Community reviews from a parallel universe!

Ok you got me. I was only thinking of the murder plot. I did not remember that all of those things were in S2.

I think saying S2 sucks is unfair. I wouldn't throw the baby out with the bathwater because of one rotten apple of a storyline.

As a sidenote: Comedy Vs. Drama. I feel like there should be at least one more category. I.E. Thriller/Mystery/etc…

As a sidenote, It's funny how My so-called life is the only drama on your list which is not workplace based (esp. hospital/polics) and is not much more than a (grossly underrated) cult classic.

I love the Twilight Zone too but it's pretty far from what I would call a drama both in content and structure.

This might sound like I'm trying to reduce the "eligibility", but aren't Twin Peaks and The X-Files more mystery/thriller than drama?

May I add that what I appreciate the most with FNL is its starkness, its honesty and how mundane everything feels.

I was hesitating to put that into the FYI. The West Wing is admirable in many ways but does not elicit much in the way of emotions for me.

Is Friday Night Lights the best network TV drama ever? (currently rewatching with my brother)

I would like to finally see Annie's rehab friend who makes bottle cap jewelry referenced in 1x24 (English as a second language).

Yeah, this is why I prioritize good episodes over less good ones.

I know, right?

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We will try to find the tools to survive.

Narration is a crutch, but it is absolutely necessary within the bounds of a Shawshank homage. I think Abed was willing to compromise.