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979 recorded answers
How to approach it
Begin with a wide recall sweep rather than one narrow genre: list acclaimed dramas, comedies, miniseries, animated shows, documentary strands and reality formats you can name from any decade or country. Then verify every candidate against its own ratings page, reading the average score and the vote total together, because clearing one threshold does not guarantee the other. Build the shortlist in groups so gaps become visible and you can hunt for a title to fill each gap. Weigh obscurity against certainty: a household name is safe but will be shared with thousands of players, while a title you know well and few others will recall pays far more. Never submit a guess you have not checked.
Get a hint
Start wide: the band is crowded with series from every region and era, including animation, documentary strands, miniseries and long-running dramas that never travelled far beyond their home audience.
A little more
Sort candidates by format and by how widely they were distributed: a single-season drama, a niche comedy or a non-fiction series shown mainly at home is far likelier to sit in this band than a global blockbuster.
One step further
Before submitting, check both numbers on the title's own page: a score sitting exactly at the cut-off is accepted, but a famous name with a huge vote count can still fall short if the average is a notch lower.
Reveal answers 979
- Our PlanetRare60points
- Over the Garden WallRare60points
- OzRare60points
- PanchayatRare60points
- Peep ShowRare60points
- Person of InterestRare60points
- Planet EarthRare60points
- Planet Earth IIRare60points
- PoirotRare60points
- Pride and PrejudiceRare60points
- Queer EyeRare60points
- Reading RainbowRare60points
- Regular ShowRare60points
- RobotechRare60points
- RomeRare60points
- RuPaul's Drag RaceRare60points
- RuPaul's Drag Race All StarsRare60points
- Sacred GamesRare60points
- Samurai ChamplooRare60points
- Samurai JackRare60points
- Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta StoryRare60points
- Scenes from a MarriageRare60points
- Schitt's CreekRare60points
- SCTVRare60points
- ShōgunRare60points
- Silicon ValleyRare60points
- Six Feet UnderRare60points
- Smiling FriendsRare60points
- SnowfallRare60points
- Solo LevelingRare60points
- Sons of AnarchyRare60points
- South ParkRare60points
- Star Trek: The Next GenerationRare60points
- Star Wars: The Clone WarsRare60points
- Steins;GateRare60points
- Summer Heights HighRare60points
- TaskmasterRare60points
- The Angry Video Game NerdRare60points
- The Beatles: Get BackRare60points
- The Blue Planet (2001)Rare60points
- The BoondocksRare60points
- The Carol Burnett ShowRare60points
- The ChosenRare60points
- The CrownRare60points
- The Dick Van Dyke ShowRare60points
- The Eric Andre ShowRare60points
- The ExpanseRare60points
- The Family ManRare60points
- The Grand TourRare60points
- The Great British Baking ShowRare60points
Why these answers count
Rarity decided the payout far more than reputation did. Familiar, heavily discussed series were named by so many players that they clustered in the lower band, while titles with a small but devoted following filled the 85-point tier: regional dramas, single-season miniseries, documentary strands and animation from beyond the usual export markets. The single 100-point answer, Dekalog, shows the ceiling, since a celebrated but comparatively niche European miniseries was remembered by almost nobody else. Read the rest of the top-scoring list, for example 1 Litre of Tears, Alif or Aspirants, and the pattern repeats: productions that rarely crossed borders and non-fiction series are over-represented because competition for them is thin. The practical lesson is to trade a little certainty for obscurity. A verified unfamiliar pick pays around twenty-five points more than an obvious one, and the gap between 85 and 100 is simply how few other people remembered the same title.