Favorite episode of a TV show

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What epsiodes of TV shows are your all-time faavorites?

1. Chuck season 2 finale - wedding chaos, Jeffster performs and Chuck learns kung fu
2. Firely - Jaynestown
3. Doctor Who - Blink - the introdution to the weeping angels
4. Top Gear series 9 episode 6 - building limosines challenge

[fatediesel]

In no specific order:

Scrubs - My Finale (let's pretend season 9 never happened and that was the series finale)
Community - Remedial Chaos Theory
Friday Night Lights - Tomorrow Blues

[supersix4]

1. Sopranos- Pine Barrens
2. Dexter- The Getaway
3. Sopranos- Long Term Parking
4. Rome- The Spoils
5. Entourage- "Return to Queens Blvd"
6. Sopranos- Full Leather Jacket/ From Where to Eternity
7. The Shield- Postpartum

I could keep going

[Punishment1o1]

Boy Meets World-Have always liked the 2-part episode where Cory and Shawn chase Topanga to Disney World so Cory can tell her how he really feels.

The Dead Zone-The episode where Johnny helps the soldiers in Iraq and they believe they've caught Osama.

The Walking Dead-The episode where we finally find out

[Show spoiler]that Sophia had actually been dead and in Herschel's barn

. Just the impact of that episode and that reveal.

[cricepng]

Originally Posted by morriscroy

The original Knight Rider episodes with KARR.

IIRC, "Trust Doesn't Rust" and "KITT vs. KARR".

Classic

[Arvin Clone]

Lost-The Constant
Doctor Who-Blink
Once Upon a Time-The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Alias-The Box
Fringe-Grey Matters

[HotRats]

Seinfeld - The Betrayal. The backwards episode that went all the way back to the reason for Kramer's mooching.

Homicide: Life On The Street - The Documentary. The two part Sniper is brilliant but this just edges it for me. On a quiet New Year's Eve the detectives watch the footage Brodie is assembling.

The X-Files - Jose Chung's From Outer Space. Before The X-Files disappeared up its own fundament with ever more convoluted conspiracies and a cast who were obviously only in it for the money, it was a fun monster of the week series. Jose Chung's happily made fun of the programme with a story where no-one knew what the truth was but ended on a poignant, downbeat note.

Only Fools And Horses - Time On Our Hands. Britain's most popular sitcom packed was packed with memorable moments - Batman, inflatable dolls, the yuppy wine bar, Rodney's wedding, Del hang-gliding and many more but this episode provided the happy ending the audience felt the Trotters deserved

The Twilight Zone - Nightmare At 20,000 Feet. Great performance from Shatner

Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? - No Hiding Place. A strong contender for the title of Britain's best sitcom thanks to immaculate performances from Bolam as misanthropic idler Terry and Rodney Bews as Bob, caught between middle class respectability and his friend. This episode has them going to extreme lengths to avoid hearing the result of a football match.

Doctor Who - Dalek. The Doctor's Wife is close but Dalek shows a single Dalek as a deadly threat and The Doctor terrified. Great ending and the redesigned Dalek looked really good (the iDaleks look godawful). "You would make a good Dalek"

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Arvin Clone

Doctor Who-Blink

Originally Posted by HotRats

Doctor Who - Dalek.

Never heard of 'em..Are they even a tenth as good as Doctor Who: Talons of Weng-Chiang?

The Twilight Zone - Nightmare At 20,000 Feet. Great performance from Shatner

Eh, I never trust any episode pop-overexposed enough to have been in the Movie--Now, "The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street", wow...Almost had that one memorized since I watched it as a kid.

If you want to save time, there's always the original 1997 version of TV Guide (back when it actually WAS TV Guide )'s list of the 100 Greatest TV Episodes of All Time:
http://web.archive.org/web/200710281...06/jim/tv.html

Although how they could pick "Fat Farm" and "Password" for The Odd Couple over the classic "The Odd Monks", where Felix and Oscar join a monastery for a week, is still an injustice to this day.
And no mention whatsoever of
- Honeymooners - Chef of the Future
- Mission: Impossible - Operation Rogosh
- Cheers - "The Motion Picture", "Simon Says"
or any episode of This Is Your Life.

And if you're some kid who only remembers Lost and Breaking Bad, well, they did a '09 list for that too.
http://www.imdb.com/list/mDwYpIpc8m8/
("Seinfeld: The Contest"?...Yeah. You could see what TV Guide had become by then. )

[The Apocalypse]

ER - Love's Labour Lost. 'Nuff said

[Skog]

Northern Exposure - Cicely.

[X12Celtics3]

Lost- The Constant (with the Pilot and Ab Aeterno deserving mention as well)
Fringe- White Tulip (Peter was also great)
Doctor Who- Blink (although I'm also partial to The Girl in the Fireplace and THe Doctor's Wife)

I'm sure there are good candidates from some of my other favorite shows (Twin Peaks, Carnivale, Arrested Development, many others), but because of how long ago they aired (or, in the case of Arrested Development, the fact that I watched them in a marathon rather than live) I cannot recall any specific episodes.

[COLD_COBRA_]

Dexter: Pilot, Dex takes a holiday
Breaking Bad: One minute. Salud
Mad men: The other woman, the suitcase.

[Arvin Clone]

Originally Posted by X12Celtics3

Doctor Who- Blink (although I'm also partial to The Girl in the Fireplace and THe Doctor's Wife)

Originally Posted by SleeperAgent

Doctor Who - Blink

Originally Posted by Arvin Clone

Doctor Who-Blink

Originally Posted by cricepng

3. Doctor Who - Blink - the introdution to the weeping angels

I see a trend.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Arvin Clone

I see a trend.

(What, you'd rather have them mention the one with the farting aliens in Parliament?)

[menaceuk]

I have way too many to list. Most of mine come from 3 shows.

LOST - Pretty much every finale is awesome.
BSG - Pretty much every Episode bar a couple.
Fringe - Has many great Episodes.

[shdl83]

Out of Gas - Firefly
A Scandal in Belgravia - Sherlock
Blink - Doctor Who

[menaceuk]

Originally Posted by cricepng

What epsiodes of TV shows are your all-time faavorites?


4. Top Gear series 9 episode 6 - building limosines challenge

I find that a rather weird choice.

Given what they have done on this show, the Limo Building was one of the more boring.

I mean crossing the English channel in a Toybota, Epic.
The Polar Special
The America special was LOL worthy too.

Obviously you're entitled to your opinion and I don't mean to try and diminish that. Just found it a little odd considering some of the awesome things done on the show.

[Hawkguy]

Originally Posted by EricJ

(What, you'd rather have them mention the one with the farting aliens in Parliament?)

[Pistol Pete]

Scrubs - My Half Acre, My Musical

Community - All three paintball episodes, the video game episode, Remedial
chaos Theory

[Beefcake73]

X-Files:Jose Chung's From Outer Space.