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Which of these 12 2000s Drama Shows are your favorite?
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Which of these 12 2000s Drama Shows are your favorite?

Alias

Battlestar Galactica

Breaking Bad

Dexter

Fringe

Heroes

House

Lost

Mad Men

Prison Break

Rome

24

We had Peak Television in the 2000s.

u/RugWasp2027 — 4 days ago
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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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I'm still Amazed by Dark (2017)

The shots, the soundtracks, the CASTING, and the lead-up to every twist are just perfect. This is one of those shows where, if you were to watch it a second time, everything suddenly feels connected. Everything clicks.

It lives up to one of the catchphrases they use: “Everything is connected.”

It’s complicated, but it still makes sense. Each season left me scratching my head, but then they clear things up as the story unfolds. Loved every season.

It’s not in English tho, for those of you who have never heard of this show and want to give it a try

u/casesfirst — 11 days ago
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Which of these three Sherlock adaptations best captures the spirit of Conan Doyle’s original character and why do you think so?

u/Slight-Procedure-870 — 12 days ago