From Chris Jancelewicz of Huffington Post Canada:
Best Canadian TV Of 2014: Shows And Moments That Ruled The Small Screen
Every Canadian knows it’s true: our homegrown TV has a horrible reputation, both here and abroad. The first things that pop into people’s minds are snow, period pieces, and low production values — hardly the stuff of legendary entertainment. But something has been happening over the past few years. Slowly, steadily, Canadian TV shows are getting better. Continue reading.
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For the record, I’d much rather watch a n 1800s set-in-the-prairies drama than a gritty crime drama any day.
Best moments for me on Canadian tv this year were:
1 – When we discovered Floki on did not betray Ragnar after all on Vikings
2 – When Sarah stabbed Rachel in the eye on Orphan Black
3 – Hilarious lobster scene on Mohawk Girls
4 – When Liber8 and Keira finally teamed up on Continuum