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

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[ultrasushi]

« The Constant » from LOST!

[yami_no_hoshi]

yes! that episode is my favourite

[soinnocuous]

I always refer to "The Constant" when I'm in a deep depressive episode. The thought of a deeply emotionally resonating belief that motivates a person through all their actions.

[artvandellay]

Just checking the list to make sure this one is on there.

[ellie_andrews]

Ozymandias - Breaking Bad

[stillwaiting]

This episode was SO intense

[elktrail]

I honestly felt so stressed after watching this, lol. The writer Moira Walley Beckett is the same woman who made Anne With An E.

[iznanassi]

From Season 2 of the Twilight Zone remake i havent stopped thinking about Among the Untrodden

[nalaa1906]

"Silent All These Years" from Grey's Anatomy

This one was my first thought.
And "Memphis" from This is Us.

[angriest_girl]

I’m not a Buffy fan, but Hush really is great.

The Bojack episode I think is a masterpiece is the one where he goes to the underwater movie festival.

S3 finale of Boardwalk Empire is one I still think about a lot, as well as the S5 finale, which I kind of hated at first but the more I thought about it, the more I appreciated how it showed that we had been supporting the wrong person in the Nucky/Gillian conflict all along.

And just for fun, there’s an awesomely perfect episode of Uncle where they try to get a song recorded for a competition but the main guy has flu and has to bring in his ex and her boyfriend to help and everything keeps going wrong. And of course they all learn things along the way.