IMPORTANT: This ranking will still be expanded, so not all characters I have seen in the series are included yet, or some are not on the list because I need to rewatch the series with them. FOR CLARITY: This ranking starts with the first picture you see — that is the number one spot in my opinion (or click on the picture to see my rating on a 10-point scale). Then the characters are listed from left to right in descending order in the list. If you want to know my personal opinion, visit the tab "Best TV series of all time by a NestPrice user." in my profile or use the link: https://m.imdb.com/list/ls593828942/?ref_=uspf_t_3

Top-15 Best female character's of all time (TV series) by NestPrise user

Top-15 Best male character's of all time (TV series) by NestPrise user

Hi! You're here to be curious. This is a list of my viewed or in progress projects (with my review in the notes). It's very different from the lists of the best films that I've made too (you can watch if you want). A TV series is a different viewing format, where you see a more detailed story. And here I am more critical of this format, since many in the community (let's be honest with you) do not really understand the criteria for evaluating such projects. That's why it's more complicated than the overall user ratings. And how do I rate the series? and here are my criteria:                                                                                                              I. Script and Characters •   Concept Originality – Novelty of the idea, avoidance of clichés. •   Plot Structure and Logic – Completeness of structure (inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution), absence of plot holes. •   Character Depth and Development – Arcs, multi-dimensionality, believability. •   Dialogue – Naturalness, distinctiveness, absence of wooden/stilted text. •   Thematic Content – Themes, messages, core concepts; depth, relevance, subtlety. II. Genre Realization •   Adherence to Genre Conventions – Appropriateness of tropes, atmosphere, and style. •   Genre Innovation – Fresh take on familiar elements, originality in blending genres. •   Balance of Genre Expectations and Surprises – Meeting audience expectations without excessive predictability. III. Visuals •   Cinematography – Framing, lighting, color, composition. •   Art Direction / Production Design – Sets, costumes, overall visual world. •   Editing and Pacing – Tempo, flow, logical and purposeful transitions. •   Animation / Action Scene Choreography – Fluidity, spectacle, logic. •   Visual Effects (VFX/CGI) – Realism, seamless integration, detail. IV. Sound •   Music and Soundtrack – Emotional impact, memorability. •   Sound Design – Effects, atmosphere, volume balance. V. Direction and Acting •   Directorial Vision – Tone control, work with actors (or voice-over talent). •   Acting Performance – Believability, emotional range, suitability for roles. VI. Overall Impression •   Emotional Impact – Depth of engagement/involvement. •   Cohesion and Balance – Harmony of all elements. •   Personal Enjoyment – Subjective viewing pleasure. ---  20 criteria = based on a ten-point system (then I sum these numbers and divide by 20). That's how I evaluate each project. If you see descriptions in the ratings (note, to do this, next to "Sort by" on the right side, click the icon: "Selected: Detailed view"), it means that I have already finally decided for yourself what the final result will be. If it's just an assessment, it means that I'm not 100% sure about the project, or maybe I need to review it (I've often watched them for a long time, but I need to refresh my memory). And if there 's nothing there ... that means I haven't looked at the end yet. That's all I wanted to write. And yes, one more thing... 10/10 gets, if it's completely or almost everything is perfect and emotionally I'm just thrilled. So far, I've never given such an assessment in my entire life (TV series). By the way, if you see the "#" sign next to the rating, it means that I did not finish watching the series until the end, or even lost the desire to watch further (again, this sign is very rare here.).I usually watch everything to the end, but there are exceptions to this list and I will inform you.                                                                                              P.s  Perhaps there are objective points here :)

Best TV series of all time by a NestPrice user.

Perhaps there are elements of objectivity here :)

Best MOVIES of all time by a NestPrice user.

Liv Tyler, Sean Astin, Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Ian McKellen, and Andy Serkis in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)

Best DC project of all time by a NestPrice user.

Hello everybody! Here I decided to separate out the movies (or TV series) that I watched. Again, if you want to see an opinion on TV shows, then look at the list " Best TV series of all time by a NestPrice user." (https://www.imdb.com/list/ls593828942/?ref_=cr_lst_1). This is my personal top. And I will have to combine movies and TV shows here (although they are different in format). Therefore, there will be no 10th scale here. А если хотите увидеть оценки фильмов всех, то вот список "Best Movies of all time by a NestPrice user."(https://www.imdb.com/list/ls596012646/?ref_=cr_lst_2)

Best MARVEL project of all time by a NestPrice user.

Best ALIEN / PREDATOR of all time by a NestPrice user.

Hello everybody! If you came here to see TOP-1 ... Andor ... then no :)                     Why not in the first place? I wrote in my list of "best TV series" (https://www.imdb.com/list/ls593828942/?ref_=lsedt_4). And if you want to see the "best movies", then there are lists from SW (https://www.imdb.com/list/ls596012646/?ref_=cr_lst_2). I put the places that I was most impressed with. Therefore, there are movies and TV series (although they are different in format).

Best STAR WARS project of all time by a NestPrice user.

Samuel L. Jackson, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, James Earl Jones, Frank Oz, Ian McDiarmid, Hayden Christensen, and Gene Bryant in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)

Best Short Film of all time by a NestPrice user.

Brian Vaughan in Batman: Broken Promise (2022)

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