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Entertainment Weekly's the 10 Best TV Episodes of 2015

Whether it was Peggy Olson stepping into the spotlight, Leslie Knope and Ron Swanson finally reuniting, or Robert Durst uttering one unforgettable line in the bathroom, these 10 episodes gave viewers enough memorable moments, quips, and scenes to last all season.

See the year's best installments, ahead.
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The Jinx: "What the Hell Did I Do?" (S1,E6)
The Jinx: "What the Hell Did I Do?" (S1,E6)
2
Inside Amy Schumer: "Last Fuckable Day" (S3,E1)
Inside Amy Schumer: "Last Fuckable Day" (S3,E1)
3
Game of Thrones: "Hardhome" (S5,E8)
Game of Thrones: "Hardhome" (S5,E8)
4
Better Call Saul: "Five-O" (S1,E6)
Better Call Saul: "Five-O" (S1,E6)
5
Master of None: "Parents" (S1,E2)
Master of None: "Parents" (S1,E2)
6
Mad Men: "Lost Horizon" (S7,E12)
Mad Men: "Lost Horizon" (S7,E12)
7
Scandal "The Lawn Chair" (S4,E14)
Scandal "The Lawn Chair" (S4,E14)
8
Parks and Recreation: "Leslie and Ron" (S7,E4)
Parks and Recreation: "Leslie and Ron" (S7,E4)
9
You're the Worst: "There Is Currently Not a Problem" (S2,E7)
You're the Worst: "There Is Currently Not a Problem" (S2,E7)
10
The Last Man on Earth: "Alive in Tucson" (S1,E1) and "The Elephant in the Room" (S1,E2)
The Last Man on Earth: "Alive in Tucson" (S1,E1) and "The Elephant in the Room" (S1,E2)
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