....and why is it ronny/lily from Barry?
What is the greatest single TV episode of all time.....?
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Frasier: Ham Radio
https://frasier.fandom.com/wiki/Ham_Radio
Most Frasier episodes are great, but this was particularly epic. I watched it multiple times and it had me in stiches every viewing
The clip doesn't do it justice, the entire episode is littered with Chekov's guns from the first act - brilliantly written and acted.
Being a radio drama, it even works as an audiobook!
The GOAT TV episode.
https://frasier.fandom.com/wiki/Ham_Radio
Most Frasier episodes are great, but this was particularly epic. I watched it multiple times and it had me in stiches every viewing
The clip doesn't do it justice, the entire episode is littered with Chekov's guns from the first act - brilliantly written and acted.
Being a radio drama, it even works as an audiobook!
The GOAT TV episode.
gmase
Nattering Nabob of Negativism
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I'M PICKLE RICK!!!
er------season 1 ep 19
http://youtu.be/gwJy7Z7L658
i still break down when dr greene cries in the l train ar the end
Stewie and Brian trapped in a bank vault for a weekend.
This is regarded as one of the best Community episodes of all time (along with the paintball ones), so that's saying a lot.
You don't even need to have watched the series to enjoy it. I'd recommend you check it out while it's still up - they rotate out the full episodes in about a week or two.
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I like "The curse of Frank Black", from Millennium. It scares she shit out of me since i was a child
No one? If you haven't seen it before, it's worth a view!
maildude99
Closed Account
It's A Good Life (1961) Season 3 of The Twilight Zone
It's copied, referenced, stolen from, then copied again. Hell...it's the only anthology TV episode I know of that spawned a sequel. That's a sequel episode, NOT a spin-off series like Mork. It was impactful for its time as being both scary and nearly serio-comic. Plus it stars Cloris Leachman...a legendary actress who was nominated for a drama Oscar AND influential in the wacky world of Mel Brooks...as well as the costar of one of the greatest sitcoms in TV history.
It's copied, referenced, stolen from, then copied again. Hell...it's the only anthology TV episode I know of that spawned a sequel. That's a sequel episode, NOT a spin-off series like Mork. It was impactful for its time as being both scary and nearly serio-comic. Plus it stars Cloris Leachman...a legendary actress who was nominated for a drama Oscar AND influential in the wacky world of Mel Brooks...as well as the costar of one of the greatest sitcoms in TV history.
John_8581
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Very good. Billy Mumy later from Lost In Space.
Correct. Over $425,000 people in the United States alone were watching this two and a half hour movie. About 60% of all televisions turned on.
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S1E1 Lost.
Because it got millions hooked on a show that, due to the writer's strike of 2007, will never actually be resolved. It's like a glorious trainwreck... along those same lines, though..
Carnivale, Deadwood and the like. (Stargate Universe, why did you go away?!) Very likeable, and yet very 'LOST'.
Because it got millions hooked on a show that, due to the writer's strike of 2007, will never actually be resolved. It's like a glorious trainwreck... along those same lines, though..
Carnivale, Deadwood and the like. (Stargate Universe, why did you go away?!) Very likeable, and yet very 'LOST'.
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