(For the record, I hate those little blurbs after each ranking, but I felt weird not doing it.)
10. The Walking Dead
Still inching closer and closer in zombie-like fashion to the show it needs to be, The Walking Dead is gradually getting to the point where the character drama is as good as the action. It's got a ways to go, but it's getting there.
9. Girls
I might get the most flak for this one, and it's hard to explain. I just really appreciate the honesty of this show.
8. Community
Gradually getting better as season 4 played out, Community is still among my favorite television comedies.
7. Parks and Recreation
Not quite the brilliance of previous seasons -- but it's still got the charm and the laughs. I'm just worried it might have peaked a season or two ago.
6. The Americans
One of the best new shows of the year. Fascinating look at life and espionage during the Cold War.
5. Mad Men
This season of Mad Men might be one of my favorites. With Don finally starting to own up to his faults, hopefully he'll become less fragmented as well.
5. Mad Men
This season of Mad Men might be one of my favorites. With Don finally starting to own up to his faults, hopefully he'll become less fragmented as well.
4. Arrested Development
It took a few episodes, but when it got back into the groove, it could do no wrong. Although the new season had some of the worst episodes in Arrested Development history it also had some of the best.
3. Hannibal
Gruesome, but gorgeous. I never thought I'd say this, but Mads Mikkelsen gives Anthony Hopkins a run for his money. Much creepier, less tongue-in-cheek. And the broader philosophical look at life and death is astounding.
2. Southland
Southland ended as it began: not with a whimper, but a bang. Right to the heart. The only way it could have ended.
1. Breaking Bad
Duh.
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