I'll be frank dude, the first one will be HARD to top, and the second maybe even harder. But this has potential, plenty of it.

Back from my commenter hiatus, and damn we got a good one to start off the week. I love an origin story done right, and I love Ruby and Sapphire's dynamic together, and this worked beautifully. The "Stronger Than You" nod was great too.

Thats what I like to tell myself, but in the grand scheme of things its just Disney's infamous scheduling and the show's insane production. Agree on it being its best year, seeing already great shows flourish even more never ceases to amaze me.

I really like the list, also the contenders. But Bojack …. you will be the martyr of 2015 TV.

Well if youre anything like Hank Hill, you can endure!

Im glad my Rick & Morty is here, but no Gravity Falls? I get the eps were VERY spread out, but with instant classics like "Not What He Seems", "Society Of the Blind Eye," "Tale of Two Stans," both Weirdmaggedon parts, Id at least place at the very end. But its been a hell of a year for TV, so meh.

I watch the hell out of it if they did just mundane and ordinary things, except across different planets and time periods.

The nerd in me marked the fuck up for that one, highlight for sure.

A fitting finale to an amazing season. Clara (assuming shes written off for good) gives a great sendoff call, and Capaldi was nothing short of awesome here. The doctor punching the Gallifrian (dunno if thats right) then shooting him was so uncharacteristic of him, not in a bad way since it was all too freakin' badass.

Jumping in late, but this replaced "Be More" as my favorite BMO episode. BMO discovering himself through these arcs have been incredible, whats even better to heighten his maturity is facing an antagonist who represents everything BMO isnt, including morality (AMO leaving Moes dying request was incredibly fucked).

That random cameo of Tweek & Craig while Stan & Kyle fight. The clues are being set up.

Agree all the way. It's already one of my favorite shows ever, but man, the finale is gonna be Avatar-levels of amazingness. Can't wait.

Solid A to me. Seeing those clips of Dipper and Mabel's bad and good memories, yet always sticking for each other brought a message that signifies why I love this show.

Yeah I didnt either, it felt much more genuine and realistic (by Who standards). They usually make some big deal with a companion being written off, but outta nowhere works just fine.

The tears were all too fucking real here. Should of known that was the case, with the title, a raven being an allegory of death. It was one hell of a send off, powerful performances all around, and a death scene that would make Shakespeare blush from envy. Coleman left a mark that won't be toppled for quite a while.

I'm not going by quality (personally for me, they're both about even), what I mean is status.

Disney's Gumball really.

5. Only for the enchiladas!!

While SU and GF are having mainstream attention and are the flagship shows of animation, Yonder is the silent (the irony!) distant cousin that churns out excellence after excellence, does it get the same attention? No. But this show is a cornerstone of animation, this generation's Ren & Stimpy, a pinnacle of TV…

Next Jan for sure, but I'm hopeful since this episode was an instant classic.