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  • yeah, it’s beautifully shot and really nails that stressful atmosphere

  • yeah, I think anime One Piece would definitely be in the top positions if some did a same ranking for anime :)

  • Let me know if I did everything right

  • that’d be a cool list, but some shows (Lost, House M.D., Sherlock) ended with solid ratings but still left fans split. Others like GoT, Dexter or House of Cards, some seasons True Detective or Fargo just straight-up crashed. depends if you’re judging by numbers or by how mad people got. and still most shows on the list held up pretty well maybe 10% really dropped off by the end

  • Star Trek: The Next Generation is the closest and it’s ranked at #183

  • I'd be happy to cross-post it, but I’m not sure how to do that while keeping the comments

  • I made the changes

    and thanks for the site, it’s really convenient

  • sorry to confuse you, but this is a 2023 TV series, there are no anime/documentaries on the list

    my mistake, I'll mention it in the post and write year

  • If anyone’s interested in what the ranking would look like without any influence from popularity (i.e. broader audience appeal), here’s the list. Let me know if you think it’s better - maybe I’ll make this the main one.

  • If anyone’s interested in what the ranking would look like without any influence from popularity (i.e. broader audience appeal), here’s the list. Let me know if you think it’s better - maybe I’ll make this the main one.

  • yeah, you're right - if Deadwood had a bigger audience, it probably would've made the final list, maybe around the top 50-60 (rating - 84,58). But unfortunately, it ended up being more like the shows I put in the Honorable Mentions β€” great quality, just not enough audience to make the main list.

    I tried to make a list of series with a broader audience in mind, which is probably why older shows didn’t make the final top. They tend to get less attention and fewer ratings from modern viewers, though some definitely deserve an β€œHonorable Mention.”

    Honestly, I’ve thought about this a lot and eventually came to this conclusion: if I didn’t filter by popularity at all, the list might end up with a bunch of random series that got, say, 85 points from 100 people. Instead, I gave preference to shows that scored around 83 points but from 300+ people - a stronger consensus. But still series that scored 75 points from 10,000 people wouldn’t necessarily make the list just because of the volume. I tried to find a balance between quality and reach, but I’m not sure if I found the ideal mix.

    I added ranking would look like without any influence from popularity (i.e. broader audience appeal). Let me know if you think it’s better - maybe I’ll make this the main one.

    thank you!

  • I tried to make a list of series with a broader audience in mind, which is probably why older shows didn’t make the final top. They tend to get less attention and fewer ratings from modern viewers, though some definitely deserve an β€œHonorable Mention.”

    Honestly, I’ve thought about this a lot and eventually came to this conclusion: if I didn’t filter by popularity at all, the list might end up with a bunch of random series that got, say, 85 points from 100 people. Instead, I gave preference to shows that scored around 83 points but from 300+ people - a stronger consensus. But still series that scored 75 points from 10,000 people wouldn’t necessarily make the list just because of the volume. I tried to find a balance between quality and reach, but I’m not sure if I found the ideal mix.

    thank you!

  • you probably saw the other list - I hyperlinked it in the post. I improved the table and fixed the mistakes from that one, but it actually motivated me to create my own list, thank you!

  • maybe, but it still one of the best

  • yes, 65% of TV shows after 2011

    1986–1990: 2
    1991–1995: 1
    1995–2000: 2
    2001–2005: 13
    2006–2010: 13
    2011–2015: 24
    2016–2021: 30
    2021–2025: 16

    I tried to make a list of series with a broader audience in mind, which is probably why older shows didn’t make the final top. They tend to get less attention and fewer ratings from modern viewers, though some definitely deserve an "Honorable Mention."

    Honestly, I’ve thought about this a lot and eventually came to this conclusion: if I didn’t filter by popularity at all, the list might end up with a bunch of random series that got, say, 85 points from 100 people. Instead, I gave preference to shows that scored around 83 points but from 300+ people - a stronger consensus. But still series that scored 75 points from 10,000 people wouldn’t necessarily make the list just because of the volume. I tried to find a balance between quality and reach, but I'm not sure if I found the ideal mix.

    thank you!

  • If someone have a Reddit account, could you share this list there? I’ve been unfairly blocked in my every new account, so I can’t post it myself. I’d really appreciate it if more people could see this ranking!

  • I wish I had 30 hours a day to watch it all

  • thank you very much for your support and suggestion, it makes sense, and I added text version at the bottom of the post

  • thank you very much for your support and advice, now I wrote the release year for some TV series!

  • thank you very much for your support and advice, now I wrote the release year for some TV series, and it may be true about Fleabag, but I just collected stats)