What Are Your Top 15 Of The Last 15? (2 Viewers)

[Vic Pardo]

Well, you had to ask, didn't ya? Don't complain about the answer.


Here's my 15 of the past 15:


Pokémon Advanced Generation

Pokémon Diamond & Pearl

Pokémon Black & White

Pokémon The Series XY

Power Rangers Time Force

Power Rangers Wild Force

Power Rangers Ninja Storm

Power Rangers Dino Thunder

Power Rangers Mystic Force

Power Rangers Jungle Fury

Power Rangers Samurai

Power Rangers Super Samurai

Power Rangers Megaforce

Power Rangers Super Megaforce

Power Rangers Dino Charge

 

[Professor Echo]

Wow, I don't know how you guys find time to keep up with all those shows! I'm envious. Between watching films (which is both work and pleasure related) and vintage shows (most of which are new to me), my clock and imagination fill up pretty quickly. However, if it's ok to list less than 15, here's some recent stuff I have watched and enjoyed:


MAD MEN


THE WALKING DEAD


DEADWOOD


SHERLOCK


COPPER


OUTCASTS


JERICHO (BBC, not the U.S. series)


FOYLE'S WAR

 

[Kasey]

1. Queer as Folk (US Version)

2. Six Feet Under

3. Desperate Housewives

4. Dexter

5. Sordid Lives

6. Weeds

7. Freaks and Geeks

8. Nurse Jackie

9. That '70s Show
10. Will & Grace

11. Mad Men

12. Ugly Betty

13. Reba

14. Glee

15. The Big C

 

[Darby67]

In alphabetical order:


Band of Brothers

Bates Motel

Better Call Saul

The Borgias

Criminal Minds

Da Vinci's Demons

Dexter

Downton Abbey

Foyle's War

Lost

The Musketeers

Rome

Sherlock

The Sopranos

The Tudors


Darby

 

[Hollywoodaholic]

Alphabetical:


Battlestar Galactica (post 9/11's dark star trek masterpiece)

Black Mirror (today's technology gets the Twilight Zone treatment and it's VERY disturbing)

Breaking Bad (redefined suspense and narrative on television - the best)

Deadwood (redefined the western with Shakespearean gravitas and drop jaw greatness)

Dexter/Downton Abbey (hard to pick this one, they're so much alike)

Firefly (way too much fun and classic likeable characters)

Game of Thrones (gets better every year and sweeps you away like no other narrative)

Justified (got Elmore Leonard's western meets lowlife crime thugs perfect)

Lost (holds up beautifully for the stand-alone stories within each episode)

Mad Men (how to make advertising not only interesting but compelling)

Sherlock (who knew Cumberbatch could match Brett)

Silicon Valley (hey, you gotta laugh sometime)

Six Feet Under (way to make death worth hanging out with!)

Sopranos (set the standard for the complex anti-hero trend)

The Wire (I'll stick with the SD version, but I'll watch this again and again like a great novel)


Thanks for keeping us relevant to this century!

 

[David Weicker]

Alphabetical:


24
Chuck
Coupling (BBC version)
Desperate Housewives
Doctor Who (51 years and going strong)
Eureka
Firefly
Heroes
How I Met Your Mother
I.T. Crowd
Leverage
Lost
Nero Wolfe
Survivor
West Wing


Special mention to these (some were thisclose to making the cut)

Castle
Eli Stone
Glee
Grimm
Jericho (U.S. version)
Joan Of Arcadia
Medium
Person Of Interest
Pushing Daisies
Scrubs
The Closer/Major Crimes
Third Watch


Edit: Completely forgot Charmed. Would be in my top 15. Not sure what to drop down though

 

[Ian K McLachlan]

Mine would be -


New Doctor Who

Supernatural

Merlin

Once Upon a Time

Pushing Daisies

Battlestar Galactica

Coronation Street

24

Lost

Grimm

Castle

Episodes

 

[EdG]

Doctor Who

24

Battlestar Galactica

Star Trek : Enterprise

The Office

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Community

Hawaii Five-0 (2010)

Lost

The Chris Isaak Show

 

[BobO'Link]

I, too, am surprised at the number of times Star Trek: Enterprise is showing up! Well... maybe not as I consider it to be better than TNG so...


Here's my list in alpha order (all started in or after 2000 - no pre 2000 starts that end after 2000 cheats but I *really* wanted to include Farscape) but there are 18 as I couldn't decide which I wanted to remove :


30 Rock
Arrested Development
Battlestar Galactica
Better Off Ted
Big Bang Theory
Black Books
Community
Deadwood
Firefly
Fringe
Game of Thrones
Jack of All Trades
Monk
My Hero (British)
Office, The (US)
Parks and Recreation
Star Trek: Enterprise
Tick, The

 

[Dave Lawrence]

Boston Legal

Boston Public

The Closer (but not the Major Crimes series continuation)

Coupling (UK version only)

The Crazy Ones

Dallas (TNT revival)

Gary Unmarried

Harry's Law

House, M.D.

In Treatment

The Office (UK version only)

Reba

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

Tru Calling

The West Wing

 

[RMajidi]

Frasier anybody?

 

[Oliver Ravencrest]

Lost

24

Smallville

Fringe

Prison Break

Heroes

Malcolm In The Middle

The Flash

Justice League

Futurama

Gotham

Last Man on Earth


I haven't watched very many "new" shows in the Last 10 years or so. I'm including Gotham and Last Man on Earth but haven't seen enough of those 2 to fully judge them. Yet, The Flash has me completely hooked already.

 

[The Obsolete Man]

I, too, am surprised at the number of times Star Trek: Enterprise is showing up! Well... maybe not as I consider it to be better than TNG so...


Here's my list in alpha order (all started in or after 2000 - no pre 2000 starts that end after 2000 cheats but I *really* wanted to include Farscape) but there are 18 as I couldn't decide which I wanted to remove :

My Hero (British)

I didn't know anyone else had heard of this show.

Frasier anybody?

It started in '93. I could justify including Futurama since it started in '99, but Frasier was already more than half over by 2000.

 

[RMajidi]

I didn't know anyone else had heard of this show.



It started in '93. I could justify including Futurama since it started in '99, but Frasier was already more than half over by 2000.

My reading of the spec was obviously different to yours - I took it to mean any show that had new episodes aired in the last 15 years.
Edit: Frasier ran to May 2004

 

[The Obsolete Man]

My reading of the spec was obviously different to yours - I took it to mean any show that had new episodes aired in the last 15 years. Frasier ran to mid 2003.

Yeah, it has been taken both ways, hasn't it?


How solid was Frasier in those last few seasons?

 

[mrz7]

Here is my list of 15 shows (over the last 15 years):

1.) "The Big Bang Theory"
2.) "Will & Grace"
3.) "The Sopranos"
4.) "Bates Motel"
5.) "Modern Family"
6.) "Mike & Molly"
7.) "Bates Motel"
8.) "Breaking Bad"
9.) "Sons Of Anarchy"
10.) "Frasier"
11.) "Hot In Cleveland"
12.) "Dallas" (the reboot series)
13.) "Desperate Housewives"
14.) "Friends"
15.) "The Drew Carey Show"

 

[Jeff Willis]

This is all of my TV/DVD sets that originally aired from 2000 to present.


The top 5 are the ones that stand out a lot for me, particularly my #1 show in this list. It's one of the best surprises that I've seen on TV.


Smallville has an asterisk since my favorite seasons in the show were 1-5.


The show lost a lot of its appeal for me with the loss of the original players (Jonathan, Lex. Lionel, and particularly Kristin Kreuk as Lana).


I wasn't interested in seeing another rendition of "Lois and Clark" in a show entitled "Smallville".


1 SUE THOMAS F.B.EYE COMPLETE SERIES

2 SMALLVILLE 1 - 8 *

3 FIREFLY COMPLETE SERIES

4 STAR TREK ENTERPRISE COMPLETE SERIES

5 MERLIN COMPLETE SERIES

6 PACIFIC, THE MINISERIES

7 JUSTICE LEAGUE 1 - 2

8 JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED 1 - 2

9 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA MINISERIES (2004)

10 REVELATIONS MINISERIES

11 TERMINATOR, THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES 1

 

[BobO'Link]

My Hero (British)

I didn't know anyone else had heard of this show.

It aired on a PBS station in my area during a period when they aired tons of British programming. Much to my dismay only the first 2 series have seen US/R1 releases and only up to series 3 in the UK. I didn't have the forethought to record it when it was airing. I'd love to see all 6 series (or at least up through S5 when O'Hanlon left) receive a release but since those first 2 are now OOP it's very unlikely.