Board 8 > Johnbobb ranks every show he's ever seen [TOP 75]

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9. Danny Phantom

Seen: All of it, twice

Favorite character: The Box Ghost!

YO DANNY PHANTOM HE WAS JUST 14 WHEN HIS PARENTS BUILT A VERY STRANGE MACHINE IT WAS DESIGNED TO VIEW A WORLD UNSEEN WHEN IT DIDN'T QUITE WORKS HIS FOLKS THEY JUST QUIT THEN DANNY TOOK A LOOK INSIDE OF IT THERE WAS A GREAT BIG FLASH EVERYTHING JUST CHANGED HIS MOLECULES GOT ALL REARRANGED phantom phantom WHEN HE FIRST WOKE UP HE REALIZED HE HAD SNOW WHITE HAIR AND GLOWING GREEN EYES HE COULD WALK THROUGH WALLS DISAPPEAR AND FLY HE WAS MUCH MORE UNIQUE THAN THE OTHER GUY IT WAS THEN THAT HE KNEW WHAT HE HAD TO DO HE HAD TO STOP ALL THE GHOSTS THAT WERE COMIN THROUGH HE'S HERE TO FIGHT FOR YOU GONNA CATCH 'EM ALL CAUSE HE'S DANNY PHANTOM

Over a decade later I still remember the theme song word for word (and props to Guy Moon; there are very few theme songs that describe their shows as accurately as this one). This show was just awesome all the way through. Great mix of enemies (most of which were humorous; some of which were humorous AND badass). Box Ghost was an excellent recurring joke, and Danny was a surprisingly compelling hero (at times, he was just a bratty teen, but I actually really enjoyed watching him progress as a hero. It was just altogether a super enjoyable show. I went back a few years ago when it was on Netflix to see if it still held up, and immediately I got hooked all over again. Also, Butch Hartman is just a great person.
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Wait c'mon Danny Phantom is better than all those other shows?
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5tarscream posted...

Wait c'mon Danny Phantom is better than all those other shows?

Yes
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8. Lost

Seen: All of it

Favorite character: Hurley

Lost is tricky to place. I got into the show super late (again, thanks to Netflix). As in, the entire show had been long-finished before I ever started it. But when I finally did sit down to watch with my girlfriend, we ended up watching it for a solid like 9 hours straight. We were both immediately hooked, and made it a point to watch the entire series together over the course of about a month. Now I'll admit, it's got some drastic quality shifts. Season 3 probably stands as my favorite (Not Penny's Boat still stands as the most tragic moment of the series) but there was something to like in all of them. My biggest issue with the show actually isn't the bizarre direction they went with the ending; my biggest issue was simply how much time the show devoted to Jack and Kate, who were two of my least favorite characters on the show (the ever-humorous and lovable Hurley was always my favorite, though Ben Linus was similarly impressive). The show basically defined the over-arching plot mixed with invidual backstory show format that's become popular in shows like Once Upon a Time and Orange is the New Black, and it's popular for good reason! It's incredibly effective at both constantly feeding you little by little of the overall mystery while giving you a much-appreciated look into the characters' lives off the island. I'll admit, it's not a show I think about as often as some of the others on here, but I can't imagine it ever falling off my list of favorites.
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Finally caught up. Arrested Development too low, Heroes too high, Scrubs should have ended at 5 seasons for immortal status.

Also glad someone likes That '70s Show this much on here; I burned through the series on Netflix five years ago and enjoyed the majority of it. Even a couple season 8 episodes were good, even if the show was on its final leg at that point.
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I really enjoy YGO! too and I can rewatch many episodes nearly without irony even today. Like DBZ, its dubbing and translation issues are easily a feature and not a bug. Chibi Yugi/Yami Yugi/Seto Kaiba have amazing voice actors, while almost every other good guy - whose presence in the anime is nearly inexplicable, given that their main thematic resonance comes from "Season 0" of the manga - sounds awful.

The show also has surprisingly great villains for how bad its cast is. Pegasus, Marik, and Yami Bakura are all great. The filler arc dudes, not so much.

Favorite duels? I thought Season 1 was hysterical because of the obvious lack of cohesive rules. The later seasons' combos were inefficient (using tons of cards/illegal ploys), but the rules actually made sense, and by the final duel, I could actually predict almost every play that happened because it made so much sense - and I still loved it.
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As someone who's familiar with the actual card game Yugioh, the cartoon's constant use of made up card effects for the sake of drama was too grating for me to ever get into the show in a non-ironic manner. I mean I don't think I'd ever get into it regardless, as it's not like I even liked the card game, but it still rubs me the wrong way out of the gates.
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this isn't like pokemon though, where the anime was made based off the card game

the 'actual card game' yugioh was derived *from* the manga. it had to make abilities more structured and considerably less cool, in order to make it work.
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Yeah, when i compared the first seasons of Vanguard to Yugioh, i found it really refreshing that I could say to learn the absolute basics of Vanguard, all you have to do is watch the show, rather than the continuous dissonance between yugioh game rules, and yugioh tv game rules... i mean how many seasons did it take to get the hp between tv and game to match?

RE: Lost - I actually think Jack was one of the show's triumphs. He's an enormous drag on the first half of the show, but ever since he leaves the Island, he's considerably better in the back half of the show.

kate is fucking garbage though
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Lopen posted...

As someone who's familiar with the actual card game Yugioh, the cartoon's constant use of made up card effects for the sake of drama was too grating for me to ever get into the show in a non-ironic manner. I mean I don't think I'd ever get into it regardless, as it's not like I even liked the card game, but it still rubs me the wrong way out of the gates.

Watching the show is sort of like playing a game with a friend where only they know the rules and they add a new rule every time it would benefit them

except more fun
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SeabassDebeste posted...

this isn't like pokemon though, where the anime was made based off the card game

the 'actual card game' yugioh was derived *from* the manga. it had to make abilities more structured and considerably less cool, in order to make it work.

I mean, I guess. But that'd apply to an in-universe card game too if it was actually a well designed game! (which is a stretch to even call Yugioh in card game form but I digress)
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YGO! is extremely badly designed as a card game, yeah. But I like watching the duels in the anime because they're never really about outplaying anyone. They're more about spectacle. On the rare occasion where a play is sensibly executed, it feels like a legit payoff.

In the filler arc, there's a duel where Yugi goes down 10,000 to 100. He wins in one turn, and it's an entirely sane move. An unlikely one to have the pieces in place, but it's there!
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Danny Phantom is a terrible cartoon. Inbred parents? Check. Girl that Danny loves but obviously has no interest in him (Pauline)? Check. Filler side characters up until the ending? Check. High school jock that hates the nerd (Dash)? Check.

Girlfriend John? I thought you were married.
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Se7enthrust posted...

Girlfriend John? I thought you were married.

I was never married

I was engaged for a while to my long term girlfriend, but then she broke that off, but we still kind of lived with each other out of necessity (neither of us could really afford to move, and also we had adopted a cat together xD) and so we're still kind of together? It's a really weird situation so it's easiest to just say "girlfriend"
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i've barely even heard of johnny phantom and i think i'm fine keeping it that way
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7. Rick and Morty

Seen: All of it, most of it multiple times

Favorite character: Bird Person

I mostly stopped watching Adult Swim a while back. I haven't had cable in years, so I kind of dropped all Adult Swim shows from then on. When I heard about Rick and Morty, I didn't know what channel it was from or much about it, aside from the fact that it was supposedly one of the funniest animated shows out there. And holy fuck was that a deserved claim, because Harmon and Roilland are one of the most fantastic teams animated TV has ever seen. The animation almost threw me off at first; it's a little sloppy and simple, but it didn't take long for that to not matter at all once I got into the show, because it's outrageously hilarious (and for what it's worth, the animation definitely improves over time). So much happens in every episode that every single one ends up being memorable; even the weaker episodes are too good to call filler. I mean, hell, people who haven't ever seen the series probably know who Mr. Meeseeks is, despite being a tiny one-off character in the series. It created a sensation off a two-decade old fast food sauce. The writing is some of the most intelligent in animated comedy, which is almost hard to notice when you're watching a child going on a shooting spree or the world transforming into weird insect monsters.



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6. Breaking Bad

Seen: All of it, twice

Favorite character: Any one of Walt/Jesse/Gus could take this

It shouldn't be any surprise this is here. If anything, it might be surprising that it's this low. Because this show is so universally seen as incredible that 6th place seems too low for it. Thrilling action, excellent villains, and well-written flawed protagonists only just contribute to a show that ultimately earns this spot for having some of the most extraordinary performances, direction and cinematography I've ever seen not just on television but from visual media, hands down. But I'm preaching to the choir here; B8 loves Breaking Bad, and for good reason.
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we're making tracks here
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SeabassDebeste posted...

we're making tracks here

only took until the top 7 to get to the shows B8 appreciates
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lost was absolutely huge on b8 during its heyday, so it was actually top 8

though i was referring more to the pace that you're going at currently!
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I like Lost and Breaking Bad but I don't really have an interest in the other top 10 picks so far.

I've seen Lost 3 times so far and am actually getting ready for my 2nd round of binging Breaking Bad. Just as soon as I get caught up on Better Call Saul.
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4&5 coming tonight
Aiming to finish tomorrow
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5. Archer

Favorite character: Sterling Archer

Seen: All of it, at least twice

Rick and Morty makes a close run, but I stand by the opinion that Archer is definitely the best of adult animation. Jon Benjamin absolutely nails it as the lead, supported by an all-star cast (Judy Greer as Cheryl, Amber Nash as Oam and Lucky Yates as Krieger are all particularly impressive, even if nobody ultimately comes close to Archer himself). It manages to combine workplace comedy with action comedy in a way I never knew I wanted before Archer arrived. The art style is fantastic and unique (something about the thick outlines and dynamic coloring makes for some downright gorgeous animation, especially in the action sequences). The quotes are catchy (I still say "DANGER ZONE" in my daily life), the characters are enjoyable, and the fight scenes are shockingly impressive. It plays into every action hero trope and they only emphasize the humor. Archer mimics the unbelievable alcohol consumption and shocking survivability of characters like James Bond, but instead of glossing over them, it tackles them head on, with Archer almost dying constantly, often by his own dumb mistakes. Still, he's incredible badass, as is much of the main cast (except Cyril, he's terrible, but intentionally so).
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4. Avatar: The Last Airbender

Seen: All of it, twice

Favorite character: Toph Beifong (Iroh comes close)

And Avatar takes #1 in animation! Honestly, it shouldn't be too surprising. This is the show that connects kids shows to adults shows in my opinion, having something for viewers of any age. Shockingly heavy themes for a kids show, but with plenty of fun and wit mixed in to make the show easily accessible. The two most badass people on the show are a young blind girl and an tea-loving old man, which only drives in how incredibly this show stands out from others of its type. It's got the action, the heart, the humor. In only three seasons it manages to create and establish a fictional world full of deep and enticing lore fleshed out enough to rival big screen blockbusters like Harry Potter. It handles its subject matter with a shocking level of maturity, far more than I expected when I originally watched it as a kid, and that led to my rewatch as an adult being even more enjoyable than the initial run. And then you get episodes like Tales of Ba Sing Se, delivering emotion so powerfully and effectively that most "adult" shows never come close to. It is readily apparent how much care and work was put into perfecting the series; so much so that it's easy to put it this high.
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Archer's one of those shows where I enjoy it, a lot even, but I can't watch all that much of it at once. Something about the particular blend of stupid comedy on that show grates on me after a while. Just watch an episode or two a day and I'm good-- could never ever marathon it though.

And yeah Avatar really surprised me. I sorta watched a few episodes of it assuming I wouldn't like it just to "give it a shot" but it ended up really good. I probably wouldn't rate it quite this high, as to me it's basically like a westernized anime in quality, which while I'm not a total weeaboo gives it a lot of competition among just animated shows, never mind the live action, but it's really good.
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3. Fargo

Seen: All 3 seasons

Favorite characters:
S1: Lorne Malvo
S2: Hanzee Dent
S3: Nikki Swango

Making a tv show based on a movie is a risky venture. Unless it's a kids movie, you're going to come under a LOT of criticism, especially if you're working off a movie as acclaimed as Fargo. Now I'm not only a huge Fargo fan (it ranks among my favorite movies ever), I'm a huge fan of everything Coen Bros. That being said, I went into this with a lot of hesitation. I was excited, but assumed there was no way the show could ever really live up to the movie. But holy shit did this show shatter my expectations tenfold. The cinematography is fucking phenomenal (even better than the top 2 ranked shows), to the point where I honestly would've believed the show was made by the Coen Bros. themselves. The lighting, the sound design, the camera work, the framing. Noah Hawley is a master, delivering television so expertly and prescisely crafted that it went above and beyond what I though I could reasonably expect from television. Aside from that, you've got dark, gripping stories full of complicated and memorable characters, more than sufficient to do the original film justice (and at times, possibly even surpass it).
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2. Community

Seen: All of it, most of it twice, some of it more

Favorite character: Abed Nadir

If I care enough about a show to make a ranking of every character, then clearly it's going to do well here. Community has it's ups and downs (largely due to cast dropping in and out, and the absence of Dan Harmon for a season) but even at it's worst, Community is incredible. Hope you like meta humor, because there's a shit ton of it to go around here, and I LOVE it. The subtle and not-so-subtle inside jokes, the jokes with insanely drawn out payoff, the ways characters play off each other and emphasize each other's flaws. The way the show bends its structure to mimic the style of a Claymation Christmas special, or a musical, or an 8-bit game, or a D&D game, or a giant game of The Floor Is Lava. The way characters will directly call out the fact that they're in a bottle episode. I fucking love it. And at the center of it all is Abed, a character that's always just clicked with me, because essentially, the way he views the world through a lens of film and TV, constantly referencing things at sometimes clever and sometimes inappropriate times; it's super relateable, and makes for a lot of hilarious fun.
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archer is pretty good, thought it was listed already. community too, for some reason.

i got nothing for fargo. saw seasons 1 and 2 and liked it, but it was never 'oh my god' good for me.

community is hit-or-miss, and it's that willingness to take risks that distinguishes it from its peers, which usually bat a higher average but don't get to hit upon insane D&D episodes, or entire-episode goodfellas references.

TLA was nothing special during season 1, but once its humor started clicking and the blind bandit was introduced, it took off like a rocket. it might be my favorite of your #2-#5 rankings.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7L2PVdrb_8



1. Game of Thrones

Seen: All of it, twice, and did a community ranking of every episode

Favorite alive character: Arya Stark
Favorite dead character: Khal Drogo because it felt like they should be separate categories

DUUN DUUUN DUNUNUUUUN DUN DUNUNUNUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN

Aaaaaand this should be a surprise to literally no one (heh, no one, get it? ha). It's got some of the most badass characters, the sickest music, the most breathtaking setpieces, the most horrifying battle sequences (Blackwater>Bastards>LootTrain>CastleBlack>Hardhome imo), the most thrilling fight scenes (Mountain and Viper stands as one of my all-time favorite fights in any piece of fiction), the most intriguing strategy and lore and world. There's just SO much to love here, it's practically on a level all it's own. Nothing else could truly be #1.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs7xO5P3Az4
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I really should watch Game of Thrones. I watched the first half of the first season and it wasn't even bad, kinda good-- but it's just such a daunting thing to approach to get into that I've never bothered. Just a large entry barrier.

The fanbase talking about it probably hurts in this-- like I know people who watch it, and they're like talking to each other and then turn to me and are like "oh I'll shut up and I don't wanna spoil anything" and I'm like "I'm going to forget this tangled mess of character relationships between random names you're talking about way before I ever watch it so don't mind me"
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when a show gets as big as game of thrones or breaking bad or lost, it becomes hard for me to separate out how much enjoyment i get from the show versus how much i get from the community i discuss it with. if i were a more casual watcher of it i wouldn't get nearly as much out of it, that's for sure - i play many games involving the IP, i make lists about the show, i'm even modding a fantasy league for S7. it's the last 'monoculture' show of TV and just following it has giant social capital, i think.

nice job persisting through this list. i didn't want to start my ranking until you finished, but i've been tossing around a similar idea for months. do you mind if i kick it off soon?
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I didn't get that feeling with Breaking Bad. I watched it after it finished, and it always came off as basically just a normal show that got a following to me.

Lost though yeah, similar idea. Hell even similar reaction from me upon watching about half the first season. Neither show was bad, both watchable. It's slightly different in that with Game of Thrones it's "this is decent I kinda wanna get around to watching this at some point" and I never quite do, whereas with Lost it's more "this isn't really working for me and probably isn't worth it so I'm not going to bother." But they both kinda have that entry barrier thing going for em. But Breaking Bad I sorta just dove in there no problem once I got through the second episode.
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SeabassDebeste posted...

when a show gets as big as game of thrones or breaking bad or lost, it becomes hard for me to separate out how much enjoyment i get from the show versus how much i get from the community i discuss it with. if i were a more casual watcher of it i wouldn't get nearly as much out of it, that's for sure - i play many games involving the IP, i make lists about the show, i'm even modding a fantasy league for S7. it's the last 'monoculture' show of TV and just following it has giant social capital, i think.

nice job persisting through this list. i didn't want to start my ranking until you finished, but i've been tossing around a similar idea for months. do you mind if i kick it off soon?

yeah, no problem? Hopefully you can keep up with it better than I did.

And I get how hard it is to jump into shows like Game of Thrones. Hell, I didn't jump in until after S3 had finished and S4 was just starting. But once I dove in, I was hooked, and it was no longer really a show, but a communal experience.
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I was also going to do a list at some point and like SD I was waiting out of respect, but I'd rather read SD's list than write my own so I'm happy to have an excuse not to post one yet.
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But wait, there's more! Time to adjust for altered positioning, and to add in missed shows

You Win or You Die tier
1. Game of Thrones
2. Community
3. Fargo
4. Avatar: The Last Airbender
5. Archer
6. Breaking Bad
7. Rick and Morty
8. Lost
9. Danny Phantom
10. Yu-Gi-Oh!
11. Xiaolin Showdown
12. Horace and Pete
13. Gravity Falls

Champion of the Sun tier
14. Legion
15. That 70s Show
16. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
17. Death Note
18. Teen Titans
19. Orange is the New Black
20. Raising Hope
21. South Park
22. Ed, Edd n Eddy
23. Arrested Development
24. Heroes
25. Mr. Robot
26. The League
27. Attack on Titan
28. Jackie Chan Adventures
29. One-Punch Man
30. Static Shock
31. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
32. Westworld
33. Jessica Jones
34. BoJack Horseman
35. Black Mirror
36. American Gods
37. Atlanta
38. Louie
39. House
40. American Horror Story
41. The Walking Dead
42. Food Wars!
43. Daredevil
44. Wilfred
45. The Office
46. Scrubs
47. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
48. House of Cards
49. The Powerpuff Girls

Too Many Dicks tier
50. The Legend of Korra
51. Dexter
52. Stranger Things
53. Bob’s Burgers
54. Better Call Saul
55. American Dad!
56. Fillmore
57. Brooklyn Nine-Nine
58. Parks and Recreation
59. Malcolm in the Middle
60. Sense8
61. Preacher
62. How I Met Your Mother
63. Over the Garden Wall
64. Flight of the Conchords
65. My Name Is Earl
66. A Series of Unfortunate Events
67. The Cleveland Show
68. Scream Queens
69. Regular Show
70. Elfen Lied
71. Luke Cage
72. Nip/Tuck
73. Check It Out!, with Dr. Steve Brule
74. Black Dynamite
75. Adventure Time
76. Pokemon: The Animated Series
77. iZombie
78. Silicon Valley
79. Courage the Cowardly Dog
80. True Detective

Good news everyone! tier
81. Saturday Night Live
82. Master of None
83. How to Get Away with Murder
84. The Last Man on Earth
85. Metalocalypse
86. Gotham
87. Sgt. Frog
88. Futurama
89. Portlandia
90. The Simpsons
91. Spaced
92. Hemlock Grove
93. Penny Dreadful
94. The Fairly OddParents
95. The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
96. The Colbert Report
97. The Daily Show
98. Samurai Jack
99. The Emperor’s New School
100. Robot Chicken
101. Once Upon a Time
102. Santa Clarita Diet
103. Ace Attorney
104. American Dragon Jake Long
105. Recess
106. 13 Reasons Why
107. Spongebob Squarepants
108. Glee

POCKET SAND tier
109. Hercules: The Animated Series
110. Aladdin
111. Aqua Teen Hunger Force
112. The OA
113. The Amazing World of Gumball
114. The Flash
115. Broad City
116. Bill Nye the Science Guy
117. Garfunkel and Oates
118. Scream
119. Chalkzone
120. The Cape
121. Home Movies
122. Phil of the Future
123. Even Stevens
124. Life with Derek
125. King of the Hill
126. Lilo & Stitch The Series
127. Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends
128. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
129. Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
130. Ninja Warrior
131. Full House
132. GLOW
133. Fringe
134. Bones
135. Drawn Together
136. Codename: Kids Next Door
137. Teen Titans Go!
138. All Grown Up!
139. Rugrats
140. Chapelle’s Show
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True Believers tier
141. Doctor Who
142. Terriers
143. Important Things with Demetri Martin
144. Tosh.0
145. Invader Zim
146. MythBusters
147. Cutthroat Kitchen
148. The Following
149. Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out
150. The Sarah Silverman Program
151. Kim Possible
152. Iron Fist
153. Dexter’s Laboratory
154. Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!
155. Code Lyoko
156. All That
157. Phineas and Ferb
158. Wizards of Waverly Place
159. Who Wants to Be a Superhero?
160. Family Feud
161. Total Request Live
162. Johnny Bravo
163. Love
164. The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
165. Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole
166. Drake & Josh
167. iCarly

This One's Better. MUCH BETTER! tier
168. The Amanda Show
169. New Girl
170. Inside Amy Schumer
171. Family Guy
172. The Big Bang Theory
173. Heroes Reborn
174. Rocket Power
175. Darkwing Duck
176. 30 Rock
177. FlashForward
178. Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
179. Viva la Bam
180. The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
181. Zoom
182. Blue’s Clues
183. Under the Dome
184. Skin Wars
185. What’s New Scooby Doo?
186. Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
187. A Pup Named Scooby Doo
188. DuckTales
189. V
190. Arrow
191. Reno 911!

We Are Number One tier
192. Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp
193. Total Drama
194. Zoey 101
195. The Wild Thornberrys
196. Cory in the House
197. Yo Momma
198. Lloyd in Space
199. ¡Mucha Lucha!
200. Pimp My Ride
201. The Proud Family
202. Fuller House
203. LazyTown
204. Two and a Half Men
205. Lizzie McGuire
206. Animaniacs
207. Sid the Science Kid
208. Hey Arnold!
209. My Life as a Teenage Robot
210. The Oblongs
211. Dragon Tales
212. Totally Spies!

Doin' the Bone Dance tier
213. Jackass
214. The Celebrity Apprentice
215. Dave the Barbarian
216. Lil' Bush
217. Mind of Mencia
218. Celebrity Deathmatch
219. KaBlam!
220. Allen Gregory
221. Camp Lazlo
222. Max & Ruby
223. Dora the Explorer
224. Fear the Walking Dead
225. That's So Raven
226. American Idol
227. Survivor
228. Big Brother
229. Angry Beavers
230. Hannah Montana
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Forgotten shows tiny write-ups:

22. Ed, Edd n Eddy - Cartoon that's probably objectively way less funny than I think it is
34. BoJack Horseman - Stupid show about talking animals that's WAY heavier than I was prepared for
36. American Gods - Only 8 episodes so far, but it's extremely enticing and I'm hyped for more
37. Atlanta - Donald Glover leaves Community for another excellent, completely different experience
87. Sgt. Frog - One of the first anime I watched on my own; really funny (but sub loses its charm)
91. Spaced - Simon Pegg being British and funny: the show
102. Santa Clarita Diet - Wacky zombie show that's surprisingly charming
119. ChalkZone - Super creative; would be cool to see it brought back
132. GLOW - Short Netflix original; fun but underutilizes its potential
145. Invader Zim - Funny enough kids show that was overrated upon being cancelled
156. All That - Pretty decent kids sketch show; sort of like SNL Lite
181. Zoom - Show I never would've seen if not for girlfriend's nostalgia; didn't particularly need to see
185. What’s New Scooby Doo?
186. Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
187. A Pup Named Scooby Doo - It's all Scooby Doo. I was never a big fan, and preferred the movies as a kid
192. Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp - Movie spin-off that completely misses what made the original so funny
207. Sid the Science Kid - Hilariously bad little kids show, worth watching for the laughs
217. Mind of Mencia - Carlos Mencia being not funny
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150 kids shows and no arthur, not even in honorable mentions, smh
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SeabassDebeste posted...

150 kids shows and no arthur, not even in honorable mentions, smh

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GAME OF THRONES SPOILERS

https://me.me/i/when-lady-olenna-told-jaime-that-she-killed-his-son-17949564
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Great topic, Johnbobb, thanks for the reads.
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Game of Thrones S3 spoilers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2uLNexesfE
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Good job and thanks for sharing this with us.
Some interesting high end shows there with a think more than a hint of retro bias I feel. Still great list and great project.
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5tarscream posted...

more than a hint of retro bias I feel

oh absolutely, can't even deny that, but for what it's worth, all the top tier ones I did rewatch as an adult, and they held up

but thank you!
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That wasn't meant to sound like a criticism merely an observation.
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nah you're good
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Seems weird to me to have such a big gap between Community and Parks and Rec.

I agree that Burt and Virginia are one of the best sitcom couples. So refreshing to have a couple that just genuinely loves each other, without fighting or yelling or nagging at each other all the time.
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