As an older millennial, the early 2000s feel like the prime time in my coming of age. These TV shows are probably responsible for my personality and a lot of my beliefs in this world. When it came time to pick the 10 best shows of the early 2000s, I thought a lot about the cultural impact and what these shows had to say not only about the era but also how they shaped the TV that was to come. It was not easy, and I feel like I did leave some classics out, but I am so excited to show you the list and to chat more about it below. Let's dive in. 10. 24 (2001–2010)Created by: Joel Surnow and Robert CochranNo show defined the post-9/11 cultural anxiety quite like 24. Basically, it took our anxiety about possibly having this be the last day we have alive and put it on television. Its central gimmick of a season unfolding in real-time over 24 hours was a revolutionary narrative device. It was so smart and kept people hooked. The character of Jack Bauer became the decade's definitive action hero, one that transcended TV. The show's split-screen format and ticking-clock suspense changed the language of action thrillers on TV forever.9. Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000-Present)Created by: Larry DavidAfter 9/11, we all got way more cynical, so it made sense that a more realistic version of Seinfeld would become a massive hit. Larry David doubled down on his "no hugging, no learning" mantra...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 29 October