Best Movies & TV Shows Of Dan Harmon Ranked (According to IMDb)
Best Movies & TV Shows Of Dan Harmon, Ranked (According to IMDb)
Known for his absurdist comedy, Dan Harmon has amassed quite a resume over the years. What are the creator’s highest-rated movies & shows on IMDb?
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Across the past few decades, Dan Harmon has garnered a progressively thriving following. Whether he’s writing, directing, or appearing in front of the camera, Harmon’s distinct creative voice shows through within every project he’s involved with. With his earliest credits popping up in the late ’90s, Harmon has a significant amount of projects under his belt spanning an over twenty-year career.
While many of Harmon’s highest regarded works are among his most popular, he has also been involved with numerous lesser-known cult classics. Let’s examine the various projects of Dan Harmon, and see which are the best according to their ratings on IMDb!
10 The Sarah Silverman Program: 6.8
While this series’ star may be blatantly announced in its title, The Sarah Silverman Program ran on Comedy Central from 2007 to 2010 and was co-created by the namesake Sarah Silverman, Dan Harmon, and Rob Schrab.
Running for thirty-two episodes, the surreal brand of comedy in this series has Harmon’s fingerprints all over it, and much of his later work would employ similar brands of humor.
9 Acceptable.TV: 7.2
A short-lived gameshow that ran on VH1 in 2007, Acceptable.TV was the brainchild of co-creators Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab, and the show was notably produced by Jack Black. Each episode was comprised of numerous mini-episodes which took the form of comedic short films.
The gameshow element of the series came in the form of viewers’ ability to vote on these mini-episodes to determine a winner, with the two of these shorts with the most votes being continued on Acceptable.TV’s next episode.
8 Harmontown (Documentary): 7.3
Directed by Neil Berkeley, Harmontown is a documentary that shares its title with another Harmon project. Unlike the other entries on this list which were creative projects of Harmon himself, this documentary documents Harmon in the period following his firing from Community.
The documentary gives an impartial and genuine look at the concept of self-improvement while providing a great deal of insight into Harmon and his work.
7 Community: Office Hours: 7.4
A minor spin-off of Community, Community: Office Hours is a mini-series that focuses on the character of Dean Pelton. Garnering a 7.4 on IMDb, this three-episode mini-series aired online in conjunction with the show’s second season.
While the series primarily focused on the aforementioned Dean, it also featured other minor characters from the original series such as the Greendale Human Being and Leonard.
6 Heat Vision And Jack: 7.9
Released in 1999, Heat Vision and Jack is a single episode pilot that has garnered a cult following, as well as possessing a 7.9 on IMDb. Written by Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab, directed by Ben Stiller, and starring Jack Black and Owen Wilson, the series features an absurd and over the top plot and characters such as the super-powered former astronaut, Jack (played by Jack Black), and Heat Vision, a talking motorcycle voiced by Owen Wilson.
Despite being released in 1999, much of this pilot’s humor and writing feels ahead of its time. Heat Vision and Jack resembles much of Harmon’s recent work, containing a similar brand of comedy to that one would find on Adult Swim.
5 Great Minds With Dan Harmon: 8.0
A Dan Harmon creation that aired on the History Chanel in 2016, Great Minds With Dan Harmon was written by and starred the titular Harmon. This comedy follows Harmon and co-star Spencer Crittenden as they construct a time machine with the intent of interviewing historical figures for the channel.
While the series only had one season, it featured memorable standout episodes such as the initial episode which featured Jack Black as Ludwig van Beethoven, and the series final episode, in which Harmon interviews Harry S. Truman. The latter of these episodes notably maintains an impressive 9.6 rating on IMDb.
4 Harmontown (Series): 8.1
A show synonymous with Dan Harmon, Harmontown was a weekly web-series that ran from June of 2012 to the end of 2019.
Staring Harmon and Jeff Davis, the series is an unscripted live comedy show. It featured countless well-known comedians and actors, ranging from former Community stars such as Joel McHale to those with an online-based presence such as the “Game Grumps” and even the late Robin Williams. With a staggering 235 episodes, the series currently holds an 8.1 on IMDb.
3 HarmonQuest: 8.3
In an era rife with popularized “live play” table-top roleplaying podcasts, HarmonQuest is a series that features Dan Harmon, Erin McGathy, Jeff Davis, “game master” Spencer Crittenden, and numerous guests as they play a “traditional” table-top roleplaying game.
While similarly structured podcasts rely entirely on the storytelling and gameplay, a significant amount of HarmonQuest is animated, giving excellent visual accompaniment to the adventure.
2 Community: 8.5
Running from 2009 to 2015, Community is a sitcom created by Dan Harmon that was once the most popular work of Harmon. With notable cast members including the likes of Joel McHale, Alison Brie, and Donald Glover, the series follows a memorable and distinct group of students attending Greendale Community College.
Much of Community’s strengths stem from the series’ excellent use of its limited setting, as seen within the numerous paintball episodes, and hilarious and self-aware writing. While the series initially had a smaller following than its contemporaries, the show’s dedicated fan base grew considerably over time.
1 Rick And Morty: 9.2
No other work of Dan Harmon has been able to break into the cultural zeitgeist like Rick and Morty. Co-created by Harmon and Justin Roiland, the animated series depicts the exploits of super-intelligent scientist Rick and his grandson, Morty.
This series is by and large one of the most widely popular adult-catered animated series of the 2010s, utilizing a bizarre yet hilarious blend of borderline degenerate low-brow humor, nuanced use of pseudo-science, and a deep understanding of science fiction and pop-culture tropes.
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