Michael Jordan and the 1998 Bulls; ten episodes and a lot of grudges.
Mads Mikkelsen cooks for Will Graham; the most beautiful horror on network television.
Attenborough's eleven habitats in high definition; the snow leopard and the birds of paradise.
Steven Avery, exonerated then convicted again; the series that made true crime a Netflix genre.
Frankenstein, Dorian Gray and Dracula in Victorian London; Eva Green's possession scenes.
A Las Vegas comedy legend and the young writer who needs her; Jean Smart.
The paddock drama that turned Americans into F1 fans.
Carl Sagan's thirteen-part tour of the universe from 1980; "billions and billions".
A Mumbai policeman and a gangster's prophecy of the city's end; India's first Netflix original.
An East German soldier planted in the West German army; the Cold War as pop.
A South Korean heiress paraglides into North Korea and a captain hides her; the K-drama gateway.
The iguana versus the racer snakes; the sequel with drones and better cameras.
Ken Burns' nine episodes of photographs, letters and Shelby Foote; the documentary miniseries as form.
Colin Farrell under prosthetics rises through Gotham's underworld after The Batman.
A study group at a community college and the paintball episodes; six seasons and no movie yet.
The Targaryen civil war two centuries before Game of Thrones.
Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell by candlelight; Hilary Mantel on the BBC.
Four boys in a Colorado town since 1997, written a week before air; the satire nobody escapes.
Lucille Ball and the chocolate factory; the sitcom that invented the three-camera format.
Earth, Mars and the Belt on the edge of war; the most realistic space series made.
Gary Oldman as the flatulent head of MI5's rejects; le Carre with jokes.
Two percent of the world vanishes and the rest cannot cope; the series about grief without answers.
Benedict Cumberbatch in modern London; the Reichenbach fall and the internet.
The Bluth family after the arrest of the father; the sitcom built for rewatching.
Aziz Ansari in New York and Modena; the "Thanksgiving" episode.
A start-up with a compression algorithm and the tech industry as farce; Mike Judge.
Picard, Data and the Enterprise-D; "The Inner Light" and "The Best of Both Worlds".
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.
Vi and Jinx in Piltover and Zaun; the League of Legends series that became the best animated show of its decade.
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