100 Best TV dramas of all time

[Aqua Letifer]

@89th said in 100 Best TV dramas of all time:

Really happy you’re enjoying the show! I’ve wanted to watch The Wire but haven’t done it yet. There’s another show I will start watching first (soon) but won’t name it as I’m religiously strict about avoiding spoilers of any kind

[Mik]

@George-K said in 100 Best TV dramas of all time:

@Loki said in 100 Best TV dramas of all time:

I’ve only seen 23 all though and then another 25 in varying degrees. Interesting how much good stuff I abandoned for one reason or another.

Putting The Shield in the queue.

It's now, what, 15 years old?

What's happened to all the stars?

Chiklis is not doing much.

Dent is not doing much.

And the guy who played "Danny's" partner is in jail, serving a 40 year sentence for murdering his wife....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jace

And Walter Goggins is on a lame sitcom. The shame.

[George K]

@Mik said in 100 Best TV dramas of all time:

Walter Walton Goggins is on a lame sitcom.

WHAT???

He was brilliant in The Shield. He was more awesome in Justified.

But, SRSLY, watch "The Shield." Even though it's >10 years old, it feels fresh and edgy.

[Mik]

First place I saw him and I picked him out immediately. A tour de force as Boyd Crowder in Justified. Totally edgy. Great on SOA too - fearless.

Now he's on The Unicorn. While his acting is of course very good, the show itself is meh. I wanted to love it since he was in it but just could not.

[Mik]

I also did not care much for his show about Navy seals.

[89th]

The first movie I remember seeing Goggins in was The Apostle with Robert Duvall.

[Mik]

I will have to watch it again. Did not know he was in it. I will watch anything Duvall does. Possibly the best American actor of his time.

[89th]

Really enjoyed The Apostle. Not sure why, Duvall’s performance was just captivating.

[89th]

I forgot Billy Bob Thornton is also in it.

[George K]

@George-K said in 100 Best TV dramas of all time:

Finishing up season 4 of The Shield.

Truly remarkable.

In the dictionary, under "edgy" you'll find "The Shield."

Finished it this afternoon.

If you haven't watched it, get a HULU subscription and immerse yourself in the anti-hero world that is Vic Mackey.

Considering that this show finished up 12 years ago, it's still timely, edgy, and engaging. It hasn't aged at all.

There are so many great characters, with interlocking stories that weave a greater narrative.

It also has one of the best endings to a series - right up there with "Six Feet Under."

Seriously, watch this.