Currently most talked about TV shows?

Which are the most talked about Television Shows? I'd say:

• Mad Men
• Game of Thrones
• The Walking Dead

I would have thrown Sons of Anarchy in there but then I realised that most people watch it because of Hunnam :P

As the title says...

People still talk about Mad Men? Ugh, that show is boring.

@the_stegman: Mad men is astoundingly well done TV.

@rogueshadow: I find it astoundingly dull. Bunch of ad execs sitting around smoking cigarettes and having affairs.

Game of Throne only really gets talked about when it's actually on.

Game of thrones>The Walking Dead>Mad men in the thread context.

I didnt saw half of it ...>...>...

Okay... Well no, that's not the entire plot. I'm guessing you've seen about 3 episodes of it. But regardless, TV doesn't have to be all explosions and fight scenes to be good. But if it's not for you that's fine.

Walking dead

Guess no one talks about Breaking Bad anymore. *sigh* Mad Men haven't seen so idk. Walking Dead is just utter garbage now. What I've seen of Game of Thrones looks amazing.

@rogueshadow: I've seen the first two seasons, and that's all it was. Seriously. I don't need constant explosions but I need more than just witty dialogue.

If I had to guess, it's because it's over.

South Park.

It's been dealing with current events too often but it's still pretty strong. Even on a bad week it has a decent about of funny moments.

The Following was talked about a lot last year when it was on. I imagine the same will be here.

I'm really looking forward to Season 2 of The Americans. FX is underrated in the TV shows it puts out.

I don't have cable -_-

And impressive character development, a Byronic hero, an interesting plot line as well as Christina Hendricks.

You're acting like it's the only show to have these things (except Christina Hendricks, who I don't care for) When I think of a TRULY good show, it has complex protaganists, character development, AND something to keep me entertained, shows like Breaking Bad, The Wire, Sopranos, Dexter (seasons 1-4) Boardwalk Empire (now THAT'S a period piece). When the most action a show has is someone having their foot run over by a lawn mower..it's not for me.

You can build drama from anything. I never Dexter was never on the levels of the aforementioned shows in my opinion, except maybe season 4, that was well done. Neither is Boardwalk Empire for me. I don't really care about action, it's the drama and tension behind a scene/episode that fuels my interest, I can cope without action as long as the plot/character dynamism is strong enough, for me it's up there with the greats. Don Draper is a brilliantly complex protagonist on the level of Walter White, Tony & Omar in my opinion, I like it. And it's not the only show to have those things, it just does them better than most others. In my opinion Downton Abbey's a great, well made show [I know, I know] for what it's trying to achieve, it does it beautifully, I'm not really interested in action all that much unless it furthers the plot or is emotionally important to characters and their development. Unless we're dealing with shows like TWD, Arrow etc, where I'm expecting to get something different out of that experience. I suppose it just doesn't appeal to you, that's fine.

That's...actually a very well thought out response, and I can see where you're coming from, I don't mean to bash the show or anything, nor am I saying it sucks, obviously it doesn't with all the critical acclaim it gets, I just personally never got into it, but different strokes for different folks I suppose, ha ^_^