What is your favorite television show of all time?

When I was a kid my favorite tv show was Land Of The Lost (1974)

Tie between Seinfeld and Mst3k. Mad men if we're doing drama.

Can we have an Apples and Oranges discussion?

The two best television series ever, in my opinion, were the jobs done on Brideshead Revisited and The Jewel in the Crown.

But those aren't "shows", really.

And I'm British, so I also have an additional catalogue to choose from.

The Avengers . . . The Prisoner . . . more lately, No Offence and Jack Taylor - Luther - one offs like State of Play, The State Within, Page Eight, The Game

On American television, Twilight Zone.

And, as I lived in America and still have close friends, including in New York City, I saw quite a bit of "Seinfeld" and adored it.

Go figure, as you lot say.

Seasons 3 - 9 of The Simpsons

Strangers with Candy

The Wire

Twin Peaks

R3- My favorite British drama is Upstairs Downstairs (1971-1975).

Taxi

The Sopranos

Likely Lost. So many mysteries to ponder.

I really loved Lost and enjoyed it the second time through recently.

Funniest tv show of the 1950's- The Honeymooners

Funniest tv show of the 1960's- The Munsters

Funniest tv show of the 1970's- All In The Family

Funniest tv show of the 1990's- Roseanne

Wonder Years.

of ALL time? I guess Law and Order, the mothership because there are so many episodes that I can always get sucked in.

I would have a 3 way tie of The Golden Girls, The Nanny and The Fresh Prince of Bel Aire

Hell on Wheels

R13- For a few seconds I thought you said you would have a THREE WAY with the GOLDEN GIRLS- Yikes

haha, I would leave out Blanche just to piss her off

I was a dedicated follower of Roseanne even with its shoddy last season. Plus OZ, True Blood, Six Feet Under in the 90s.

In the 1970s I watched the CBS Saturday Night Lineup: All in the Family, MTM, Bob Newhart, and Carol Burnett.

Lost was the last network series I watched regularly.

The first season of Twin Peaks, earlier Simpsons seasons and Roseanne.

I’m not sure if I can narrow it down to one. I rewatch Futurama all the time though and still pick up new details and gags each time. It’s real comfort viewing.

Won't somebody think of The Me?

Okay R20- Just to make you feel better- Life With Lucy was my favorite television show of all time.

It needs to be said- Life With Lucy was better than Friends.

Columbo and Golden Girls.

CSI: Miami

The West Wing

Mad Men

"Upstairs, Downstairs" (1971-1975)

"Monty Python's Flying Circus" (1969-1974)

[quote]All in the Family, MTM, Bob Newhart, and Carol Burnett.

That was a golden lineup. I remember those evenings well.

1. The Mary Tyler Moore Show...best show ever.

2. Designing Women.

ROME - it had every thing: sex, blood, intrigue, suspense, great set, and male nudity.

As the crow said, Golden Girls.

As a gayling in the Bronze age: Fawlty Towers and Are you being Served?

Homicide: Life on the Street

The first and third seasons of Twin Peaks. Early Simpsons. All of The Sopranos and The Wire.

Golden Girls. It is especially a lifestyle brand

Csi untill the last 5 yrs of broadcast

West Wing Downton Abbey

Mini series : Thorn Birds

The Dick Van Dyke Show

Mary Tyler Moore

Seinfeld

Mom

British: I, Claudius (runner-up: The Crown)

American: Mad Men (runner-up: The MTM Show)

I don't watch television.

Hollyoaks.

Great British Baking Show. Real people who enjoy what they are doing.

The Leftovers

I don't watch TV. I have a fireplace.

China Beach followed very closely by The Xfiles.

The Littlest Groom

Six Feet Under

The German time travel saga Dark.

The Wire.

Buffy

Justified

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Lost and Roseanne. Can't pick.

The first 5 seasons of (US) Shameless. Firefly.

Six Feet Under, Dynasty (original), Golden Girls, Soap, Twin Peaks season 1

R52 thank you.

I write "Lost" as my favorite when favorite tv show is one of my security questions because it is easy to type.

The first season of Broadchurch was perfect.

Tales of the City.

Are You Being Served? was campy as hell, but it has never failed to make me laugh - no matter how down I might have been feeling.

Fawlty Towers and Arrested Development made me laugh the most and the most consistently.

The Carol Channing Show would have been everybody's favorite if it had gone beyond the pilot stage...

...because it was CORNy!

Make fun all you want, but my favorite tv show of all time is "Mama's Family".

I have an opinion about television. I don't believe it's possible.

Dallas

Picket Fences and My so-called Life are two of them.

Favourite: Frasier. It’s perfection - clever, literate, farcical with a great cast of secondary characters who come in to keep it fresh.

Runner-up: Game of Thrones. This would be the winner if it wasn’t abundantly clear that the show runners just lost all interest halfway through the last season. The consequent drop in quality was a sad way for a brilliant show to end.

The original Law & Order and The Ed Sullivan Show. Sullivan had EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY.

Breaking Bad

Enlightened.

Oz. So much male nudity! Luke Perry strutting in the locker room. Kirk Acevedo full bush in the shower. Chris Meloni letting it hang every chance he gets. So many more...

I've had favorites at different points in my life. I still look upon all of them with fondness.

The Twilight Zone (1959-64)

The Outer Limits (1963)

Lost in Space (1965-68)

Star Trek (1966-69)

The Prisoner (1967)

Night Gallery (1970-73)

Etc...

Sopranos, Mr Robot, Edge Of Darkness, Ab Fab, Graham Norton.

Mary Tyler Moore Good Times The Jeffersons Gilligans Island The Brady Bunch Bill Mayer Real Time Deadliest Catch

Oh recent ones, nothing has come close to Mr Inbetween. A stellar work.

Trailer for the Third Series.

Married with Children.