Here are the great TV shows of this Golden Age:

[Sir C]

Babylon Berlin

I could never get on with The West Wing. I just thought they were all ****s.

And I had to stop watching The Sopranos because I couldn't listen to the man's breathing anymore. It surprised me not one jot when he threw a seven.

The West Wing was, of course, often referred to as The Left Wing, but the dialogue was fun.

Babylon Berlin, you say? I shall investigate.

[Burney]

The West Wing was, of course, often referred to as The Left Wing, but the dialogue was fun.

Babylon Berlin, you say? I shall investigate.

It's German, but there's loads of knockers and that.

[Ash]

The West Wing was, of course, often referred to as The Left Wing, but the dialogue was fun.

Babylon Berlin, you say? I shall investigate.

I found the dialogue irritating. A bunch of smart-arses speaking clever-sounding sentences at a hundred miles an hour that it probably took the writers ages to construct and polish.

Cùnts.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

I found the dialogue irritating. A bunch of smart-arses speaking clever-sounding sentences at a hundred miles an hour that it probably took the writers ages to construct and polish.

Cùnts.

And cameras gliding through scenes like a fecking drone and people wafting into and out of view while delivering said smart arse lines and never bumping into each other - utter tosh (I am a little disappointed with Sir C a. I thought him a man of discernment and taste. I fear when they amputated his hooter they took some of his brain with it).