Hands down, the greatest drama in the history of television. Much more than a crime drama. It's an exquisitely crafted visual novel.

Hilarious series featuring a number of actors who have gone on to bigger things (e.g. "Knocked Up"). Set in the mid-80's, this show stands as my favorite ever set in a high school environment.

Aside from Freaks and Geeks, one of the best portrayal of the high school experience captured in a drama.

Other seasons aren't for sale, so this will have to do for now.

I was skeptical about the first few episodes, but this is a show that got better with each hour-long.

I'm hoping that "Spawn: The Animation" will be released someday. It's probably sitting on a shelf somewhere behind McFarlane's action figure collections. In the meantime, the original HBO series still hold up with some of the best animated storytelling to come from any country's soil. Highly recommended.

First person glimpse at the toughest and most dangerous truck driving job in the world. Distinct driver personalities and on-point narration make this great for watching and rewatching.

In many ways better than the feature film "Serenity," which was based on this. The only Joss Whedon show I really got into (sorry Buffy)

HBO does it again!

Intriguing intro to a new mythology. This show got off to a great start, tapered off in the second season, but has made a solid comeback in the third season.

My favorite job of English voice dubbing ever done of anime. Check some of director Satoshi Kon's other work as well in this order: Tokyo Godfathers, Paprika, Perfect Blue, Millennium Actress.

Engrossing story telling, even if the "potential" accidents that are hyped rarely happen.

A few holes in logic are easy to overlook once you watch a complete episode. The first season is great, but it's fallen off at the moment.

Entertaining series showing that the franchise can live without Arnold.