Your All Time Favorite TV Series?

[Barre Fly]

Oh and since the last time I replied to this thread, you can go ahead and add Breaking Bad to my list as well. There are very few shows as well done as that one.

Ahh Jayson, I knew you'd be digging BB We've kinda just recently got Netflix over here in the UK so I signed up for my free month and managed to watch all 4 seasons of Breaking Bad in that time. I've now seen the first 8 eps of season 5 and almost wish I hadn't because I'm going to go insane waiting until next year!! I sort of hope they wrap it up with season 5 whilst it's still so good, it becomes really awkward when a good show doesn't know when to stop.

Other than that I've been rewatching all my favourite UK comedies alot lately; Black Books, Spaced, Green Wing, Garth Marenghi's Dark Place and the like. I also got given boxsets of Carnivale and Deadwood late last year and early this year, which I'd not seen before - and they were both so immense. I also love my tv brain candy which is currently in the form of Supernatural, although I'm waiting for the next season of that now (it is slightly in danger of over playing itself a bit like Buffy did, but I get to stare at the Winchester brothers a while longer so, what the hell!)

[tomchang01]

a number of talents that would claim fame on their own, but this 8 minute opening from the 4th season

[Tig***]

Treme, season 3, episode 7 should earn an Emmy nomination.

[R_of_G]

Treme, season 3, episode 7 should earn an Emmy nomination.

For the episode itself (a writing/directing Emmy) or for a specific acting performance? You know how I feel about the quality of the writing staff and there are at least half a dozen cast members who are worthy of awards for their work (not to mention an Oscar winner among them in Melissa Leo).

[Tig***]

For the episode itself (a writing/directing Emmy) or for a specific acting performance? You know how I feel about the quality of the writing staff and there are at least half a dozen cast members who are worthy of awards for their work (not to mention an Oscar winner among them in Melissa Leo).

The episode was like a shining, best moments of the series kind of story. It focused on emotions and life changing directions of almost every character. Most series do that as a last episode of the season cliff hanger. It was longer than the usual 1 hour, too.