What Were Your Favorite Top 10 Current Television Series In 2012?

[Jingthing]

Here's some fun end of year stuff.

The idea is to list what were your favorite top 10 CURRENT television series in 2012.

Now if you watched a series that was "new to you" but it was already cancelled by 2012, that doesn't count.

Current 2012 only.

Series only (not including documentary series).

BTW, personally I think we're in a kind of golden age of television but some on my list and other stuff I watch is more like guilty pleasures.

Some may have none, some may have one, some may have twenty, but please limit to ten.

If you happen to have some clear FAVORITES, point them out.

My list is all U.S. and U.K. stuff.

Here goes:

Homeland (favorite) USA

Boardwalk Empire USA

Girls (favorite) USA

Misfits UK

Friday Night Dinner UK

Fresh Meat UK

Modern Family USA

Louie (favorite) USA

Portlandia USA

Game of Thrones USA

What's on your list?

Edited December 18, 2012 by Jingthing

[cdnvic]

Doc Martin

Big Bang Theory

2Broke Girls

Hotel Hell

Saturday Night Live

[cardholder]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

[NewlyMintedThai]

Louie, Modern Family, Curb Your Enthusiasm

[uptheos]

How do you guys plan to watch a series.

I'm having trouble planning tomorrow!

[StreetCowboy]

Is Game of Thrones American?

I can't really imagine watching ten current TV series; I'll watch an episode of Game of Thrones to the end, and I've watched episodes of Rome, and Spartacus, and even True Blood, but I've never gone to the extent of finding out when they are on. The last series I actually made a point of watching was Spooks, back in 2010 in Dubai.

SC

[transam]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

[arkom]

The Walking Dead

Revolution

Modern Family

Big Bang Theory

Arrow

[NewlyMintedThai]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

I knew it was only a matter of time before the Thai and US-bashing brigade arrived.

Edited December 18, 2012 by NewlyMintedThai

[Tywais]

The Walking Dead

Fringe

Dexter

Weeds

Homeland

More, but waiting for new season episodes to be released as a group. Prefer getting a full season at a time rather than have to wait week to week to see what happens next.

[uptheos]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

On BBC Entertainment, I must admit that I do try to watch George Gently, Wallander, Sherlock, Wire in the Blood and other British dramas. I'm not bias, but I just can't get into the American dramas or comedies.......wish I could. This is not bashing anyone, I just don't like them.

Edited December 18, 2012 by uptheos

[StreetCowboy]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

My wife and daughter like Gray's Anatomy. I think that's current.

I find the Dr Who series that they're watching a bit far-fetched, and also very rushed. The current Doctor, who's name eludes me, looks younger than a policeman, as well, by the way

SC

[transam]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

I knew it was only a matter of time before the Thai and US-bashing brigade arrived.

You are totally wrong, BIG TIME.

I have the greatest admiration for my US cousins, but not for their television sorry.

[StreetCowboy]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

I knew it was only a matter of time before the Thai and US-bashing brigade arrived.

You are totally wrong, BIG TIME.

I have the greatest admiration for my US cousins, but not for their television sorry.

Game of Thrones is good. I'd always imagined it was British, thanks to the accents.

SC

[NewlyMintedThai]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I find USA stuff similar to Thai stuff.

I knew it was only a matter of time before the Thai and US-bashing brigade arrived.

You are totally wrong, BIG TIME.

I have the greatest admiration for my US cousins, but not for their television sorry.

As bad as Thai television? Makes me wonder what you've been watching.

Actually, based on your "hobby", I would have expected you to be a big fan of "Steve Seagall: Lawman" and "Dog the Bounty Hunter".

[transam]

Not me, not my cup of tea, nor is Corn Flake adds every 2 minutes either.

[uptheos]

I would have expected you to be a big fan of "Steve Seagall: Lawman" and "Dog the Bounty Hunter".

Steven Seagal ......just can't get into an overweight 60 year old taking on the terror of the tongs single handed.

[Jingthing]

Game of Thrones is a hugely popular in Britain, but alas an American product. I thought it was British too until I looked it up.

People who don't think there is super high quality USA tv these days (and before, for example The Sopranos, The Wire) are really missing something great (and as hinted at here have not even been exposed to the great stuff so really cheeky to judge something you know naught about). Your loss.

Curb Your Enthusiasm ended in 2011, didn't it? If not, it would be on my FAVORITES for sure!

Edited December 18, 2012 by Jingthing

[rijb]

Whilst not adding any value to the thread, I am quite pleased to say that have never seen (or heard of) any of the programmes listed above.

I'll bet your favorite show is An Idiot Abroad.

[uptheos]

Game of Thrones is a hugely popular in Britain, but also an American product.

People who don't think there is super high quality USA tv these days are really missing something great (and as hinted at here have not even been exposed to the great stuff so really cheeky to judge something you know naught about). Your loss.

Curb Your Enthusiasm ended in 2011, didn't it? If not, it would be on my FAVORITES for sure!

Sanford & Son and Archie Bunker were good.

[Jingthing]

Current please.

Bizarrely, I never got into Mad men. Maybe someday.

Edited December 18, 2012 by Jingthing

[transam]

I would have expected you to be a big fan of "Steve Seagall: Lawman" and "Dog the Bounty Hunter".

Steven Seagal ......just can't get into an overweight 60 year old taking on the terror of the tongs single handed.

I watched a newish Seagal film in bed the other night for 20 minutes,l reverted to my book that was near to being tossed over the wall in disappointment.

[ChiangMike]

No contest: Breaking Bad, then Walking Dead.

Game of Thrones, Rome, Dexter were all excellent. Best series of all time -- The Wire.

Edited December 18, 2012 by ChiangMike

[uptheos]

Current please.

Timeless

[Jingthing]

No contest: Breaking Bad, then Walking Dead.

Game of Thrones, Rome, Dexter were all excellent. Best series of all time -- The Wire.

I can't believe I forget Breaking Bad! Yes, absolutely tops!

Since I had 10 already, I'll have to dump Friday Night Dinner and replace with Breaking Bad USA (favorite!)

Edited December 18, 2012 by Jingthing

[Jingthing]

Current please.

Timeless

I'm sure. But the thread concept is CURRENT only. Edited December 18, 2012 by Jingthing

[transam]

Finished now but ''Spooks'' is/was a great series. Try and download.

Ooooooop's, not current.

My favourite USA series was ''Tour of Duty'', really hit home.

Edited December 18, 2012 by transam

[Jingthing]

No contest: Breaking Bad, then Walking Dead.

Game of Thrones, Rome, Dexter were all excellent. Best series of all time -- The Wire.

A current one made by the makers of The Wire is TREME. Very good one but didn't make my 10 list, but close.

[uptheos]

No contest: Breaking Bad, then Walking Dead.

Game of Thrones, Rome, Dexter were all excellent. Best series of all time -- The Wire.

I can't believe I forget Breaking Bad! Yes, absolutely tops!

Since I had 10 already, I'll have to dump Friday Night Dinner and replace with Breaking Bad USA (favorite!)

Jinthing you're beginning to disappoint me, I thought you had a life.

[Jingthing]

No contest: Breaking Bad, then Walking Dead.

Game of Thrones, Rome, Dexter were all excellent. Best series of all time -- The Wire.

I can't believe I forget Breaking Bad! Yes, absolutely tops!

Since I had 10 already, I'll have to dump Friday Night Dinner and replace with Breaking Bad USA (favorite!)

Jinthing you're beginning to disappoint me, I thought you had a life.

I honestly cannot imagine where you got that impression.