I know some people didn't like the ending, though they seemed split on whether it was too predictable or not predictable enough. But the intrigue at the beginning and emotional stakes at the end erase any flaws from my mind, at least.

Awww, that's too bad. As dark and [SPOILER?] pedophilia-y as it was, it was a great summer series.

No Broadchurch?

MEGAN IS SHORT FOR MARGARET? WHAT THE FUCK?

A series finale! And not just in the British sense!

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I always thought it was weird that Don had a son and lover named Bobby/ie. They never addressed it though.

Breaking Bad is the obvious No. 1 pick. Assuming enough of the writers watch Enlightened, it'll be in the top 3 too. I think the third spot is between GoT and OITNB. Maybe Masters of Sex as a dark horse?

Except for season 3, I'd give them all an A or A+. Season 5 is only low on the list, not in its awesomeness.

Yeah, they're all great (well, three was just really good), but I love ranking things too much.

This was easily the most underrated season of Mad Men. Sure it didn't have as many fantastic individual episodes, but the season-long arc was the best ever. It successfully transitioned the show into its final act while remaining subtle and poignant and entertaining.

It fell apart a little toward the end, but it also had some great episodes. More naked Ping-Pong, please.

And it's all because of The Walking Dead. Maybe. Probably. Brains.

As long as we never talk about him again, I'm fine with whatever. Although I agree that his murder is more Scandalous than Good Wifey.

Don't forget 30 Rock, that had four or five episodes in '13.

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Just the picture. She's above average in terms of face malleability.

Yeah, this was one of the best shows of the season for sure, definitely in my top five. "Hitting the Fan" was up there with "Ozymandias" and "Decoy" for best episodes of 2013.

Fair enough. But in the same vein, some people just don't like westerns.

Some people just don't like cop shows.