Best TV Series | Top Ranked (̶o̶p̶i̶n̶i̶o̶n̶)̶ (objective)

10/10

9.93/10

9.88/10

Offensively underrated series.

It feeds on the naive ambitions of unsuspecting business owners to craft elaborate comedic narratives disguised as business strategies. Had the series been entirely scripted it would still be hilarious, but the interactions herein are socially engineered, which adds unique depth.

If you can see merit in the other placements of this list you'd be unwise to overlook this masterpiece.

9.88/10

9.81/10

9.8/10

9.79/10

9.76/10

9.73/10

An adult's show disguised as a kid show.

It has it's own unique appeal I would deem "vulgar wholesome". Episodes evoke an uncanny reminder of childhood while avoiding the more tedious aspects of children's entertainment.

Most people simply don't get it, but if you're at all receptive to the appeal of this show it will inevitably become a favorite.

9.67/10

9.62/10

This show would easily be top 5 if not for a couple grievances.

The show expects you to lend credence to the absurd premise of giant titans terrorizing humanity, and it provides a very satisfying justification for the premise, albeit far too late into the series.

I was not sold on the show until about 33 episodes in, but once it had established the merit behind it's premise Attack on Titan transitions from a fantastical show about giant titans, to one about nationalism, hegemony and ethnic cleansing, which provides a far more captivating narrative.

9.6/10

9.58/10

9.55/10

Another offensively underrated show.

It showcases absurd interactions with unsuspecting politicians and otherwise politically relevant people. Brutally exposes the unimaginable ineptitude of the people Sacha engages with.

This show is very similar to Nathan For You [Rank #3] albeit with a political bent.

9.49/10

9.49/10

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9.31/10

9.3/10

Seriously underrated.

Easily deserves a seat at the table with the highly acclaimed animated comedies seen on this list. It's probably about on-par with South Park [Rank# 21] with its humor and absurdity.

Stop what you're doing right now and check this out.

9.29/10

A toxic codependency between the narcissist protagonist and their naive younger counterpart. Probably the greatest trope ever conceived if you consider Breaking Bad [Rank #1] and Rick & Morty [Rank #2].

It evokes an interesting contrast between its vulgarity and the amusing kinship between Golan and Dylan, an interdimensional demigod and a 6 year old goth girl—A dynamic which resembles Walt and Jesse, or Rick and Morty as an unspoken affinity drives the toxic relationship.

My 9.29 rating is for the first iteration of the series. The second season is more of a refined reboot with new voice actors and writing, which I found less interesting, albeit still good.

9.25/10

9.21/10