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Rolling Stone ranks top 100 TV shows of all time
I'm just going to list the top 25 here because exhaustion/laziness! 
Three of the top four are actually on my list, but in a different order for me (Breaking Bad is #1, Sopranos #2 and The Wire #3).
But I disagree with MASH at #25. Too low! There are a bunch of shows ranked ahead of it that are not better, IMO. I've never even heard of #5 (Fleabag???) And Succession at #11? Don't even get me started (overrated!!).
What are your quibbles with this list?
1. ‘The Sopranos’
2. ‘The Simpsons’
3. 'Breaking Bad'
4 'The Wire'
5. 'Fleabag'
6. ‘Seinfeld’
7. ‘Mad Men’
8. ‘Cheers’
9. ‘Atlanta’
10. ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’
11. ‘Succession’
12. ‘The Twilight Zone’
13. ‘Veep’
14. ‘The Americans’
15. ‘The Larry Sanders Show’
16. ‘Twin Peaks’
17. ‘The Leftovers’
18. ‘Saturday Night Live’
19. ‘I May Destroy You’
20. ’30 Rock’
21. ‘All in the Family'
22. ‘Star Trek’
23. ‘Watchmen’
24. ‘Freaks and Geeks’
25. ‘M*A*S*H’
Full results here:
https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-lists/best-tv-shows-of-all-time-1234598313/
Four best Tom Hanks movies?
Tom himself says even though he's been in nearly 100 films, only four of them are "pretty good." That's silly. Maybe he means that dozens and dozens of others are VERY good??
Anyway, what are your top four favorite Tom Hanks movies?
Mine:
Road to Perdition
Saving Private Ryan
Forrest Gump
Captain Phillips
https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1574844645309227008
Does she have "guilty" written on her face?
More specifically, her tongue?
https://twitter.com/dog_rates/status/1574880450476011520
Breaking down the world's population when it reaches 8 billion
A pretty cool infographic.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/visualized-the-worlds-population-at-8-billion/
We might not have any pee-pee tapes, but we have a Pee-Pee problem!
Pierre Poilievre is doing well in the polls. Perhaps it's that shiny new "leader" glint that he will tarnish again and again, repelling some "centrist" voters.
September 27, 2022 – The ascendance of Pierre Poilievre as leader of the Conservatives is giving his party an advantage in vote intent over the Liberals not seen in more than three years.
Since the 2019 election, the two parties have been locked in what has mostly amounted to a statistical tie in national vote intention – generally driven by the rise and fall the fortunes of the Trudeau government in the moment rather than momentum for the Conservatives. Now the opposition party – which last month elected its third leader in as many years – is pulling together a right-of-centre base that includes not only its own supporters but those who turned out for the People’s Party in the 2021 general election.
The result is now a seven-point lead in vote intention for the Conservatives, according to new data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute. Three-quarters of those who supported the PPC in the last federal election (5% of Canadians voted for the PPC) say they would now support the CPC.
Overall, three-in-ten Canadians say they would vote Liberal, while one-in-five would vote for the NDP.
https://angusreid.org/federal-politics-sept-2022/
Spanish sky alight with brilliant colors during electrical storm
Unless this video has been edited, that's some extremely active lightning!
https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1574272554423951362
Ants outnumber humans by what factor?
Cover 'em in chocolate and bring their numbers down! 
https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1573152676044472320
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