What TV show will have the BEST quarantine episode?

I asked a couple of weeks ago which TV shows would have the worst quarantine episodes, but with a handful of series going back into production to try to get new episodes up while also maintaining social distancing, I’m wondering which shows you think will have the best episodes.

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Which TV show is going to have the worst quarantine episode?

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