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Game of Thrones is the best binge-worthy TV show of all time according to a recent poll

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December 19, 2023

The standards for excellent television programming have increased to previously unheard-of levels during the past 20 years. Raising the threshold even further was largely made possible by Game of Thrones. The fantasy epic continues to be the winner of the most Emmys. Game of Thrones was chosen as the greatest binge-worthy TV program of all time in a recent survey, demonstrating once more that the series is still one of the most popular.

Game of Thrones is the best binge-worthy TV show according to Ranker

Game of Thrones has proved time over time again that it is indeed one of the best shows ever produced in the 21st century. And rightly so, audience polls over time seem to agree with the fact. In a recent list that was released by Ranker, more than 1.5 million people voted, and all of them have agreed in unison- Game of Thrones tops them all.

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Game of Thrones leads the ranking with over 46 thousand votes.

Here are the top 10 most binge-worthy TV of all time according to the poll:

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Game of Thrones
Stranger Things
Breaking Bad
The Office
Sherlock
Friends
The Sopranos
Supernatural
The Big Bang Theory
Sons of Anarchy

One of the greatest episodes of Game of Thrones: “Blackwater.”

There would undoubtedly be a Game of Thrones episode on Vanity Fair’s selection of the 25 best episodes from the last 25 years. May 27, 2012, saw the premiere of Blackwater, the penultimate episode of Season 2, which included one of the greatest fighting scenes ever captured on television. It demonstrates Tyrion’s bravery in the face of King Joffrey’s cowardice and his leadership abilities in the face of dire peril.

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