ONTD Original: The most Iconic TV Episodes EVER, Part 1

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[giuliettamasina]

I made a friend when I was playing the buffy musical episode soundtrack at my job lmao, and I'm a slut for M*A*S*H

[kjesta]

Even tho the show ended up going to shit, I think some GoT moments like the Red Wedding or the conclusion to Ned's S1 plot were big moments that were a collective shocking experience to audiences.

[lastinthebox]

IA. I was a little less shocked having read the books, but some parts of that show were still so thrilling. Like the first major battle against the white walkers. Hardhome, I think?

[kansascshuffle]

It's really sad that all the hype that GoT (deservedly) got at the beginning went down the drain with the last season but oh well. Personally, I remember the way Tywin saved the day in the King's Landing battle.

[lozbabie]

My then partner legit thought I was choking when the Red Wedding happened. I could speak and was making these strange noises so he’s come running out. He’s like ‘you dying?’ And I’m just pointing at the TV

[coulson]

i didn't know how controversial the final episode of sopranos was when i watched it. i loved it tho

[lastinthebox]

Lost’s flash forward trick absolutely blew my mind. Like, jaw on the floor lol.

I think my favorite episodes of any show ever, though, is still Lost’s ‘The Constant’ and BB’s iconic ‘Ozymandias’.

HOW COULD I FORGET

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[kjesta]

I think it's iconic bc it cemented SU from feeling like a show beloved by lgbt folks to rly stepping out there as being openly gay in many different ways, to me. I remember ppl going nuts, including me!

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[coulson]

this was excellent

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[gettyupcowboy]

Steven Universe had so many epic episodes. “A Single Pale Rose” had me shook though.