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submitted 12 hours ago* (last edited 3 hours ago) by mshin@lemmy.world to c/movies@lemmy.world
 
 

Hi everyone!

If you 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!

A while ago I came across some post on reddit where someone ranked the top-50 TV shows using aggregated ratings from multiple sources — and I got really inspired. Hats off to the original for the inspiration and idea.

After hundreds of hours of data transfer, I expanded the idea into a list of 100 must-see TV shows, based on data from 20+ rating platforms like IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, Letterboxd, TMDB, Kinopoisk, Douban, and more (full list below).

The goal was to create a ranking that’s as close to objective as possible by combining scores from diverse international platforms — to equally represent critics, casual viewers, and different cultural perspectives across many countries.

To ensure quality and avoid outliers, I only included shows with at least 25,000 IMDb ratings. Additionally, I calculated each series’ global popularity using data from all platforms. While I prioritized more famous and influential series, it’s important to note that no show could make the list based on popularity alone - even the most popular series needed to maintain solid ratings across all platforms to qualify.

(You’ll find the shows that almost made the cut listed at the bottom of the table.)

To add some balance, I also included a popularity score as one of the metrics — but kept its weight relatively low (just 1 out of 25 metrics). This metric was only applied within the top-100 to give more popular series a slight edge in their final positioning, while still ensuring rating quality remained the primary factor. Even shows with below-average popularity scores (as low as 65 points) could still make the cut if their ratings were outstanding enough.

For any missing ratings — which happened when a show had no data on a specific site — I used the average rating of the top-140 shows on that platform. This ensured that underrated or lesser-known series weren’t unfairly penalized due to lack of data.

If you’re wondering why your favorite show didn’t make the list — 99% chance it’s because it scored lower across aggregated ratings or didn’t have enough ratings compared to top-100 shows. There’s a 1% chance I genuinely missed it somehow, but given how deep I went into this, that’s pretty unlikely.

Hope you’ll find this list interesting or maybe even discover a few new shows to watch. Would love to hear your thoughts!

[Sources used]

IMDb, IMDb Episodes Rating (W2WTV and Ratingraph), TMDB, Metacritic, Kinopoisk, Rotten Tomatoes, Serializd, JustWatch, Filmaffinity, Reelgood, Criticker, TasteDive, Taste.io, Simkl, Trakt, TV Time, Allocine, Filmweb, Myshows, Douban

Text version:

  1. Breaking Bad – 92.28
  2. Chernobyl – 91.80
  3. Band of Brothers – 90.76
  4. The Wire – 90.40
  5. The Sopranos – 90.28
  6. Better Call Saul – 89.12
  7. Game of Thrones – 88.88
  8. Sherlock – 88.04
  9. Fleabag – 87.40
  10. Succession – 87.28
  11. Severance – 87.16
  12. Fargo – 86.80
  13. Peaky Blinders – 86.76
  14. The Office (2005) – 86.76
  15. The Queen's Gambit – 86.44
  16. Mindhunter – 86.44
  17. The Pitt – 86.44
  18. Dark – 86.24
  19. Stranger Things – 85.92
  20. Narcos – 85.88
  21. When They See Us – 85.88
  22. House M.D. – 85.80
  23. Shōgun (2024) – 85.68
  24. Mad Men – 85.48
  25. Mare of Easttown – 85.44
  26. Twin Peaks – 85.40
  27. Andor – 85.40
  28. Freaks and Geeks – 85.32
  29. Ted Lasso – 85.28
  30. The Penguin – 85.24
  31. Firefly – 85.24
  32. The Boys – 84.96
  33. The Haunting of Hill House – 84.92
  34. Atlanta – 84.92
  35. Friends – 84.84
  36. Black Mirror – 84.76
  37. Daredevil – 84.76
  38. Big Little Lies – 84.64
  39. The Last Kingdom – 84.64
  40. Downton Abbey – 84.60
  41. The Night Of – 84.56
  42. Rome – 84.56
  43. True Detective – 84.52
  44. The Crown – 84.52
  45. Boardwalk Empire – 84.52
  46. Silicon Valley – 84.44
  47. Hannibal – 84.36
  48. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – 84.36
  49. Mr. Robot – 84.32
  50. The Bear – 84.20
  51. The Shield – 84.20
  52. Six Feet Under – 84.16
  53. Brooklyn Nine-Nine – 84.08
  54. The Mandalorian – 83.96
  55. Fallout – 83.92
  56. Parks and Recreation – 83.88
  57. This Is Us – 83.88
  58. Broadchurch – 83.84
  59. The Expanse – 83.80
  60. Unbelievable – 83.80
  61. Heartstopper – 83.76
  62. The Last of Us – 83.68
  63. Shameless (2011) – 83.68
  64. The Pacific – 83.68
  65. 1883 – 83.68
  66. What We Do in the Shadows – 83.64
  67. Battlestar Galactica (2004) – 83.64
  68. Sons of Anarchy – 83.56
  69. Anne with an E – 83.56
  70. Community – 83.40
  71. Normal People – 83.36
  72. Curb Your Enthusiasm – 83.32
  73. Lost – 83.28
  74. Black Bird – 83.28
  75. Vikings – 83.24
  76. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia – 83.24
  77. Slow Horses – 83.24
  78. Dexter – 83.16
  79. Modern Family – 83.08
  80. Barry – 83.04
  81. Peacemaker – 82.92
  82. The Good Place – 82.80
  83. Person of Interest – 82.80
  84. The Leftovers – 82.80
  85. Seinfeld – 82.68
  86. Banshee – 82.64
  87. Adolescence – 82.52
  88. Orphan Black – 82.52
  89. Maid – 82.52
  90. Suits – 82.48
  91. Fringe – 82.32
  92. The Newsroom – 82.32
  93. Doctor Who – 82.24
  94. The IT Crowd – 82.20
  95. House of Cards – 82.16
  96. Ozark – 82.12
  97. One Piece – 81.92
  98. Yellowstone – 81.84
  99. Scrubs – 81.76
  100. Cobra Kai – 81.72

Honorable Mentions (Almost Made the Main List): Pride and Prejudice (1995), Line of Duty, Happy Valley, The Twilight Zone (1959), The Chosen, Fawlty Towers, The Bridge (2011), It's Okay to Not Be Okay, Mr Inbetween, The Knick, Peep Show, Deadwood, Olive Kitteridge, SKAM (2015), The Americans, This Is Going to Hurt, Wayne, Oz, Justified, Halt and Catch Fire.

If you 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!

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The book was amazing, one of my all-time favorites. Can't wait for this to release!

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. Freddy Got Fingered (2001)

. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins (1985)

. Inbetweeners 2 (2015)

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I've always been intrigued, but never got around to any of his films. They seem to have a very unique "flavour", like I can almost taste his style, which I find really interesting.

Should I start with Bottle Rocket and go through by release date, or is there a recommended film to start with?

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I've been slowly working through Kurosawa's movies, and I thought this could be an interesting discussion since there are so many of them.

I just finished Yojimbo, and it was fantastic. It pulls you into the story of a ronin who comes to town where two rival gangs are feuding, and he plays both sides off of each other. I really enjoyed how the relationship between the tavern owner and the ronin developed through the movie.

I think my favorite that I've seen is Seven Samurai. Even though it's been copied to death for other movies, this is still the best version. Kikuchiyo is such a compelling character, and Kambei is great to watch as the leader who you hope can rise to the occasion.

I've also seen Ran (which I loved as an adaptation of King Lear) and The Hidden Fortress (which I loved as an adaptation of Star Wars [jk]).

Which should I watch next? I'd like to get into something set in contemporary times, so maybe Rashomon?

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I saw this in a theater when it came out. I recently recommended it to a friend who really enjoyed it. Something made me think of it this morning so I thought I'd promote it to people who probably never heard about it.

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Just finished watching this. I liked it!

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