Top 5 Most Favorite TV Series

I've been a TV buff since I was in grade school. I  have seen more than 70 TV shows in my life and I do not regret spending a lot of my time watching these. Of course, in this 70, I included those shows which got cancelled early or those which I just decided not to watch anymore.

Since I am bored, I decided to share to you my Top 5 Most Favorite TV Series. It is unbelievably hard to choose my top 5, but nah.. who cares.

EMMYs 2012 Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Dream Nominations and Winner

Now that the most prestigious awards night for primetime television is near, let me share to you the six lead actors who I think will (and hope) to be nominated for the  Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama   Series category. And of course, I'll include who I think must win the said award. 

This one is a close call. You basically know who will win anyway. It's just a fight of who will be nominated.

You ready?

Here we go... 

Bryan Cranston, BREAKING BAD (AMC)

Somewhere out there, Bryan Cranston is already preparing his thank-you speech when he wins the award for the fourth time. Mr. White is one of the most engaging characters I've ever watched on Television, and his portrayer - Cranston - is the one to be applaud to. 

He will win this award. Period.

Unless some weird voodoo happens.

Jon Hamm, MAD MEN (AMC)

Don Draper always gets what he wants... except the Emmys. Jon Hamm has been on the nominees list ever since Mad Men started, but he had never won. Well, his show - Mad Men - wins every year as the Most Outstanding Drama Series anyway. Jon Hamm plays Draper so well that he makes me want to smoke a lot and cheat on my girlfriend.

Everybody Cries (HOUSE 8x22 Everybody Dies Episode Review)

For the last time, HOUSE had proved why it is one of most well written series ever created by providing us a heartfelt and imaginative final episode.

The series finale of House focused on the main character of the show - Dr. Gregory House, MD.  For the last time, we went inside House's tricky and complex mind.

For 8 years, House has been an ego maniac and a selfish bastard towards his colleagues and his best friend while battling on his personal dilemmas in life. In the finale, we saw House having a conversation (subconsciously) with some people from his past - Kutner, Amber, Stacy, and Cameron - as they convince House that there's more to life than being a crippled asshole and his life is not as useless as he thinks it is.