Still Watching's Greatest TV Shows of All Time

Still Watching

Vanity Fair

Arts

4.2 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Richard, Chris, and Hillary are handing out awards this week and designating which programs deserve to be named the best drama, comedy, and reality series in television history.

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0:00.0	Hi, it's Cho Manardi and I'm the co-host of the run-through and also head of editorial content at British Vogue.
0:07.0	In case you haven't heard, Vogue just launched our all new app.
0:11.3	Through the app, you can chat with me and other editors on everything happening in fashion.
0:16.6	Shop editor favourites and vote on the best looks of the season.
0:19.8	Get real-time updates now, so you never miss a moment.
0:23.6	Download the Vogue app today.
0:28.1	I just love television so much.
0:32.3	We all do.
0:33.9	Hello, and welcome to Still Watching, a weekly television podcast from Vanity Fair.
0:38.6	I'm Chris Murphy.
0:39.7	I'm Richard Lawson.
0:40.8	And I'm Hillary Busez.
0:42.1	This week we are talking about the greatest shows of all time.
0:45.4	Yes, a really daunting affair.
0:47.0	We've had...
0:47.6	This episode is nine hours long.
0:50.1	Block out your whole week.
0:52.2	But yes, we've had a grand debate behind the scenes and landed on our favorite shows in the following categories.
0:59.5	Drama, comedy, and reality TV.
1:02.1	Yes, since here at Vanity Fair, we love an award season.
1:05.5	We have decided to make our very own Still Watching Awards show to talk about our picks for the greatest show of all time.
1:11.7	That's right, folks.
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