Easy Company from Normandy to Berchtesgaden; Spielberg and Hanks' ten-part war.
Elena and Lila from a Naples courtyard through four novels; Ferrante on HBO and RAI.
Robert Durst on a hot mic: "killed them all, of course"; the true-crime series that solved a case.
Colin Farrell under prosthetics rises through Gotham's underworld after The Batman.
Rich guests at a luxury resort and a body by the finale; Hawaii, Sicily, Thailand.
Two percent of the world vanishes and the rest cannot cope; the series about grief without answers.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a vice president surrounded by idiots; the best insults on television.
A start-up with a compression algorithm and the tech industry as farce; Mike Judge.
Kate Winslet as a Pennsylvania detective in a town she cannot leave; the hoagie and the accent.
The Targaryen civil war two centuries before Game of Thrones.
Amy Adams returns to her Missouri hometown to cover child murders; the last scene after the credits.
A maximum-security prison in Emerald City; HBO's first drama and the model for everything after.
Two legionaries through the fall of the Republic; HBO and the BBC's expensive Caesar.
Joel and Ellie across a fungus-ravaged America; the video game adaptation that worked.
Five episodes of the 1986 disaster and the lies around it; the highest-rated series on IMDb.
Monterey mothers, a school fundraiser and a death; Kidman, Witherspoon and Streep.
Nucky Thompson runs Atlantic City in Prohibition; Scorsese directed the pilot.
Tulsa 1921 and a masked police force; Damon Lindelof's sequel to the comic.
The Roy children fight over a media empire; four seasons of Shakespeare in fleece.
Robot hosts in a western theme park start to remember; the maze of the first season.
The Marines from Guadalcanal to Okinawa; the harder companion to Band of Brothers.
Issa Rae in South Los Angeles through her late twenties; five seasons of friendship.
Larry David plays Larry David, improvised, for twelve seasons of social crimes.
Al Swearengen and the founding of a lawless gold town, in Shakespearean profanity.
A family funeral home in Los Angeles; the finale is the one everyone cites.
Rust Cohle and Marty Hart in Louisiana; the six-minute tracking shot and "time is a flat circle".
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