37 TV Episodes That Are So Perfect, People Still Think About Them To This Day

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37 TV Episodes That Are So Brilliant, I Can't Believe Someone Thought Of Them https://t.co/cf0MOByyIJ
- BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) November 11, 2020

5/37.
- "Free Churro" from BoJack Horseman, S05E06.
"The whole episode is a eulogy and I wasn’t sure if the format was going to work well, but honestly it’s so captivating to watch BoJack basically come to

Comments

[beysactingcoach]

I know it’s an anthology but San Junipero and the White Bear episodes of Black Mirror are phenomenal.

Also The Injury from The Office is brilliant.

Think I should do a BoJack rewatch soon, it feels like a very 2020 show.

This is so hokey but the Hothouse episode from Law and Order had me reeling, not that it was phenomenal TV but the ending had me shooking

[anus]

Be Right Back is also an amazing Black Mirror episode.

[ellyrianna]

San Junipero really is a perfect episode. White Bear is one of my least favorites though.

[marmar627]

The Injury just has so many great lines and great delivery of those lines. I work with walkies and whenever someone doesn't respond, I just think of "Ryan is, uh, dead" and "Ryan, who is supposed to be DEAD" and I crack myself up.

[x_spinfaster]

when I was younger I used to be obsessed with the scene of Jim spraying michael and dwight back and forth with the spray bottle, I used to rewind it and laugh out loud haha. Such good physical comedy!

[helyanwe89]

San Junipero is my favourite. Maybe in part because it is not as dark or depressing as some of the others.

[x_spinfaster]

yess The Injury is my fav office episode of all time! As much as I don't love Mindy's shows, she's written most of my fav office episodes

[daytonameth]

Every time I rewatch BoJack I find something different. Every single episode hits me

[kampfbaby]

most recently, the one that blew me away only upon rewatch was the one where diane gets a firearm.