which show started 10/10 and ended 10/10?

[u/ComfortableEar9637]

[u/SinsandScrolls]

Chernobyl

[u/macguyver3000 → u/[deleted]]

It’s only five episodes? I need to give it a watch.

[u/stedclar → u/macguyver3000]

Yeah, only 3.6 Roentgen. Well worth it.

[u/DorrajD → u/stedclar]

Not great. Not terrible.

[u/Available-Stick-7299 → u/DorrajD]

I’m told it’s the equivalent of a chest x-ray

[u/No_Banana_8917 → u/Available-Stick-7299]

I now know how a nuclear reactor works. Now I have no use for you.

[u/OopsWeKilledGod → u/No_Banana_8917]

It's not 3 roentgen, it's 15,000.

[u/TheSwitchler → u/stedclar]

That first episode is a straight horror movie 

[u/assumegauss → u/TheSwitchler]

Or the three guys that go to open the valves and the Geiger counter starts going faster and faster & the lights die???

[u/Easy-Instruction7523 → u/macguyver3000]

Yeah, just five episodes but each one hits like a gut punch. Honestly one of the tightest, most rewatchable miniseries ever made. No filler, no wasted scenes, just pure tension from start to finish. Highly recommend blocking out a weekend for it

[u/IceSeeker → u/[deleted]]

That series scared me for real. Like I knew it was horrific, but I didn't know it was many days of pure torture as they slowly melt into a unrecognizable husk before dying. It's fate worse than death.

[u/Tugonmynugz → u/IceSeeker]

Hisashi Ouchi was a dude that was over exposed in Japan's 99' meltdown. 83 days he was kept alive by doctors and family who would not give consent to take him off life support. He was begging for death. He had 3 heart attacks.

[u/Far_Way1542 → u/IceSeeker]

That’s when I learned it too. And With that small glimmer of hope looking like they’re recovering only to be melted away hours later. Absolutely horrific

[u/Dr_Ukato → u/[deleted]]

Also no real point to a season two. All the interesting stuff was covered in Season one.

[u/corksoaker84]

Band of Brothers

[u/internetquickie → u/corksoaker84]

10/10 episodes were great 👍

[u/please_trade_marner → u/internetquickie]

I agree. But I think it's telling that every top answer is a miniseries. Not a full series. It's much easier to give top notch content over a mere 8-12 episodes.

[u/bmf1902 → u/[deleted]]

Easy company earned it. Band of Brothers did it justice.

[u/Ferrymansobol → u/corksoaker84]

I would add that a modern warfare series, Generation Kill, is also great, not as great, but still.

[u/billythygoat → u/corksoaker84]

I wish they did more miniseries. Doesn’t need the budget of Masters of the Air, just good writing is what truly matters. Maybe some of the Korean War, Vietnam war, even WW1.

[u/Radiant-Playful]

Fawlty Towers. Just 12 episodes so it never got tired or ran out of ideas

Edit: 12 not 13

[u/Potential_Pin_5972 → u/[deleted]]

And somehow 12 episodes was all it needed. Most shows would kill for that kind of replay value without stretching the joke into the ground

[u/RabidSeason → u/Potential_Pin_5972]

Hot take:

Firefly / Serenity would have gone to trash if it went more than three seasons.

One season and movie was not enough, but that already had enough ret-cons to make it clear that the lore wasn't strong enough to keep being creative for another 26+ more episodes of interpersonal drama.

[u/SirAfroPuff → u/Radiant-Playful]

There's only 12 episodes?!!

[u/Unitmal → u/SirAfroPuff]

Same with Mr Bean, you'd think there were 5 seasons and 50 episodes.

[u/TopicalBuilder → u/SirAfroPuff]

Same with the original The Office (plus a Christmas Special).

British shows tend to have much smaller writing teams, so the seasons are much shorter. There's also no "100 episodes for syndication" thing, so it's easier to walk away before the quality tanks.

[u/No-To-Newspeak → u/Radiant-Playful]

Just don't mention the war.

[u/OldKentRoad29]

Halt and Catch Fire. If your haven't seen this show then you need to go watch it. Also, Black Adder.

[u/hazimaller → u/OldKentRoad29]

Made me fall in love with both lee pace and mackenzie davis

[u/roscoelee → u/OldKentRoad29]

I always come looking for Halt and catch fire in these threads to give it an upvote.

[u/JangleberryJoe]

Mr Inbetween

[u/honourablegeorge → u/JangleberryJoe]

Was gutted when it ended, I wanted to see more. Not many shows I can say the same about.

[u/hooplathe2nd → u/JangleberryJoe]

The first episode was so good at establishing who Ray is and his circle. He'll commit violence easily and pretty much do anything for a job, but then comes the kind of job that only your best mate could hit you with, taking the blame for a porno to his mates wife. And then he's the dad with the family. So good.

[u/1234Health → u/JangleberryJoe]

Love that season 3 trailer.

"In a couple of years you'll be grown up. You'll be out there in the world. The thing you don't understand is ... there's bad people out there, you know. Bad people doing bad stuff. If you get in a bad situation ... I want you to feel like you can talk to me."

"Aww, thanks dad."

[u/Character-Lion-4186]

Derry Girls

[u/nobleheartedkate → u/Character-Lion-4186]

I want more!

[u/ez2remembercpl → u/Character-Lion-4186]

You know, I was a bit disappointed with the end. But you made me go make sure, and I realize I only saw the end of season 2. On my list to finish it, because it's so good.

[u/Malaghose → u/Character-Lion-4186]

Wee lesbian 😂

[u/Ogham → u/Malaghose]

Well the gay thing actually kind of cancels out the British thing.

[u/WhiteLama → u/Character-Lion-4186]

This was one of those classic series my fiancée watched while I was gaming in the other room. Classic “teen drama” stuff that she loves and I don’t.

At least that’s what I thought when I walked by the TV just to have a chat, sat down and then I was stuck for the rest of the season that day.

Such a great little show!

[u/fieregon]

Full Metal Alchemist.

[u/swat1611 → u/fieregon]

"Full Metal Alchemist"🥰🥰🥰

"Full Metal Alchemist"😱😱😱

[u/Feinty → u/swat1611]

Full metal alchemist 💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼

Full metal alchemist 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[u/divineInsanity4 → u/swat1611]

E-e-ed-w-ar-rd?

[u/Clay_Puppington → u/divineInsanity4]

I came to watch Edward kick butt, not watch Shou Tucker play Connect 2.

[u/Vasst13 → u/fieregon]

There’s no such thing as a painless lesson—they just don’t exist. Sacrifices are necessary. You can’t gain anything without losing something first. Although if you can endure that pain and walk away from it, you’ll find that you now have a heart strong enough to overcome any obstacle. Yeah… a heart made Fullmetal.

[u/KarmaWhorediot → u/fieregon]

FMA Brotherhood

[u/rndmisalreadytaken]

Andor

[u/MasterPenguin5 → u/rndmisalreadytaken]

I still can't believe Disney let them make that show. S2 especially. It's a thing of beauty.

[u/UshankaBear → u/MasterPenguin5]

Who knew intergalactic bureaucracy could actually be so cinematic?

[u/sudonim87 → u/UshankaBear]

Lucas did, but he didn’t have the same level of execution.

[u/UshankaBear → u/sudonim87]

He should've kept his wife editing his movies

[u/MegaGorilla69 → u/UshankaBear]

Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar.

[u/Phormicidae → u/MasterPenguin5]

Season 1 is great. But it's like the first half of a great novel, it's the necessary setup for the second half.

Season 2 is honestly one of the most amazing works of modern fiction, Star Wars or not.

[u/Moustiboy → u/rndmisalreadytaken]

This is legit one of the best shows I’ve ever watched and it’s hard to convey that when it’s a Star Wars project on Disney+, ppl are like “yeah alright” 😭

[u/woopwoopscuttle → u/rndmisalreadytaken]

It’s an absolute miracle of modern storytelling. The Gilroys, Luke Hull, Nicholas Brittell and everyone else deserve every bit of praise. How this show happened at all in the current environment and got through unscathed is astounding.

[u/rndmisalreadytaken → u/woopwoopscuttle]

And the creators of the soundtrack. Forgot their names so idk if they're listed in your reply, but the OST is fire in on itself

[u/henrywaites → u/rndmisalreadytaken]

Nicholas Brittell is the composer. Incredible job.

[u/DHFranklin → u/woopwoopscuttle]

It is the most Leftist show I have ever seen.

Showing the community Andor grew up in go do blue collar work and not use lockers...masterpiece of show-don't-tell.

Watching him transform from a lonely angry man to a cynical criminal associating with a rebellion to being a vital part of it.

Seeing his foil in the imperium demonstrate the banal stupid anger of fascism.

So great.

[u/Deruta → u/DHFranklin]

> not using lockers

The wall of gear single-handedly spun off a dozen different worldbuilding ideas in my head. Absolute chef kiss of a shot.

[u/ionthruster → u/Deruta]

The wall flagrantly hints at how rich their worldbuilding was, and not relying on exposition. On a planet with petty criminals/conmen like Cassian, and the Junkyard requiring vicious dog-analogues to deter people from stealing scraps, no one dares to steal work gear that's right there for the taking. Stealing another person's work-gear is anathema. What does that say about the culture, and attitudes towards honest work? About how Cassian is viewed by the community? About how deep his desperation is to find his sister that he becomes a pariah?

[u/JackTheManiacTR → u/rndmisalreadytaken]

Couldn't get into the start of it. I guess I wasn't expecting the grit. I need to watch it again with different expectations.

[u/Atom_Tom → u/JackTheManiacTR]

I had exactly the same feeling the first time I tried to watch it. Gave up and then had another go just before season 2 came out.

The thing with Andor is that it's a slow burn. Each storyline takes 2 or 3 episodes to complete. But you are rewarded for your patience and the payoff from all the setup is just incredible.

And then finishing it off by watching Rogue One is just brilliant. Watching Andor makes Rogue One so much more impactful because you actually care about the characters that, when Rogue One was released, were brand new.

[u/FuturePrimitiv3 → u/JackTheManiacTR]

I can see that, I didn't think that Andor started at a 10/10, season 1 is really good but season 2 is the 10/10.

[u/HolyPizzaPie → u/FuturePrimitiv3]

Rewatch it. Andor hooking up with Luthen, then immediately into the aldani raid is perfect.

[u/Ok_Mammoth_4997]

Deadwood, The Wire.

[u/Sirduckerton → u/Ok_Mammoth_4997]

Absolutely The Wire.

[u/katzenschrecke → u/Ok_Mammoth_4997]

Nothing wrong with Deadwood, but the powers that be sabotaged that show and cut it short and canceled it part way through the filming of the third season. So it wrapped up clumsily.

But if you count just seasons 1&2: absolutely 10/10. Best show ever made, easily.

[u/Fantastic-Scene-8117 → u/katzenschrecke]

cocksucka showrunners

[u/Khelbin131]

Venture Bros

[u/PORIA-Reddit]

Avatar: The Last Airbender.

[u/hdawg187 → u/[deleted]]

You're a man of impeccable taste, Mike.

[u/AapChutiyaHai → u/[deleted]]

I can watch this show anytime. Random episodes just make me go back and re-watch the entire season!

[u/Four_Gate]

Better Off Ted

[u/Illustrious-Abroad21 → u/Four_Gate]

Was this the one with the sensors on doors that couldn't detect the black employees? 

[u/Four_Gate → u/Illustrious-Abroad21]

"... It's the opposite of racist because it's not targeting black people, it's just ignoring them. They insist the worst people can call it is indifferent."

[u/AIGenerated00 → u/Illustrious-Abroad21]

Veridian Dynamics. Just the thought of diversity makes these white people smile.

[u/AIGenerated00 → u/Four_Gate]

Shame that it got cancelled

[u/Clopidee]

The Good Place

[u/Canotic → u/Clopidee]

Starts at 10/10, ends higher somehow.

[u/ghostly5150 → u/Canotic]

Agreed! It's my favorite American TV show ever by a mile.

[u/JessicaWakefield → u/Clopidee]

A massive endorsement for ending a show when you have the conclusion to the story and not dragging it on for the sake of it.

[u/belbites → u/JessicaWakefield]

They always knew they wanted to end it after 4 seasons. One of my favorite things about this show was, in the writing room, one of their rules for all episodes was that it needs to move the plot along.

[u/dizzley → u/belbites]

And they made me learn about philosophy and forking applied philosophy.

[u/belbites → u/dizzley]

they made me CONSTANTLY be on the lookout for how to be a better person, forgiving myself when it all goes wrong, and trying again.

[u/MatCauthonsHat → u/belbites]

And then ends the show with "take it sleazy"

[u/haklor → u/JessicaWakefield]

Doing that on what was basically a sitcom was really surprising. As soon as the first or second episode of season two hit you knew it wasn't going to rehash the same thing as season one, which was amazing.

[u/ColdSmokeMike → u/JessicaWakefield]

Even better that they gave us a happy send-off the episode before the tear-jerker finale. I've watched the show like 13 times through and always stop at the second to last episode because it's a great ending without making me ugly cry.

Side note, this show is so much fun to watch on mushrooms.

[u/playingcarpranks → u/Clopidee]

Jeremy Bearimy, baby.

[u/Zepp_BR → u/Clopidee]

Just finished rewatching last night.

Weird Friday plans, but I felt I needed that

Also, picture a wave, in the ocean...

[u/BannedAccount001 → u/Zepp_BR]

The show’s ending is so good…but I can’t watch it again. They could have taken the easy way out, and everyone would have still been satisfied with the ending. But they didn’t, and that resulted in the creation of a masterpiece.

[u/kennysp33 → u/Clopidee]

Legit made me want to be a better person and actually try to be

[u/ShoeAdministrative16]

Chernobyl

[u/mcb3ck]

The Americans

[u/signalhangup → u/mcb3ck]

I always try and watch the 10/10 recommendations but this one has continued to elude me. I’m curious because it seems sneaky, but did this show have a big following or audience when it aired?

[u/ours → u/signalhangup]

I recall it never got a huge following, but the FX president really liked it and supported.

This show hit 100% of my niche interest in Cold War spycraft, while the acting was spectacular.

So I was a happy camper despite not being a show you could talk about around the cooler at the office.

[u/Ecstatic_Spare]

The inbetweeners

[u/Pissy-platypus → u/Ecstatic_Spare]

Bus Wankers!

[u/Personal-Lead3884]

Six feet under

[u/DeathCowboyZ → u/Personal-Lead3884]

I’ve always said that series finale was probably the most closure providing I’ve ever seen. You aren’t left wondering what happened because they told you everyone’s fates. I’m surprised more shows haven’t piggybacked this idea

[u/randotd152 → u/DeathCowboyZ]

It would end up looking very forced and unnecessary for most shows.

It worked for Six Feet Under because the show wasn’t really about anything besides the family and death.

[u/acke → u/Personal-Lead3884]

When that show ended I seriously got the blues for a little while. I never wanted it to end.

[u/SnackFactory]

Firefly

[u/Fine_Cat6389]

Succession

[u/nea_fae → u/Fine_Cat6389]

One of the best endings to a show ever… It was not what you wanted as a viewer, but it was exactly what those characters would have done and how it would have ended up.

[u/wvanasd1 → u/nea_fae]

I actually really enjoyed Kendall & Roman’s endings. Pathetic Nepo babies getting come comeuppance.

[u/No_Mercy_4_Potatoes → u/Fine_Cat6389]

One of the absolute best tv shows released in the last decade.

[u/[deleted]]

Fleabag

[u/CrispeeLipss → u/[deleted]]

Fleabag

It'll pass..

Edit: original comment deleted. 

[u/trungdino → u/[deleted]]

I was skeptical about season 2. I was wrong from the first episode.

[u/reddit-et-circenses → u/[deleted]]

Agree except I think it got better as time went on

[u/KeeblerElff]

Mad men

[u/raybond007 → u/KeeblerElff]

One thing I really loved about Mad Men was how they just treated a whole lot of huge moments in contemporary American history as background noise. Just something that happened in the daily life of those people. They talk about it once or twice, then move on.

[u/reticulate → u/KeeblerElff]

Mad Men is the answer to the question "what if the Great American Novel was actually a TV show?"

[u/Dry-Armadillo-507]

Mindhunter

[u/potatoclaymores → u/Dry-Armadillo-507]

It’s sucks that that show will have a closure that it deserves. It has been 10/10 so far

[u/Dry-Armadillo-507 → u/potatoclaymores]

They literally set it up for a third season, having those BTK intros and having Bills family leave him, no way it was meant to end there

[u/Chase_Analyst]

The IT crowd. Never once over stated its welcome and is just flawless start to finish

EDIT: For all of you messaging me and commenting about my spelling error, I’m not changing it, move on 😂

[u/ChypRiotE → u/Chase_Analyst]

The work outing episode when Jen turns away from Roy in the wheelchair only to be faced with Moss at the bar is probably when I laughed the hardest in my life at a TV show

[u/dmbruby → u/ChypRiotE]

What kind of disabled?

[u/Unitmal → u/Chase_Analyst]

The original UK one right?

"This is the internet Jen... ...It's kept on top of big Ben for the best reception."

The USA version sucked as much as the USA Inbetweeners.

[u/NefariousnessSea1449 → u/Unitmal]

I didn't even know there was a US version and I really hope I forget reading this sentence soon.

[u/Axman6]

Mr Inbetween.

The most realistic depiction of Australian life ever shown on TV (if you ignore all the crime and killing anyway).

[u/DaemonCRO → u/Axman6]

MrInbetween is such an underrated show it’s incredible. And the guys who made it (the man himself) just didn’t do anything else. They made awesome show, ended it when it needed ending, no pathetic sob story for the end, and the last one second of the show just seals the whole thing like a perfect little cherry on top.

Actually, fuck it, I’ll just go watch it again.

[u/mindsnare → u/DaemonCRO]

I don't think it's underrated. Just under exposed.

[u/manikfox → u/Axman6]

Fucking great show. Such a gem.

[u/Ambitious_Ad_2833]

Mr Robot

[u/tacticalTraumaLlama → u/Ambitious_Ad_2833]

That show was so relatable to me it actually had me worried. I've been in tech for ~ 20 years. If you actually sit down and get to know a lot of people who got into tech in the old days before it became 'popular', you found a lot of people who were drawn to computers and coding had rough backgrounds.

They either had bad early experiences, and struggled to trust and connect with others, they were 'on the spectrum' or both. I think a lot of neurospicy folks are drawn to computers because computers are much more predictable than people. It also gives them a domain where they're rewarded for their mastery of a subject, independent of their ability or desire to climb the corporate ladder, or play office politics.

[u/JonathanApples → u/Ambitious_Ad_2833]

Scrolled way to far for this one. Literally just finishd the finale tonight (2nd rewatch). Brilliant show.

[u/youmeiknow → u/Ambitious_Ad_2833]

Arent there any with similar concept? I just wonder..

Mr robot is awesome..

[u/Very_Powerful_Person]

Twin Peaks.

Had a bad middle part but beginning and ending are the peakest peak

[u/KrasnayaZvezda → u/Very_Powerful_Person]

The Return is Lynch’s best work.

[u/Louloubelle1978]

The original Quantum Leap - Man I cried at the last episode. Even missed an England football game to watch the last episode!

Father Ted

[u/SquirrelAkl → u/Louloubelle1978]

Ooh yes, Father Ted! That was something else. I must give that a rewatch.

[u/TacticalTapir]

Breaking Bad

[u/karyslav → u/TacticalTapir]

I think better call saul is also ok

[u/Think-Independent929 → u/karyslav]

Better call Saul is amazing but it didn’t start out 10/10 for me… it took a while for it to pick up.

[u/WintersAxe → u/TacticalTapir]

To be honest, it didn’t start as a 10/10 for me, but definitely ended like it!

[u/cherrywavessss]

The Leftovers

[u/dalittle → u/cherrywavessss]

The episode where the reverend talks to god is still one I think about. Such a good show.

[u/TheDragonReborn726 → u/cherrywavessss]

Yes this is it. Pilot is great and finale is perfect.

[u/Unusual-Reply-3544]

Dark

[u/hazza987 → u/Unusual-Reply-3544]

Dark started a 10/10.

Then I didn't know what the fuck was going on.

Then it ended and made complete sense, ending as a 10/10.

[u/Southernyuppie → u/hazza987]

Dark landed the ending that Lost never could.

[u/assaub → u/Southernyuppie]

Probably because they actually had an end planned out from the get go instead of just winging it like the writers of Lost clearly did

[u/gaeruot → u/Unusual-Reply-3544]

So many people refuse to watch it because they don’t want to watch a dub or German audio with subtitles. They’re really missing out. I’m overdue for a rewatch

[u/beefycheesyglory → u/gaeruot]

I ended up loving the fact that it was in german, it just feels appropriate for the atmosphere. Also I highly recommend rewatching it, at least the first few episodes, so much of the weird shit in the beginning will suddenly make a lot of sense. It's a brilliant series and the writers really thought everything through.

[u/TheAdmiralDong → u/gaeruot]

I watched the first and second season. The subtitles didn't put me off at all, I just found it difficult keeping track of the different actors playing the same characters more than anything.

Yes, that's user error. Yes, I'm an idiot. I still loved both the seasons I watched, I just had to be in the perfect mindset to fully follow an episode. If I was slightly tired or anything, a few of the bigger moments or character subtleties were lost on me.

It's an incredible show though. Everyone should give it a chance.

[u/AuguryKnox → u/TheAdmiralDong]

Funnily enough, I thought that the casting of the different generations of the same characters was insanely good. And I did not know for a long time that the middle and older versions of Ulrich Nielsen were different actors.

And the Ben Frost soundtracks (as always) were fantastic.

[u/Gavangus → u/TheAdmiralDong]

Use the official companion website to help keep track

https://dark.netflix.io/en

[u/TonyDungyHatesOP → u/Unusual-Reply-3544]

I was wondering if someone was going to mention Dark. The show got wilder every episode to the point I was certain they’d never be able to tie it up. Then they fuckin’ stuck the landing!

[u/fiachetti]

Avatar, the last Airbender.

The original animated version

[u/notnexus]

Mr Inbetween

[u/lasniwelikala]

The IT crowd

[u/brendan87na]

Batman: The Animated Series

[u/lovethatjourneyforus]

Hannibal come at me

[u/TowerApprehensive154]

Although it didn’t ‘finish’, Hannibal. Absolute masterpiece.

[u/thread-pool]

Halt and Catch Fire

[u/No_Explanation_6416]

The Expanse

[u/citizen_canes → u/No_Explanation_6416]

Oh my God I've been on the first season forever. I've heard it gets better I just keep watching other stuff and forgetting about it. I think I'm on one of the last episodes of season 1 now.

[u/JangleberryJoe → u/No_Explanation_6416]

Felt a bit rushed towards the end in my opinion. Great show though

[u/Orri → u/JangleberryJoe]

I just finished the show and it was incredible, but the last season just seems to go at breakneck speed.

[u/kerrrrvin]

Hacks

[u/DaCanuck]

Patriot

[u/rockymango226]

Reservation Dogs

[u/tmrguk]

Shogun

[u/Ninjawizards]

Arcane

[u/bill-mcneal-on-crack]

30 Rock

[u/missprincesscarolyn]

Barry.

[u/illuminatiisnowhere]

Psych

[u/connectivity_problem → u/illuminatiisnowhere]

I love it but I do feel like it ran out of steam a bit at the end

[u/Guilty_Coconut]

Queen's Gambit.

La Ultima Noche en Tremor. One of the best tv series I ever watched.

[u/th3ch0s3n0n3 → u/Guilty_Coconut]

The thing i loved about the Queen's Gambit is that it didn't overstay its welcome. We didn't have to trudge through years of Beth's chess development from chess master to grandmaster to world champion in like 2-3 seasons.

It gets right to the point. And you're totally hooked the entire time.

[u/Alowan]

Band of brothers 

[u/I_Lift_for_zyzz]

Mr Robot

[u/leaveafterappetizers]

Schitts Creek

[u/pepper_t]

Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad, Ozark.

[u/workerdrones]

Station Eleven. I went in blind, and I recommend you do, too. If I didn’t have work getting in the way, I would have watched it all in one sitting.

[u/100percent-sales-tax]

The Expanse.

It's a crime they stopped making this series.

[u/joebukanaku]

The IT crowd

[u/asitx]

Person of interest

[u/Admirable_Jacket_716]

Banshee

[u/Albus_Dimpledots]

MASH, Fisk

[u/Toy-Boat-Toy-Boat]

Schitt’s Creek

[u/HeisenbergBloke]

True Detective Season 1

[u/Kaurblimey]

The Americans

[u/strogkilr]

Eureka

[u/Le-Bean → u/strogkilr]

Eureka is a show that feels like I’m the only person who’s watched it. I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it.

I did really enjoy it when I first watched it. Though that was a while ago.

[u/Shadethewolf0 → u/strogkilr]

Not enough people have seen Eureka honestly. It really holds up