The greatest story ever told. The decay of the American city has never been so beautiful.

Timeless comedy classic that stands the test of time as well as anything to come across the small screen.

No other teenage drama comes close. Claire Danes is off the charts in this beautifully written masterpiece with the unique ability to be heart breaking, funny and uplifting all in the same breathe.

For as many times you'll laugh until it hurts, there's just as much depth and social commentary.

The greatest sketch comedy show ever made.

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For those that miss the old days of The Simpsons and might not have caught this one, it's a gem.

It's a lovely (and crass) mix of Seinfeld, Arrested Development and The Office. Probably the most outrageous show on television today.

Classic BBC series that spawned the NBC version.

An amazingly smart cartoon in a day and age dominated by "in your face" schlock. King of the Hill manages to deliver its jokes and social commentary with a subtlety sorely lacking in its contemporaries.

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Forensics expert by day, Robin Hood-esque serial killer by night. Add in Michael C. Hall's performance and you've got a bloody good show.

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F/X's flagship series is an in-your-face police drama that ranks only behind The Wire in the genre.

Part Deadwood, part The Sopranos and part Star Wars, it was as good a sci-fi as television's ever seen.

One of the most refreshing criminal dramas to grace network television. The acting was top notch, it brought a unique multiple POV angle to the criminal procedural and could have been one of the best had it not suffered a premature death.

Unlike anything else on television, it'll make you laugh and cry while examining the issue of race in America.

Though Apatow is clearly having the last laugh, Undeclared joins Freaks and Geeks as a comedy classic taken before its time.

This tongue in cheek look at Hollywood is funny, light television that'll leave you wishing one of your childhood friends was a movie star.

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