta or a daytime emmy. But it ended up in the premium tv pile i didn't finish
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Ugh. I thought it was 3pm today... Now I have to wait to read what you nerds think (again, in aggregate)... 
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Rarity posted:It doesn't really mean extra work for me so fine. Grudgingly.  i edited it out after reading you had everything done because I didn’t want to make things difficult but that’s cool
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Escobarbarian posted:I hope Rarity is ok I'M INCREASING THE TENSION --- Welcome, friends! Welcome! Settle in and prepare yourselves for our annual look back over The Year That Was as we countdown TVIV's favourite shows of 2018! In all honesty, it's been a bit of a weird one for TV this last year. Network television feels less relevant than ever before with a wide array of alternative options available both on cable and online. We've seen shows get cancelled only to pull out eleventh hour saves like Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Expanse. Perennial goon favourites like Mr. Robot, Stranger Things and Fargo have all been on sabbatical not to mention the missing juggernaut that is Game of Thrones. Yes, in 2018 the culture of water cooler television has well and truly died, replaced with the deep hole of the binge watch. All this flux and uncertainty may have been responsible for the low vote turnout this year with just 36 goons submitting lists. Thanks to you all for your dedication! Nevertheless between you all you named 151 different shows across 56 networks, 6 countries and 4 continents! We saw 27 different shows named in the top spot which ran an entire gamut from everything you'd expect all the way through to Japanese reality shows! As ever all ties will be settled with the countback rule and due to the lower number of votes and the fact I've already done one of these already over in the Games forum this year's countdown will be covering just the top 30. But just because we're going light don't think there'll be any less tension because as always there's a whole host of questions to answer:
The only way you're going to find out is by sticking with this thread as we get into your top 30! But before we do, let's do a once over of the shows that didn't quite make it. =134. (1 point) Arrested Development (Netflix) Atypical (Netflix) Colony (USA) Fear The Walking Dead (AMC) Fortitude (Sky Atlantic) Gaikotsu Shotinen Honda-san (Tokyo MX) Love (Netflix) Maniac (Netflix) Miraculous Ladybug (TF1) Silicon Valley (HBO) Swedish Dicks (Pop) The Blacklist (NBC) The Last Ship (TNT) Ugly Delicious (Netflix) Ultimate Beastmaster (Netflix) World War Two (Youtube) Wynonna Earp (Space) You (Lifetime) =124. (2 points) American Horror Story: Apocalypse (FX) Celebrity Big Brother (CBS) Impulse (Youtube Red) Iron Fist (Netflix) Making A Murderer (Netflix) No Activity (CBS All Access) Seal Team (CBS) SNL 44 (NBC) The 100 (CW) The Profit (CNBC) =117. (3 points) American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace (FX) Corporate (Comedy Central) FLCL Alternative (Adult Swim) Last Week Tonight (HBO) The Toys That Made Us (Netflix) Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix) Wild Wild Country (Netflix) =103. (4 points) Drag Race Thailand (LINE) First We Feast Presents Hot Ones (Youtube) Insecure (HBO) Jessica Jones (Netflix) Sneaky Pete (Amazon) Strike Back (Cinemax) Superstore (NBC) The Block (Nine) The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell (Netflix) The Great British Bake Off (Channel 4) The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu) The Tick (Amazon) The Walking Dead (AMC) Waco (Paramount) =97. (5 points) Aggretsuko (TBS) Attack on Titan (Mainichi) Everything Sucks! (Netflix) Neebs Gaming (Youtube) Parts Unknown (CNN) People Just Do Nothing (BBC2) =84. (6 points) Animals (HBO) AP Bio (NBC) Archer (FXX) Ash vs Evil Dead (Starz) Castle Rock (Hulu) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (CW) Critical Role (Youtube) Luke Cage (Netflix) My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman (Netflix) Schitt's Creek (CBC) South Park (Comedy Central) Trailer Park Boys (Netflix) Vikings (History) =70. (7 points) 205 Live (WWE Network) 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (Channel 4) American Dad (FOX) Billions (Showtime) Castlevania (Netflix) DuckTales (Disney) Dynasties (BBC1) Masterchef Australia (Network Ten) My Brilliant Friend (HBO) Pop Team Epic (Tokyo MX) Runaways (Hulu) Santa Clarita Diet (Netflix) Supernatural (CW) Who Is America? (Showtime) =65. (8 points) Channel Zero (Syfy) Condor (Audience) Shaun Micallef's Mad As Hell (ABC) She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (Netflix) Z Nation (Syfy) =57. (9 points) Black Earth Rising (BBC2) High Maintenance (HBO) Jayne (Twitch) Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Vento Aureo (Tokyo MX) Queer Eye (Netflix) Sense8 (Netflix) The Last Kingdom (Netflix) The Magicians (Syfy) =51. (10 points) Deutschland 86 (Sundance) Heathers (Paramount) Joe Pera Talks With You (Adult Swim) Killjoys (Space) Steven Universe (Cartoon Network) Terrance House (Fuji) =46. (11 points) Cloak and Dagger (Freeform) Pose (FX) Sharp Objects (HBO) Star vs The Forces of Evil (Disney) The Chris Gethard Show (TruTV) 45. (12 points) The Shivering Truth (Adult Swim) 44. (13 points) Titans (Netflix) =39. (14 points) Altered Carbon (Netflix) Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (Netflix) Nailed It! (Netflix) Preacher (AMC) The Orville (ABC) 38. (15 points) The Haunting of Hill House (Netflix) =35. (16 points) Homecoming (Amazon) It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FXX) The Deuce (HBO) =33. (17 points) Big Mouth (Netflix) Taskmaster (Dave) =31. (19 points) Counterpart (Starz) Survivor (CBS) Before we continue we just need to give out a couple of awards. Firstly even though it couldn't crack the top 30 it's still a great effort from Preacher which has won the Highest Climber award with a gain of 70 places! Conversely, it's ignominy and bitter tears for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend with claims the Biggest Faller award with a drop of 72! With the preliminaries out of the way all that's left is for us to get started with the countdown. I'll be back to begin that very soon!
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All right, friends! The moment is here and the time is now! We're going to find out what you voted your #1 show of 2018! But before we get there we're going to have run through twenty nine other shows first so without further adieu let's get this party train started! Here's your #30...bagrada posted:Great cast, consistently hilarious. fancy stats posted:This is just an incredibly reliable funny show. Lurdiak posted:I love that the show doesn't have a laugh track, death to all laugh tracks.  Click on the images for a surprise!  30. BROOKLYN NINE-NINE (FOX) UP 10 20 points, listed 4 times BEST ON FOX Welp, we all know one award B99's not winning next year! Thanks, NBC!
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Been rewatching B99 and while I still wouldn’t put it top-tier with Community or Parks or whatever it’s still reliably funny and has a great cast, plus it’s just super heartwarming and deals with social issues well.
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BSam posted:Literally no bad episodes. Jerusalem posted:Jodie Whittaker was absolutely brilliant in the title role. Toxic Fart Syndrome posted:Doctor Who has always been a lady.  29. DOCTOR WHO (BBC1) UP 6 21 points, listed 3 times, #1 spot 1 time No matter where you stand on the Doctor, it's undeniable that Jodie Whitaker has been a huge hit as the latest iteration of the character and that's shown with a boost in this year's placings.
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I'm not really shocked about Altered Carbon (which I didn't even really want to put on my list) or Ugly Delicious but you philistines need to watch The Deuce and Aggretsuko
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Doc Who was cool this year. Like, not especially exciting on an episode-to-episode basis, but I liked the character work and the turn away from annoying smug Moffat nonsense
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Arist posted:and Aggretsuko  --- Andrew_1985 posted:Queer TV subverting traditional primetime TV. Shneak posted:Is there an award for ‘show that did the absolute most in 2018?’ Propaganda Machine posted:IT HAS HAD THREE SEASONS THIS YEAR AND THEY'RE ALL FABULOUS.  28. RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE (LOGO) UP 21 21 points, listed 3 times, #1 spot 1 time BEST REALITY SHOW After years of also-ran status Drag Race has a breakthrough year to place in our main countdown for the very first time! Now if only Ru could drop his lovely opinions about trans people everything would be grand.
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It's a fun cute thing Rarity!!!! Be glad I didn't put JoJo on there again (or, as mentioned earlier, Rascal Does Not Dream Of Bunny Girl Senpai)
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Arist posted:It's a fun cute thing Rarity!!!! Be glad I didn't put JoJo on there again (or, as mentioned earlier, Rascal Does Not Dream Of Bunny Girl Senpai) Oh I kid, I kid. Fun fact: there was more anime in the final list this year than ever before! All hail Glorious Nippon!  Friends, are you starting to feel the buzz? That unique thrill of the reveal as we see each new show in your list. Well, it would be rude of me to keep that from you so let's delve in to your #27... Jerusalem posted:Still plenty there to enjoy. Corte posted:The visuals, performances and music are what really sets it apart. fancy stats posted:Kiksuya is the only reason this is on my list.  27. WESTWORLD (HBO) RE-ENTRY 22 points, listed 4 times Whoa, would you look at that! The much hyped return can only make it to #27 in your chart. That's got to be a disappointment! But then if you listen there are many who'd say it was lucky to even make it this far.
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There were some seriously fantastic individual episodes this season and it was impeccably-made as always but the overall arcs were so drat yikes!!
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bou posted:Just so relaxing and nice without being a shallow mess. Lurdiak posted:I recommend it to children of all ages. Andrew_1985 posted:If I had kids I'd make them watch this.  26. HILDA (NETFLIX) NEW ENTRY 22 points, listed 4 times I had never even heard of this show before this thread
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fancy stats posted:An unforgivingly cold and dreadful atmosphere. CeeJee posted:You just want to reach through the screen and knock some sense into them. Toxic Fart Syndrome posted:If you have strong willpower, you can write off the supernatural elements as the demented delusions of a lead-poisoned crew!  25. THE TERROR (AMC) NEW ENTRY 24 points, listed 4 times, #1 spot 1 time It looks like Stranger Things has inspired a revival for Stephen King horror and we're all the better for it.
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Hilda was great! It’s very low-stakes and cute and likeable. Definitely worth a watch. Terror is the one show from 2018 I’m most sad to have not gotten around to yet
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