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New York Times best television series rankings
Overview
The New York Times released a ranking of the 100 best television series released since January 1, 2000. The list was compiled based on votes from over 500 industry professionals, including actors, writers, producers, and executives.
“Breaking Bad” was named the top series, with critic James Poniewozik noting its evolution into a significant story regarding “greed and hubris.” The top five rankings include “The Wire” in second, “Mad Men” in third, “Succession” in fourth, and “Fleabag” in fifth.
The selection process specifically focused on productions premiering in the 21st century, which resulted in the exclusion of “The Sopranos.” The final list covers various genres, including crime dramas, comedies, miniseries, documentaries, and competition programs.
Entities
The Wire · Breaking Bad · Mad Men · The New York Times · Bryan Cranston
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesBreaking Bad named best 21st-century series by industry experts
The New York Times ranked Breaking Bad as the best television series of the 21st century in a list of 100 productions voted on by over 500 industry professionals.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesNew York Times ranks best television series since 2000
The New York Times ranked the best TV series since 2000, naming “Breaking Bad” as the top series, followed by “The Wire” and “Mad Men.”
Sources
alias.estadao.com.br · dijitaliyidir.com · fehmarn24.de · merca2.es · nordbayern.de · xataka.com.mx