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To be consistent with Paolo's directors list, I'm thinking "Twin Peaks: The Return" should be added somewhere to the 2010's list.

I think putting SpongeBob ahead makes the most sense. In terms of my earlier post, I'd think about adding "In Living Color" + "Mad TV" towards the bottom of the list (the first being Jim Carey's breakout, the other being responsible for Key + Peele's careers). My other top choices would probably be ...

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It's too hard to say for now, but I could see "It Was Just an Accident" shooting way up in 8-9 months from now or so.

I'd be interested in hearing a breakdown between SpongeBob + NGE

Regarding Friends vs. Twin Peaks:

Acclaim: Twin Peaks
Influence: TP by a lot
Popularity: Friends by a lot


Not necessarily locks, but a couple more ideas:

-All That
-The Angry Beavers
-Arthur
-Blue's Clues
-CatDog
-Cow and Chicken ...

Dumb question, but will a TV show only be put on the decade it originated in? So for example, will Seinfeld + The Simpsons not be on the 1990's list?

Take Shelter made the original 2010's list while Mud did not. It's quite a bit more acclaimed from what I've seeing, even if Mud wins popularity/box office.

Should "Mean Streets" be in gold, as it is ranked #235 on the all time list now?

Okay, that's true. I guess there's a reason why we took it off. By that same logic, Widows should probably be ahead of "Mangrove" - yes?

Lovers Rock was at one point on the 2020 list at one point, but I don't think "Widows" was anywhere near making the 2010's decade list.

I won't send the page 22 updates yet as ManPerson seems to have been on vacation over the last week and hasn't had a chance to look at them. Also, lew hasn't posted the Epstein/Friedman list yet.

Don't you think we've heard enough about "Epstein" this week already?????

Welcome aboard!

Glad you agree, the more I think about it - lumping all three seasons of Twin Peaks really diminishes the achievement of "The Return." Yes, it is technically the "third season" - but it also functions as its' own standalone work from an auteur director that is/should be associated with the 2010's ...

This list is TEARING ME APART!!!!

But yet...The Return has its own entry on TSPDT, it's own entry on the 2022 Sight and Sound poll, and was considered both a limited/mini series by both The Golden Globes + The Emmy's.