Also, his top five picks for shows to avoid.

BEST: 10.

The empathy that it generates is profound.

Jeff Jensen’s Picks of the Year

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Rectify is better than drama its a spiritual ministry.

BEST: 9.

If lovingCrazy Ex-Girlfriendis wrong, I dont want to be right.

BEST: 10. Rectify (SundanceTV)

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BEST: 8.

BEST: 7.

Hannibal (NBC)

All hail Bryan Fullers sumptuously grotesque Hannibal the redemption of reboot cannibalism and Shocker!

BEST: 9. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (The CW)

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BEST: 6.

Fargo (FX)

What Melissa Maerz says in the next gallery?

I just liked it a teensy bit less.

BEST: 8. Documentary Now (IFC)

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BEST: 5.

Peggy Olsen (Elisabeth Moss) strutting toward the future with a hangover hidden by shades and attitude.

His Mona Lisa smile haunts.

BEST: 7. Hannibal (NBC)

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It leaves a legacy of extraordinary episodic art-making and sets the standard for all wannabe great dramas.

BEST: 4.

With sharp takes on immigrant families, media representation, and (of course!)

BEST: 6. Fargo (FX)

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Personal, universal, finely fashioned,Master of Nonewas simply masterful.

BEST: 3.

From anyone else, this is horror.

BEST: 5. Mad Men (AMC)

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She was our antiMr.

Robot a redeemer to Elliots destroyer.

BEST: 2.

BEST: 4. Master of None (Netflix)

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Season 3 of this ironic Cold War drama produced DEFCON Level-1 tension by tracking the risky business of glasnost.

Which was more riveting: Elizabeth rationalizing her moral character while talking a woman into poisoning herself?

Philip, posing as a cigarette lobbyist, seducing a troubled teen fuming with self-loathing?

BEST: 3. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix)

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Or Philip shedding another brilliant disguise to shatter fake wife Martha (Alison Wright)?

The cast crushed every game-changing beat.

So what if Emmy largely ignored them.

BEST: 2. The Americans (FX)

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To Siberia with her!

BEST: 1.

Enthralling and resonant,Mr.

BEST: 1. Mr. Robot (USA)

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Robotreminded us that revolution begins under the hoodie.

WORST: 5.

Heroes Reborn (NBC)

Once, the comic-book pastiche ofHeroeswas, for all its failings, actually unique.

WORST: 5. Heroes Reborn (NBC)

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But with the airwaves now glutted with too many super-powered folk,Heroes Rebornwas 2015s most unnecessary revival.

Worse were the cliches, incoherent plotting, and near-larcenous appropriation.

Fade away,Heroes.

WORST: 4. Minority Report (FOX)

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WORST: 4.

WORST: 3.

When, oh, when will the antihero wallow end?

WORST: 3. Hand of God (Amazon)

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May its failure inspire better.

WORST: 1.

ABC whackedWicked Citybecause viewers correctly rejected it for being headbangingly brainless or an insult to Billy Idol.

WORST: 2.Truth Be Told (NBC)

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Whatever the reason, good job, America.

WORST: 1. Wicked City (ABC)

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