Which are the best miniseries ever?

[Celtic Conservative]

Shogun!

Hai!, wakari-mashita!

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[Kirkwood]

Gettysburg (1993), Lonesome Dove, John Adams.

[windcliff]

I didn’t get into miniseries but I use to love “Afternoon Specials”.

[jocon307]

Thornbirds. Something I should have hated, but I loved it!

[CaptainK]

QB VII and Rich Man Poor Man were aired in the 1970s. Shogun was in the 1980's.

[Flag_This]

What? Nobody liked “North and South”?

[Kirkwood]

Danger UXB, Piece of Cake.

[struggle]

Band of Brothers
MST3K

[slumber1]

Cannot comment, do not own a TV.

I thought you couldn't comment!

[patriot08]

My favs; Rome, Big Love, 6ft Under., Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, MadMen, Downton Abby, Mr. Selfridge.

[Fungi]

That was not a comment.

[morphing libertarian]

well that’s a great one as I listed.

I’ve watched mini-series since Rich Man.

I liked Fargo this year and they will come back next year with new story and new cat. A mini-series every year.

[Washi]

The Stand

[donna]

Chiefs (1982)
Three generations of police chiefs for a southern town go about their jobs while a serial murderer operates.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhiJua8kRUQ

[HChampagne]

I Claudius

[Kirkwood]

Since there were only 6 hours filmed, I’m going to include Fawlty Towers on my list.

[morphing libertarian]

When does something stop being a mini-series and become a series.

Game of Thrones will be going into what 5th year soon. Is that a mini-series?

[AFret.]

War and Remembrance..

[CH3CN]

Awakening Land.

[Rushmore Rocks]

Mr. RR is watching Victory at Sea right now. But I loved the Thornbirds and Lonesome Dove.