60 best series of all time

[Sully151]

"The Brady Bunch" should be on the list. I am serious.

[mtangelsfan]

Did you only read half the list? That's on there as well!

 

To the person who mentioned The Office, I think it was borderline, the last few seasons it really went downhill...and I'm shocked at how little it holds up. I can watch a Cheers episode over and over...but rarely tune in to The Office reruns.

 

Frasier was another one that I think could have been given consideration.

The Bob Newhart Show was on there.  That is the one where he is a psychiatrist.  I am referring to Newhart, where he is an innkeeper in Vermont.

[Sully151]

The Bob Newhart Show was on there. That is the one where he is a psychiatrist. I am referring to Newhart, where he is an innkeeper in Vermont.

That was just a dream.

[Stradling]

Newhart makes me laugh.

[Tank]

I would have included The Cosby Show, The Wonder Years, and Frasier.

For my reality show, I think The Amazing Race is better than Survivor.

[mtangelsfan]

That was just a dream.

 

Nice!

[Ray McKigney]

Sesame Street should be higher.

[St1ck]

I would have included The Cosby Show, The Wonder Years, and Frasier.

For my reality show, I think The Amazing Race is better than Survivor.

 

 

The Cosby Show is on there. The list must change every time someone clicks on it. 

[Chimi]

Should have had House on there somewhere.

[Blarg]

The number one show for me is always the series I am working on. For the last 10 years The Bachelor has been making my house payment, I love this show to no end.

 

It has never won any awards but is consistently one of ABC's top rated shows and it is a huge money maker. For about half the price of 13 episodes of Aston Kucher on Two and a Half Men, we produce a season of The Bachelor. Chris Harrison, the host, makes less than half of what Tom Bergeron, the host of Dancing with the Stars, makes per episode.

 

May it keep going until I hit retirement, which would mean I will still be working on the show when The Bachelor 50th anniversary Season airs.

[eaterfan]

The number one show for me is always the series I am working on. For the last 10 years The Bachelor has been making my house payment, I love this show to no end.

 

It has never won any awards but is consistently one of ABC's top rated shows and it is a huge money maker. For about half the price of 13 episodes of Aston Kucher on Two and a Half Men, we produce a season of The Bachelor. Chris Harrison, the host, makes less than half of what Tom Bergeron, the host of Dancing with the Stars, makes per episode.

 

May it keep going until I hit retirement, which would mean I will still be working on the show when The Bachelor 50th anniversary Season airs.

 

Maybe Emily will finally find someone...

[red321]

That was just a dream.

 

Well played

[IEAngelsfan]

There are numerous shows excluded.

 

Combat

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

Land of the Giants

6 Million Dollar Man

Kung Fu

 

Ok, I kid (I grew up with these were shows), but the ones below should've been included.

 

Mission Impossible

Soap

Frasier

Wings

[Bruce Nye]

I just can't get behind mixing dramas, comedies, talk shows and reality shows together.

[HaloFan85]

Oprah but no Jerry Springer??

[HaloMilliVanilli]

If Jack Bauer catches wind that "24" didn't make the list, sh!ts about to get real.

[Tank]

Hey Blarg, have you worked on any of the top 60 shows?

[St1ck]

Hey Blarg, have you worked on any of the top 60 shows?

Cop Rock

[Bruce Nye]

Life can be rough

[Bruce Nye]

Through difficult times

[Bruce Nye]

But not so if, you've got

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[Bruce Nye]

Bumpy Grimes

[mr.wichita]

didn't see "the critic" on list.... failo

[Eric]

Wow, I know this comes off as a sick brag and I apologize, but I can't believe that I actually worked on 4 of those shows! I knew 2 of them were good, but 4 making the top list of all time? Strange.

[Redondo]

There are numerous shows excluded.

 

Combat

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

Land of the Giants

6 Million Dollar Man

Kung Fu

 

 

A local TV station showed all the Combat reruns about 4 years ago. It took me back to when I was a kid. Sgt Saunders was the man.

 

And Kung Fu really was a different show and I remember everyone watching and talking about it. Would like to watch some reruns to see if they come off as corny or have the same affect.

Edited December 28, 2013 by Redondo