One thing I really hope happens in season 4: Britta wears less make-up.  That would be like order #1 if I was put in charge of Community.

National nightmare is over… hopefully.

People gave Crowe a lot of shit for his voice, and while I do think he's a step below the rest of the cast in that regard, he was also one of the few in Les Mis who remembered that it was, indeed, a film, and that he could act instead of just stand still and sing.

I don't think it's that great.

I knew I was going to be the highest ranker for "Urban Matrimony".  I love the shit out of that episode.

It's only game.

I really enjoyed Once Upon A Time in Anatolia.  I'm glad someone here suggested it, because it's the type of film one would never hear of otherwise.

I really enjoyed Once Upon A Time in Anatolia.  I'm glad someone here suggested it, because it's the type of film one would never hear of otherwise.

The Pond stuff is so bad and melodramatic.  It really drags down what otherwise is a pretty fantastic episode.

The Pond stuff is so bad and melodramatic.  It really drags down what otherwise is a pretty fantastic episode.

Holy shit, is that Dan Harmon at 7:30?

The deleted scenes are fucking awesome.  This episode is just amazingness packed to the gills.

Season 1 is the worst season of Mad Men, if only for the horrendously stupid twist in the final episode re: Peggy.

December 2011.  These lists are voted on before December, so I figure it merits inclusion.

December 2011.  These lists are voted on before December, so I figure it merits inclusion.

It's almost as if art isn't objective, and people can have different opinions of it.

It's almost as if art isn't objective, and people can have different opinions of it.

I don't think Black Mirror ever aired in the States, so it wasn't eligible.

The Thick of It is the clear one.  Black Mirror and Sherlock as well (quite surprised the latter didn't make the list, but according to TODD!!! it just missed out).

Game of Thrones does have stuff to say, even if it's not quite as social-minded as the other two shows you mentioned.  It certainly lightens up on the meta-fantasy-critique of the books.