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This seems as good a time as any to do this 
Back wit another 1, this time around we will see the Film Room's consensus best written TV show of all time. Now I'm not asking you what is your favorite show or what you think is the GOAT TV show, I'm simply asking you what do you think is the best written show from start to finish. So consider TV shows with interesting characters who had engaging arcs and were examined throughout the shows run leading the audience to better understand why they were the way they were, as well as entertaining plots with logical beginnings and endings with twists and surprises that caught audiences off guard but made sense in the long run. Also consider the symbolism within these shows and if they discussed concepts and themes that spoke to a larger dialogue than the show.
CRITERIA
[1] The show must be completed or have been off the air for 3 years at least
[2] The shows nominated should have critical acclaim
[3] Your posts for nominations must have 10 shows. Post w/o 10 shows won't be counted for the poll
[4] No limited series (The Night Of, etc.), No Anthology Series (The Twilight Zone, True Detective), No Docu-Series (Of Mics and Men, etc.), & No cartoons/anime.
So nominate the 10 TV shows you think are the best written and after 2 weeks, I'll take the 10 most nominated and open the poll for voting on which show TFR thinks is the best written show of all time.
@hex can I get this thread stickied breh
We have our finalists:
The Sopranos
The Wire
Mad Men
Breaking Bad
Deadwood
Chappelle's Show
The West Wing
Justified
Seinfeld
The Americans
Back wit another 1, this time around we will see the Film Room's consensus best written TV show of all time. Now I'm not asking you what is your favorite show or what you think is the GOAT TV show, I'm simply asking you what do you think is the best written show from start to finish. So consider TV shows with interesting characters who had engaging arcs and were examined throughout the shows run leading the audience to better understand why they were the way they were, as well as entertaining plots with logical beginnings and endings with twists and surprises that caught audiences off guard but made sense in the long run. Also consider the symbolism within these shows and if they discussed concepts and themes that spoke to a larger dialogue than the show.
CRITERIA
[1] The show must be completed or have been off the air for 3 years at least
[2] The shows nominated should have critical acclaim
[3] Your posts for nominations must have 10 shows. Post w/o 10 shows won't be counted for the poll
[4] No limited series (The Night Of, etc.), No Anthology Series (The Twilight Zone, True Detective), No Docu-Series (Of Mics and Men, etc.), & No cartoons/anime.
So nominate the 10 TV shows you think are the best written and after 2 weeks, I'll take the 10 most nominated and open the poll for voting on which show TFR thinks is the best written show of all time.
@hex can I get this thread stickied breh
We have our finalists:
The Sopranos
The Wire
Mad Men
Breaking Bad
Deadwood
Chappelle's Show
The West Wing
Justified
Seinfeld
The Americans
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