Last Week Tonight with John Oliver 2014

When the viewers, creators, critics, and scholars of the future reflect on the television of the 2010s, 2014 will have a special shine to it. This year, there was more places to see more original TV series than every before, yet that did nothing to dilute the quality of those series. Television is stronger than it’s ever been, as attested by the sheer volume and variety of programming The A.V. Club’s writers singled out as 2014’s best. TV Club reviewers came up with a list of more than 90 nominees, which was then whittled down to the absolute best shows (sorry, non-anthologized miniseries, telefilms, and one-off specials—maybe 2015 will be Too Many Cooks’ year) and ranked by A.V. Club staffers. This countdown of the top 35 TV shows of 2014 comprises streaming series and network staples, veteran dramas and freshman comedies, surprisingly good debuts and old favorites on the rebound. We’ll run down 35 through 11 today; come back tomorrow for the top 10, practically all of which can be watched on the device you’re staring at right now. You can get your TV virtually anywhere these days, but to know what shows are worth uploading to your many glowing rectangles, you have to read on.

Source: http://www.avclub.com/article/best-tv-shows-2014-part-1-212459 / http://www.avclub.com/article/best-tv-shows-2014-part-2-212571

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Stuff I've watched on Youtube.

Use this list to watch TV Shows with complex storylines, strategic thinking, and a blend of science fiction and action-adventure themes. Use iTunes, etc, to find related content. Common Genres: Action & Adventure, Fantasy, Mystery & Thriller, Science-Fiction, Political, War & Military. Common Themes: Artificial Intelligence, Post-Apocalyptic, Futuristic, Escape, Cerebral, Dark Comedy, Complex, Questioning, Reality Bending, Non-Linear, Time Travel, Technological, Visually Stimulating, Superhuman, Supernatural, Suspense, Psychological, Space, Spy, Moral Philosophy.

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Shows I need to finish or catch up on.

Currently Airing:
9-1-1
Grey's Anatomy
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
Oblivion Battery

Rewatching:
3rd Rock from the Sun
Bates Motel
Boy Meets World
Parks and Recreation
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Working on It:
American Horror Story
Band of Brothers
Bluey
Cruel Summer
Dave
Documentary Now!
The Dragon Prince
The End of the F***ing World
Folklore
Fruits Basket
Hacks
The House of Flowers
iCarly (Reboot)
The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power
My Mister
The Owl House
Rick and Morty
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off
Shadow and Bone
Small Axe
So Weird
The Sound of Magic
Starstruck
Tsukigakirei
Upload
Wonderfalls
Yellowjackets
Zoe Valentine

Everything tv

TV Shows I'm watching

TV-shows released and aired between 2010 & 2019, or beyond.
*last update 30/04/2024
(all Japanese anime have been removed and transferred to dedicated collection)