slop101

Simpsons - "Duffless" (from season 4)

(I know it word for word - along with at least 10 other Simpsons episodes, but this one's my fave, though it's close)

dolphinboy

mine was comedy and drama, although i really wasn't paying close attention to the rules.

JuryDuty

The Office (UK) Season 1, Episode 4 - "Training"

mphtrilogy

Six Feet Under The Finale
Newhart The Finale

Goat3001

Great choice. "Who are people who have never been in my kitchen?" will get a laugh out of me every damn time.

Libby

Six Feet Under Finale- Everyone's Waiting

i doubt any others could top that one for me. Still get goosebumps and tears every time I watch it

Paff

And people still use that on Jeopardy when they don't know the answer to a Daily Double or something

Traxan

Frasier, season 2, "The Innkeepers." Frasier and Niles buy a restaurant and destroy it on opening night. Just captures everything that made that show so awesome.

Canis Firebrand

Fraiser was a great show. I always loved in Simpson's episodes when Sideshow Bob and Cecil were voiced by Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce.

davidh777

Who pays attention to the OP?

Fact is, there have been millions on TV episodes over the years. I think listing three or four is doing pretty well, and it's more interesting anyway to see the variety of choices.

DthRdrX

No doubt it probably came from Breaking Bad. Crawl Space, Face-Off, and Ozymandias are some of the greatest episodes ever written IMO.

Other favorites would be Lost's first season or the entire fifth season of The Shield.

Michael Corvin

To be fair, it's Oldboy, he doesn't pay attention in other people's threads, so it's karma.

Goat3001

There are a lot of episodes of Community that I can think of but my choice is Basic Lupine Urology. That's the Law and Order parody episode. The funny thing is that I'm not even an L&O fan at all. I've seen bits and pieces but I don't think I've seen an entire episode from start to finish. Not my kind of show at all, but the Community parody just worked for me.

The Raising Hope episode "Chocolate Wars" is another personal favorite of mine. The show kind of came and went but it's one of my favorite short lived shows. This episode was a mafia/drug movie parody and they nailed it.

mcnabb

Hands down for me 'The Pine Barrens' from The Sopranos Season 3.

It is one of the funniest hours from a cable drama you will ever get. Christopher & Paulie are comedy gold.

davidh777

He doesn't pay attention to his own either.

slop101

Well shit, if everyone's doing one comedy, one drama, allow me to add my drama episode;

Sopranos - "College"

Geddlo

Psych- Tuesday the 17th
Spaced- Gone

stvn1974

Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Tabula Rasa

whotony

Lists are so boring.

Without saying what and why what's the point?

meshershark

Buffy - Normal Again

Because when I first saw it, all those seasons in, it was like the ultimate twist to the whole series (and Angel too). I see it as the only episode where we see reality peek through. I've often wondered if that was a sly conscious attempt by the writers to inject reality or to just add some temporary chaos.

Doc Moonlight

THE RIFLEMAN, S2 E12 "The Baby Sitter" Written and directed by Sam Peckinpah, it's like a mini-Peckinpah film packed with humor, violence and pathos. Half-hour dramas are truly a lost art form.

Traxan

ER, S6E14, "All in the Family." Carter and Lucy were stabbed by a psycho patient and the staff had to fight to save their colleagues. Romano and Lizzie were especially good in this episode.

Shannon Nutt

This is the correct answer. 25 years later and it's still one of the most haunting, scary things I've seen on TV...and it was on ABC!

MovieMax

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Axeramm

my favorite episode of tv hasnt aired yet, but it's the episode of Game of Thrones when they decide to place Littlefinger's head on a pike but forget to behead him first and just shove it up his ass until it ends up in his head.