The best Quebec TV series
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: La Petite Vie (1993-1999) · 19-2 (2011-2015) · Les Belles Histoires des pays d'en haut (1956-1970). (Updated Sep 19, 2025.)
From Les Belles Histoires des pays d'en haut to District 31: Quebec's best-loved series according to SensCritique, Monde de Stars and Agayri.
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Top 14
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1
La Petite Vie (1993-1999)
Claude Meunier's Paré family, a cult comedy.
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2
19-2 (2011-2015)
Two Montreal patrol officers; voted best police series by the public.
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3
Les Belles Histoires des pays d'en haut (1956-1970)
Séraphin Poudrier and the Laurentians.
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4
District 31 (2016-2022)
A Montreal police station, five nights a week.
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5
Omertà (1996-1999)
The police against the Montreal mafia.
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6
Les Bougon (2004-2006)
A family living off the system.
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7
Les Invincibles (2005-2009)
Four friends in their twenties in Montreal.
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8
Fortier (2000-2004)
Sophie Lorain as a criminologist and profiler.
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9
He Shoots, He Scores (1986-1989)
Hockey and the Quebec National.
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10
Les Filles de Caleb (1990-1991)
Roy Dupuis and Marina Orsini in Mauricie.
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11
Unité 9 (2012-2019)
A women's prison.
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12
C.A. (2006-2010)
Montreal thirtysomethings.
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13
Série noire (2014-2016)
Two blocked screenwriters borrow from real crimes.
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14
Les Pays d'en haut (2016-2021)
A new take on Séraphin's story.
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