Your favourite live action tv show/series?

LegendarySSJ4

1. The Sopranos
2. Three Kingdom (2010)
3. The Wire
4. Gomorrah
5. Yes Minister
6. Deadwood
7. Mad Men
8. Six Feet Under
9. Babylon 5
10. Breaking Bad

Honourable mentions;

Kenan and Kel
Band of brothers
The Last Kingdom
Vikings
True Detective S1
Oz
The Thick of it
Fawlty Towers
All 4 Blackadder series
Seinfield
Curb your enthuisiam
Only fools and Horses
Show me a hero
Generation Kill (David Simon)
The Thick of it
The Corner (David Simon)
Porridge
Silicon valley
Deadwood
Lone Wolf and Cub TV series
The Jinx (miniseries)
The A-team
Peaky Blinders
Narcos
Rome
Mr Robot
Porridge
Fawly towers
Blackadder
Only fools and Horses
The Journey of flower
Everybody hates Chris
Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Boardwalk empire
Dexter
Open all hours
Firefly
Luther
Yes Minister
The West Wing
Six feet under
House of Cards
Person of Interest

BellisarioFaith

Only got a few that I watch, but those are: Game of Thrones
Sherlock
Criminal Minds
Bones
Pretty Little Liars (my guilty pleasure show)
Neil DeGrasse Tyson's Cosmos (does this count?)

Shows I don't really watch, but I've seen episodes and know what happens/happened with them:
The Big Bang Theory
New Girl
Dexter

Silver R. Bolt

Community
Don't Trust the B**** in Apt 23
Better off Ted
Breaking_In
Bent
Dr Who
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmit
Dark Matter

To name a few off the top of my head.

Huschel

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

The dialogue, the pain, the jokes, the development of people over years of their lives, the self-referencing, the depression, the melding of various genres into one show or episode or even scene, the underlying levity, the Body.

I used to think that no other show could ever dethrone this one for me because it was such a perfect storm. Then along came

HBO's Looking

This one came close. Maybe it could have taken the number one spot had it run for a 3rd season. I have fallen in love with the characters and with San Francisco. And it's ridiculous how much I can identify with the main character. I've been feeling all those feelings, Patrick!

Friends

It's just funny. And it will stay funny. The amount of jokes that are dated is pretty small, I'd say. The main characters in a show about a group of friends actually behave like human beings and are friendly towards each other. That's surprisingly rare these days.

Sirens (UK)

It's only six episodes long but each one is amazing. A hilarious show with surprising depth and British accents.

Six Feet Under

This one gets you down. No. It kicks you down the stairs, throws dirt in your face and then proceeds to tell you how meaningless your life is. What can I say? I'm a fan of the pain (see the #1 spot). And then it also has the dark humor to go along with it. Maybe not enough sometimes for stretches of time but it's there. Additionally, this show has my favourite ending scene(s) ever.

Sano

All in the Family
Don't Trust the B…. in Apt 23
Happy Endings
Justified
Eastbound and Down
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Orphan Black

Wagomu

I don't watch much live action stuff at all, so I've got trash taste in it. Ones I've watched and enjoyed:

Arrested Development
Wonder Showzen (half counts)
Delocated
The Eric Andre Show

This is about my taste in live action:

Hanz

Breaking Bad
Better Call Saul
Game of Thrones
Sherlock
Star Trek 1966
Narcos
Oz
Dexter
Buffy/Angel
Daredevil
Fargo
The Spectacular Spiderman
Community

shows that i haven't finished yet but i already love:
The Sopranos
The Boondocks
Futurama
The X-files
Chappelles Show
Adventure Time
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012
Batman TAS
Hannibal
Aeon Flux
Monkey Dust
Samurai Jack

Yobiyopi

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The live action Casshern movie is no doubt one of my absolute favorites. From the art direction to the music, with incredible colors that define each scene differently and in very "paintematic" ways, and the musical score of Shiro Sagisu that lends a great atmosphere with tracks like

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The story is also very great, with some philosophical aspects to it that i won't spoil for how deep they manage to go. The action scenes are a bit weird at times, since they are very over the top in some moments like in the anime, while in others they are very dirty gritty with a couple of battles that you wouldn't expect from a japanese story.

All around i end up rewatching it periodically, maybe just because of how much eye pleasing it is, or for how beautiful some scenes are directed. It's also 12 years old now, but it still holds up very well, hopefully it will continue to do so.

Hanz

is it a movie or a tv show?

Huschel

Season 2 of UnREAL has started and it is without a doubt my favourite show on the air right now. Or this year. Once again, it's the darkness and the f*cked up yet realistic characters that make me love it.

LegendarySSJ4

I've forgotten to include a lot of my other favourite Asian historical drama series…

Nirvana of Fire (6th Century China)
Jumong (Korean )
All Men are Brothers (Song Dynasty)
The Empress of China (Tang Dynasty)
Tenchijin (Japanese)
Ryomaden (Japanese)
Don Yi (Korean)
Qialong Dynasty, Kangxi Dynasty and Yongzheng dynasty
Emperor of the Sea ( Korean, Silla dynasty)
Dae Jang Guem (Korean, Josean Dynasty - concentrates on a royal physician )
Yi San (Korean, Josean dynasty)
Six flying Dragons (Korean, Josean dynasty)
The Kingdom of the Wind ( Three Kingdoms of Korea period)
Heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasty
The Great revival ( Spring and Autumn period)
Queen Seondeok ( Silla era,Korean)
Shinsengumi (Japanese)
Jing Bi Rock (Korean
HwaeJong (Korean)