These five shows topped all others at our last screening. If they continue to wow the audience, they'll stay here; if not, they'll be cancelled. But for now, they reign supreme.
The Defenders of Stan
Created by Austin Bragg, Hunter Christy
Super-powered heroes unite to defend humanity - in this case, one guy. "Defenders of Stan" reclaims number one for like the tenth time this month...do we really have to count? Let's just enjoy.
First screened: 2006-08-28 at Anthology Film Archives
Most recent episode: 16
Votes: 124/129 - 96.12%
Mister Glasses
Created by Mitch Magee
Gorgeous black and white photography, a character obsessed with modernist architecture...what's not to like? In July, Mister Glasses fell to number 2 in its perpetual joust with "Defenders of Stan".
First screened: 2007-11-05 at Tribeca Cinemas
Most recent episode: 6
Votes: 119/129 - 92.25%
The Outer Boroughs
Created by Eugene Lehnert
Eugene Lehnert (whose crew credits include "U.K.M." and "God's Weatherman"), lands his first prime time gig as a creator with this supernatural show set in, shall we say, a less-than-desirable location.
First screened: 2008-07-07 at Pianos
Most recent episode: 1
Votes: 104/129 - 80.62%
Scissor Cop
Jeremy Westphal and Chris Prine (puppeteer hands from "Puppet Rapist") remain in Prime Time (sans puppets) with this show about a cop who, for (still) as yet unexplained reasons, never lets go of his scissors.
First screened: 2008-04-08 at Pianos
Most recent episode: 3
Votes: 76/129 - 58.91%
Majestic Dragon
This Victor Vazquez/Jordan Fish collaboration continues its formal experimentation, adding a show within a show that includes live action footage. It just made the cut in July, eking out a Prime Time slot by a single vote.
First screened: 2008-02-05 at Pianos
Most recent episode: 5
Votes: 75/129 - 58.14%
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