Viewers may argue over the remote, but we can all agree that 2013 was a great year for television.
This year, fans enjoyed the series finales of Breaking Bad and 30 Rock. We also welcomed great new shows like Sleepy Hollow and American Horror Story: Coven.
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Plenty of year-end lists will laud shows for powerful acting and dynamic writing, but some shows have other strengths that need to be recognized.
Like their ability to incorporate a tap break. Or puppets.
Whether it really happened or not is irrelevant.
They even fit in a Gone with the Wind reference around all the writhing.
Yes "Rural Juror" made almost no sense, but if you're honest, it made you tear up a little.
Maybe you'll be emotionally prepared to talk about it in 2014.
If Zoe was in The Walking Dead she'd have their zombie problem taken care of in a week.
And just in case you think Glee was unopposed in this category, they barely beat Community's puppet episode.
Admit it, you jumped.
Forget The Miracle of Birth, if you want to scare teens, remind them there's always the possibility that, once pregnant, a zombie apocalypse could break out.
All of Icabod's moments of confusion deserve an award, but it was his puzzled reaction to his very own Christmas stocking that beats them all.
High Jane Fonda is the best kind of Jane Fonda.
The unchallenged victor of 2013 TV, and it wasn't even technically on TV.
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