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Sto guardando fargo veramente ****! Finalmente dopo bb avevo visto solo cacare
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Kevin Prince Biofa
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Avevi proprio ragione! Ho quasi paura guardarla xke ci son poche puntate :(
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L'altro giorno girando su youtube ho trovato un video dedicato a fargo. Cavolo che voglia che mi è venuta di rivedermela!! Purtroppo ho zero tempo ma prima o poi un rewatch me lo faccio. Cosa non era quella serie!! Ho visto una 30ina di serie in vita mia, non pensavo che una serie del 2014 ispirata a un film (di solito le serie tv ispirate a film o simili sono mediocri e fatte solo per il nome che portano) potesse regalarmi emozioni che poche altre serie mi hanno regalato. "yes or no lester?"
Io da vero pazzo mi sono guardato Fargo 4 volte nel giro di 2 mesi...pero' ero con persone diverse cosi sei piu invogliato. Adoro le serie ambientate nei paesini. Adoro il cattivo "involontario". Ho il terrore che la 2 season mi deluda come sta facendo true detective 2, che trovo orribile.
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Finita di vedere Band of brothers...bella serie...ve la consiglio (seconda guerra mondiale)
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Speriamo di no! La 1x06 è stupenda! Hai altre serie simili? Più o meno abbiamo stessi gusti
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To', recuperate.
25. "Bloodline"
24. “House Of Cards”
23. "Fortitude"
22. "Babylon"
21. “Jane the Virgin”
20. “Girls”
19. "The Good Wife"
18. "Game of Thrones"
17. “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”
16. “You’re The Worst”
15. “Silicon Valley”
14. “Gravity Falls”
13. "Louie"
12. “Parks & Recreation”
11. “Togetherness”
10. “Better Call Saul”
9. “The Leftovers”
8. "Mad Men"
7. “The Americans”
6. “Justified”
5. "Orange is the New Black"
4. "Rectify"
3. “Broad City”
2. “The Knick”
1."Transparent"
Honorable Mentions:
25. "Bloodline"
24. “House Of Cards”
23. "Fortitude"
22. "Babylon"
21. “Jane the Virgin”
20. “Girls”
19. "The Good Wife"
18. "Game of Thrones"
17. “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”
16. “You’re The Worst”
15. “Silicon Valley”
14. “Gravity Falls”
13. "Louie"
12. “Parks & Recreation”
11. “Togetherness”
10. “Better Call Saul”
9. “The Leftovers”
8. "Mad Men"
7. “The Americans”
6. “Justified”
5. "Orange is the New Black"
4. "Rectify"
3. “Broad City”
2. “The Knick”
1."Transparent"
Honorable Mentions:
As we said, a show has to finish airing its run of episodes before we consider it done for the TV year: that means that the wondrous “Hannibal” (which has placed highly the last few years), the much-improved “Halt & Catch Fire,” classy, silly horror “Penny Dreadful” and the tremendous “Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell” will be in the running for our list next year, rather than this time around. But watch them all, especially “Hannibal,” which needs all the help it can get right now. Also not qualifying, “True Detective” season two, which only just began.
We were also a little disappointed in the second season of “Masters Of Sex,” and in the conclusion of “Boardwalk Empire,” while “The Comeback” is a titanic performance from Lisa Kudrow slightly in search of a show as good as she is (see also Tatiana Maslany and “Orphan Black”). “The Last Man On Earth” started strongly, and deserves praise as a hit network comedy that departs from formula as heavily as it does, but never felt even or consistent enough to break the list.
What did we like? “Fresh Off The Boat” and “Black-ish” both gave new spins to the family comedy genre in very effective ways (even if they didn't quite reinvent the wheel), while “Bob’s Burgers” and “Archer” are still very strong, and “Brooklyn Nine Nine” was consistently good in its second season, too. “Community” rallied nicely for its Yahoo season, while “BoJack Horseman” brought Netflix into the animation game with a surprising degree of sadness. Amazon’s “Catastrophe” is their first essential non-“Transparent” show and very nearly made our list (“Bosch” and “Mozart In The Jungle” not so much), while Russell T Davies made a strong return with twin series “Cucumber” and “Banana.”
“Veep” continued to be wicked and acerbic in it’s 4th season, creator Armando Iannucci going out with a bang on what he has said will be his last season as creator and showrunner, while “Homeland” did improve without a character who’d become something of an albatross. “Manhattan” might be the most underrated, underseen drama on right now and was also a strong contender for the list, while those who’ve seen “Sense8” say that while it’s not exactly good, it’s also unfiltered Wachowski and has a certain amount to recommend it. We tend not to frequent the CW, “Jane The Virgin” aside, but “Arrow,” “The Flash,” “The 100” and “iZombie” seem to have their fans, as does “Bates Motel.”
And oh, “Looking,” you were too good for this world. The HBO series about gay life in San Francisco was cancelled after its second season (though they say a movie is in the works to wrap up loose ends), but it feels like it was never given a real chance. Andrew Haigh and Michael Lannan had such a light touch, managing to balance many different tones, creating a show that was sensitive and funny and moving. A slow burn, yes, but one hell of a burn if you stuck with it.
We were also a little disappointed in the second season of “Masters Of Sex,” and in the conclusion of “Boardwalk Empire,” while “The Comeback” is a titanic performance from Lisa Kudrow slightly in search of a show as good as she is (see also Tatiana Maslany and “Orphan Black”). “The Last Man On Earth” started strongly, and deserves praise as a hit network comedy that departs from formula as heavily as it does, but never felt even or consistent enough to break the list.
What did we like? “Fresh Off The Boat” and “Black-ish” both gave new spins to the family comedy genre in very effective ways (even if they didn't quite reinvent the wheel), while “Bob’s Burgers” and “Archer” are still very strong, and “Brooklyn Nine Nine” was consistently good in its second season, too. “Community” rallied nicely for its Yahoo season, while “BoJack Horseman” brought Netflix into the animation game with a surprising degree of sadness. Amazon’s “Catastrophe” is their first essential non-“Transparent” show and very nearly made our list (“Bosch” and “Mozart In The Jungle” not so much), while Russell T Davies made a strong return with twin series “Cucumber” and “Banana.”
“Veep” continued to be wicked and acerbic in it’s 4th season, creator Armando Iannucci going out with a bang on what he has said will be his last season as creator and showrunner, while “Homeland” did improve without a character who’d become something of an albatross. “Manhattan” might be the most underrated, underseen drama on right now and was also a strong contender for the list, while those who’ve seen “Sense8” say that while it’s not exactly good, it’s also unfiltered Wachowski and has a certain amount to recommend it. We tend not to frequent the CW, “Jane The Virgin” aside, but “Arrow,” “The Flash,” “The 100” and “iZombie” seem to have their fans, as does “Bates Motel.”
And oh, “Looking,” you were too good for this world. The HBO series about gay life in San Francisco was cancelled after its second season (though they say a movie is in the works to wrap up loose ends), but it feels like it was never given a real chance. Andrew Haigh and Michael Lannan had such a light touch, managing to balance many different tones, creating a show that was sensitive and funny and moving. A slow burn, yes, but one hell of a burn if you stuck with it.
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Banshee già vista, la amo //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif Prison Break mi mancavano le ultime puntate dell'ultima season e non so perché ho droppato //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif Mi fionderò su Lost e Vikings prima di vedere altro //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif
Kevin Prince Biofa
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ho finito fargo, per me potevano anche terminare con una stagione perchè è grandioso già così!!
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Serie top, straconsigliata. Ti farà ridere come un ******** e deprimerti nel lasso di pochi minuti.
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La miniserie John Adams l ha vista qualcuno? l
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