Remember the "best and worst of" categories featured in your high school year book? We do that with TV shows. We scour the internet to find the best and worst episodes of popular tv shows. We watch them. We talk about them. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's serious and sometimes we make you think. Hosted by Dom, Greg and James. Three children of the 80's that love television and are remarkably average in every way.
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Remember the "best and worst of" categories featured in your high school year book? We do that with TV shows. We scour the internet to find the best and worst episodes of popular tv shows. We watch them. We talk about them. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's serious and sometimes we make you think. Hosted by Dom, Greg and James. Three children of the 80's that love television and are remarkably average in every way.
In our season 1 finale we discuss Hill Street Blues. This show was not only award winning but it set the standard for police dramas for decades to come.
One host was only familiar with the theme song, one host had only heard of it and the other thought the other 2 made it up.
Strap in for some hot takes and bold analysis.
If you love a show with more story lines than characters, then this is the series for you.
According to popular opinion on the internet:
The best episode of this series is season 2 episode 11: Freedom's Last Stand
While the worst is season 2 episode 12: Of Mouse and Man
The TV Yearbook
Remember the "best and worst of" categories featured in your high school year book? We do that with TV shows. We scour the internet to find the best and worst episodes of popular tv shows. We watch them. We talk about them. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's serious and sometimes we make you think. Hosted by Dom, Greg and James. Three children of the 80's that love television and are remarkably average in every way.
