The best of the best, even on a small screen
There are many ways to find and watch good TV today. It seems like new channels are being added to the cable lineup every week, not to mention new streaming services producing original programming. With so many TV series to choose from, you can passionately debate the best TV shows of all time.
That discussion is over. To compile our list of the best TV shows, we looked at series that have had a huge impact on pop culture and their genres, won big bucks at award shows, were popular with critics, and are still talked about today. Ta. It includes classic TV shows, sitcoms, crime shows, and even cartoon shows. Check out our picks, presented in random order, to see if your favorite has been picked.
1. M*A*S*HA (1972–1983)
You wouldn’t expect a show about military hospital workers during the Korean War to be humorous, but… mash I managed to bring some laughter. This Doctor’s Show Ensemble His cast includes Alan Alda and Loretta Whitt, and this series won him 14 Emmy Awards during its 11 season airing. His 1983 final episode of the show earned him 106 million viewers, a record at the time. In fact, the ad spots during the episode sold more than some commercials from that year’s Super Bowl. If that doesn’t prove itself on our best TV shows list, we don’t know what will.
