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The Great 2020 All Time Television Draft: The Simpsons is judged the greatest show of all time (5 Viewers)

24.16  Jane Pauley - News Personality

25.01 Thomas Magnum - Leading Man Drama (71-90)

Sorry, Makes sense I can't double dip a character like that.

Re-Pick coming

 
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25.08 Jackass- Reality

" Hi I'm Johnny Knoxville and welcome to Jackass!"

Seven words that will ring in the ears of a generation of teenagers who grew up wanting to skate, listen to rock n roll and perform mad stunts, for eternity... a catchphrase still recognized some 20 years later.

Jackass was nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. A show that only lasted a mere 25 episodes over 3 season spawned  a video game, 3 movies and countless spinoffs. It started in October 2000 and after only its 2nd episode it became MTVs highest Sunday ratings ever. 4 moths later Johnny Knoxville was on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.

not the first hidden camera or prank show, Jackass seemed to tap into something in Americas youth at the time. It was profoundly sophomoric material but we loved it. The best stunts allow an audience to vicariously experience things that human beings most wish to avoid—the imminent threat of death, grievous injury, mutilation, revulsion, humiliation. 

But perhaps what was best about Jackass was that it was just a bunch of friends goofing off trying to out gross each other, out prank each other, and out do each other, which was what my friends were like growing up.  The one thing you got from a reality show like jackass is you knew it was REAL.  Not scripted reality which all reality shows have become.

 
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Love the V-Mars pick I had that with this pick as the last two on the board of the remaining Detective faves...

25.07 - Harry Bosch - TV Detective

This is one of my favorite Amazon Shows and I love Titus Welliver's portrayal...
I enjoy reading the books because the setting is placed I am familiar with. The author must live in the area

 
25.12 1971-1990 Leading Woman Drama - Sgt. Christine Cagney

If my research is accurate, more awards than the already-taken Mary Beth Lacey. 

 
25.12 1971-1990 Leading Woman Drama - Sgt. Christine Cagney

If my research is accurate, more awards than the already-taken Mary Beth Lacey. 
Was hoping for her on my next pick. 
 

Both were nominated for six consecutive emmys, but Lacey won 4 of those years to 2 for Cagney. 

 
I think Cagney won more Gold Globes then or whatever a similar award is.
Ah got it. 
 

Gless was actually the third Cagney.  The first (Swit) was on the pilot but couldn’t get out of her MASH contract. The second had really short hair so the network was afraid people would think she was lesbian. 
 

 
Speaking of taking favorites, here are a couple of mine.  Yo Mama selects:

25.16 – The Addams Family – 50-70 Comedy

I may shift this to Paranormal depending on how the draft goes, but I think this is a better fit for now and could score well in this category.

This is a hard one not to spotlight, but this was a feature of my weekend (and after school) viewing growing up.  The iconic characters like [lots of redacting], the super-recognizable [redacted], the various crossovers to other shows like [redacted] – it’s legacy continues today.

26.01 – Jamie Sommers (The Bionic Woman) – 71-90 Leading Woman Drama

Total badass.  I need to pull the string on this pick now since she is the last of my Wonder Woman / Cagney / Bionic Woman tier for this category and not thrilled with anything else there.

I still remember the Christmas where I got a Six-Million Dollar Man lunchbox and my sister got a Bionic Woman one, and I have to admit I was a little jealous.  I loved this show.

Lindsey Wagner won an Emmy and a golden globe for this role.

 
Speaking of taking favorites, here are a couple of mine.  Yo Mama selects:

25.16 – The Addams Family – 50-70 Comedy

I may shift this to Paranormal depending on how the draft goes, but I think this is a better fit for now and could score well in this category.

This is a hard one not to spotlight, but this was a feature of my weekend (and after school) viewing growing up.  The iconic characters like [lots of redacting], the super-recognizable [redacted], the various crossovers to other shows like [redacted] – it’s legacy continues today.
NO idea how this lasted so long. Addams Family is 2nd only to Wizard of Oz as the media most responsible for who i am today. It gave me permission to be weird on a level that Bowie would serve for so many a decade later. aaaand it was a damsite more funny & charming than anything else on TV at the time

 
25.14: Roscoe P. Coltrane, 1971-1990 supporting man

Very different from his Roscoe character, actor James Best was actually a renowned acting coach in L.A. for over 25 years. He was teaching drama at Ole Miss when he auditioned for the role of Roscoe P. Coltrane.
 

26.03: Scrubs, 1991-2020 comedy

Scrubs was goofy, profound, and a key link in the evolution of TV comedy (AV Club, 10/10/2016)

 
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25.14: Roscoe P. Coltrane, 1971-1990 supporting man

Very different from his Roscoe character, actor James Best was actually a renowned acting coach in L.A. for over 25 years. He was teaching drama at Ole Miss when he auditioned for the role of Roscoe P. Coltrane.
 
:lmao:   Hadn't thought of that one.  Nice pick.   

 
It’s ridiculously awful. As bad as television gets. But what reality show isn’t? I honestly might rank it #1 if I was the judge. 
Ita the opposite of reality so no way it should be #1.  It is 100% staged for the camera to increase their popularity.  It is terrible TV.

 

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