Jack Crosby: Gordon Bombay goes through one of the great transformations for a coach ever seen on the silver screen. When we're talking about fictional coaches, the best compliment of a character is that you'd love to play on their team. A grizzled veteran who was able to whip a team into shape but also relate to them when they needed it the most, Brown is a manager you'd love to play for. He wasn't the star of the "Major League" franchise, but he's arguably as beloved as Wild Thing or either of the Willie Mays Hayeses (Wesley Snipes or Omar Epps). Round 1 GMĬhip Patterson: Lou Brown exemplifies exactly what we're going for with a fictional coaches draft. Keep scrolling to see which coaches were taken and in which order, along with draft grades at the bottom. From baseball to boxing and even dodgeball, elite coaches can be found at every corner of athletics. While football was obviously the most popular, no sport was off the table. Over the course of five rounds, our writers and editors selected their ideal coaches from various sports movies and TV shows. If the writers and editors on our college football team could draft fictional coaches to lead our even more fictional teams (of any sport), who would we choose?Īnd so, the Fictional Coaches Draft was born. It's the type of stuff that movies are made of - which inspired us to revisit some of the best sports films and TV shows over the years. It still makes the list because of its nostalgia value and the relatively low number of reviews available.The 2023 NFL Draft gets underway Thursday, and over the ensuing few days, the hopes and dreams of more than 200 college football players will be realized. Have fond memories of 1979’s Buck Rogers in the 25th Century? Hate to ruin any childhood reverie, but it stands at a ripe 33% with 15 reviews on season 1. Ranking each of these shows is a Gorn wrestling match all its own – especially when it comes to now-classic titles whose scores are so Rotten, they threaten to stink up the whole list. What about shows in the Marvel Cinematic Universe like Jessica Jones and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.? Superhero shows were deemed a separate category. David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks, which famously popularized the dead-girl murder-mystery trope before dovetailing into something more complicated, was deemed horror-fantasy (so don’t bother “Where’s Twin Peaks?!”–ing us in the comments).
Fantasy, mystery, horror, and postapocalyptic genres can appear to enter the sci-fi realm, but we had to create some boundaries. One of the toughest calls we had to make was what exactly constitutes science fiction. Moore’s mid-2000s re-imagining of Battlestar Galactica received high marks across the board - not surprising, since they all also have high Tomatometer scores, as do relative newcomers like Westworld, The Expanse, and Black Mirror. Some usual suspects naturally came out on top: Doctor Who, Fringe, Firefly, Orphan Black, and creator Ronald D.
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To determine which series is the supreme ruler of the sci-fi genre, we took into consideration Tomatometer data culled from critics’ reviews, plus a number of reputable “best of” lists, and sprinkled the effort with some editorial discretion, asking ourselves which shows have stood the test of time, inspired spin-offs and copycats, and even made their influence known on the big screen. But deciding which sci-fi TV series is the best? That debate could start an intergalactic war. Science fiction is often celebrated as a forward-thinking genre that promotes peace among all life forms. Johnson/HBO Frank Ockenfels/FOX SyFy Netflix) 100 BEST SCI-FI TV SHOWS OF ALL TIME
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