These five shows topped all others at our last screening. If they continue to wow the audience, they'll stay here; if not, they'll be cancelled. But for now, they reign supreme.
9AM Meeting
Created by Dan McCoy
First time contributor Dan McCoy's disarmingly laid-back cartoon (co-starring and co-written by 101ny regular Matt Koff) continues the recent trend of rookie creators rocketing to the top of the 101 ranks with their first swing. 9AM Meeting remains atop the heap for a third straight month.
First screened: 2009-08-05 at 92YTribeca
Most recent episode: 3
Votes: 82/87 - 94.25%
Stryker Files
Created by Chris Prine, Jeremy Westphal, Tom Silvestro
The Escape Pod Films gang return to prime time with another genre send-up, this time taking on the tropes of a badass PI show.
First screened: 2009-09-23 at New York TV Festival
Most recent episode: 2
Votes: 73/87 - 83.91%
The Nice Brothers
Created by Trevor Williams, Adam Newman
Adam Newman's and Trevor Williams' show about a couple of, you know, Nice guys. They end the 2009 season with a second homage of the current number 1 show.
First screened: 2009-02-04 at 92YTribeca
Most recent episode: 8
Votes: 62/87 - 71.26%
Catnapped
Created by Greg Stees
Decoy Squad are back in Prime Time with a show that explores what happens when four friends glimpse their collective future during a simultaneous nap.
First screened: 2009-11-04 at 92YTribeca
Most recent episode: 1
Votes: 61/87 - 70.11%
The Bear, The Cloud, And God
Dan McNamara (Redeeming Rainbow, Lost Cities, Amazing the Lion) nails down another prime time slot with a short cartoon that teaches everyone a valuable lesson.
First screened: 2009-11-04 at 92YTribeca
Most recent episode: 1
Votes: 48/87 - 55.17%