The worst people in Philadelphia run a bar; the longest-running live-action sitcom.
A study group at a community college and the paintball episodes; six seasons and no movie yet.
Leslie Knope and the parks department of Pawnee, Indiana; Ron Swanson.
Tina Fey runs a sketch show under Alec Baldwin's executive; the fastest joke rate on television.
The Bluth family after the arrest of the father; the sitcom built for rewatching.
Larry David plays Larry David, improvised, for twelve seasons of social crimes.
Two brothers search for the Philosopher's Stone to restore their bodies; the top-rated anime.
Bounty hunters on the Bebop with a jazz score; twenty-six episodes and "See you, space cowboy".
Humanity inside three walls against giants who eat people; the anime that ended in 2023.
A bounty hunter and Grogu across the outer rim; Star Wars as a western.
How the Rebellion was built, without a Jedi in sight; the Star Wars series for adults.
The Targaryen civil war two centuries before Game of Thrones.
Joel and Ellie across a fungus-ravaged America; the video game adaptation that worked.
Rich guests at a luxury resort and a body by the finale; Hawaii, Sicily, Thailand.
An American football coach takes over an English Premier League club; kindness as a plot.
Office workers whose memories are split between work and home; Lumon and the Waffle Party.
A fine-dining chef takes over his dead brother's Chicago sandwich shop; the kitchen as panic attack.
A time-travelling alien in a police box since 1963; start with the 2005 revival.
Upstairs and downstairs at a Yorkshire estate from the Titanic to the 1920s; Maggie Smith's put-downs.
The Shelby gang in 1920s Birmingham with razor blades in their caps; Cillian Murphy.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge talks to the camera through grief and a hot priest; two perfect seasons.
Benedict Cumberbatch in modern London; the Reichenbach fall and the internet.
Anthology of near-future tech nightmares; "San Junipero" and "White Bear".
Elizabeth II from 1947 to 2005, with the cast replaced every two seasons.
The Roy children fight over a media empire; four seasons of Shakespeare in fleece.
The Marines from Guadalcanal to Okinawa; the harder companion to Band of Brothers.
Rust Cohle and Marty Hart in Louisiana; the six-minute tracking shot and "time is a flat circle".
An anthology in the Coens' Minnesota; each season a new decade and a new crime.
Mulder and Scully, the truth out there, and the monster-of-the-week format.
Oceanic 815 crashes on an island with a hatch and a smoke monster; the mystery that changed TV.
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