2nd nomination from me...just cause it should be nominated:
1960's: Sesame Street
2nd nomination from me...just cause it should be nominated:
1960's: Sesame Street
oy!!! i used to love that programme as a child, every christmas i tried to make the bloody candle thingyOriginally Posted by ICry4Oy
Sorry, no mini-series. That one would probably win hands down.
Speaking of children's shows, where's Fraggle Rock?
Or Captain Kangaroo?
1950s - Rocky and Bullwinkle
Only ten more slots left for 1990s series. Choose well.
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I've got a second 2000's nomination...can't believe it isn't nominated already! Carnivale
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Thanks! I'll add two more 2000s nominees: Nip/Tuck and True Blood.
For 2000s, I'd like to nominate Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. Not because I think it'll get very far, but because it's so good it deserves to be nominated. Also, Firefly, if possible. I don't know if it counts as a mini-series because it got cancelled so soon, but that deserves a mention, too.
Also Pablo, liked your earlier nomination of Coupling. I knew when I first watched it that Steven Moffat was one of the best comedy scriptwriters in television, but it wasn't until his episodes for Doctor Who that I realised he's one of the best scriptwriters today, full stop. If there's any episode I'd recommend to a newbie, it's any of his episodes written for series 1 to 4, including the Empty Child, and of course Blink. Everyone loves Blink!
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Nah, you need to watched Spaced and Green Wing to realise Coupling was a bit inconsistent and verging on crap
For 1970s, I nominate
DALLAS
1950s:
The Twilight Zone
1960s:
The Avengers
1970s:
DALLAS !!!
1980s:
Star Trek Next Generation
1990s:
Twin Peaks
2000s:
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Blasphemy! Ok, so I will admit that Spaced was better, so-much-so that it's one of my favourite tv shows ever, but I never thought that much of Green Wing. I love randomness, but that was a little too random for me at times.Nah, you need to watched Spaced and Green Wing to realise Coupling was a bit inconsistent and verging on crap
Also, non-linear comedy, gotta love that! "The End of the Line" is my favourite example of that!
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1960s, Star Trek
2000s Fringe
Big Bang Theory
Eureka
Warehouse 13
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I can't believe no one nominated for the 1950s Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Leave It to Beaver, and Zorro! I'll do so now.
Okay, I've decided to cap the first four decades at 24 nominations, and the next two decades at 32. Which we've now almost reached after a week of nominating, and I think it's a good amount and a great and fair representation of all sorts of TV series.
A few more noms that have to be nominated:
2000s: The Wire, Dead Like Me
1990s: ER, NYPD Blue
1980s: Amazing Stories, Red Dwarf, Quantum Leap
1970s: Night Gallery, Taxi
1960s: The Outer Limits, Here's Lucy, The Jetsons
1950s: Perry Mason, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
Just went back and filled in a couple I'd missed. We're now set with all our nominees for the 2000s and the 1990s. We need one more nominee for the 1980s, two more for the 1970s, three more for the 1960s, and five more for the 1050s.
OMG I missed Quantum Leap - def nominating that one please
I already did
Freaks and Geeks - 1999
Sports Night - 1998
Can I nom those additinals?
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Sorry no more room for the '90s but Freaks and Geeks was already nominated. The updated list is linked to from the first post, don't forget.
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