Blind TV show tier listWhat is the best TV show of all time?

Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, The Sopranos, Money Heist, Stranger Things: rank the shows that defined TV and streaming.

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How to play the blind tier list

Pick a theme and a ranking size, then start the game. Cards drop one at a time: for each one, you choose a free rank. Once a card is placed, it stays there.

You never know which card is coming next. Put a great card too high and you may have no room for the next one: that’s the whole twist of a blind ranking, also called a blind tier list.

  • Swap: don’t like a card? Replace it with one from the bonus pile, hidden as well.
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The 104 cards in the TV Shows theme

Every game draws at random from these 104 cards. Here is each one, with a short profile and key facts.

  1. Game of Thrones

    Game of Thrones

    HBO · 2011–2019

    On the continent of Westeros, great noble houses fight over the Iron Throne while an ancient threat stirs beyond the Wall, at the frozen edge of the realm.

    • 8 seasons, 73 episodes
    • Based on A Song of Ice and Fire
    • 59 Emmy Awards, a record
  2. Breaking Bad

    Breaking Bad

    AMC · 2008–2013

    Diagnosed with cancer, a mild-mannered chemistry teacher starts cooking methamphetamine to secure his family's future, and discovers an unexpected criminal ambition within himself.

    • 5 seasons, 62 episodes
    • Bryan Cranston as Walter White
    • Set in Albuquerque
  3. Stranger Things

    Stranger Things

    Netflix · 2016–2025

    In a small Indiana town in the 1980s, a boy's disappearance pulls his friends into a web of secret experiments and creatures from a parallel world.

    • Created by the Duffer brothers
    • Set in Hawkins, Indiana
    • 5 seasons on Netflix
  4. Friends

    Friends

    NBC · 1994–2004

    Six New York friends share their love lives, career struggles and endless coffeehouse hangouts in 1990s Manhattan, between shared apartments and big laughs.

    • 10 seasons, 236 episodes
    • The Central Perk coffeehouse
    • Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green
  5. Money Heist

    Money Heist

    Álex Pina · 2017–2021

    A mysterious mastermind known as the Professor assembles a crew of robbers named after cities for a spectacular heist at the Royal Mint of Spain in Madrid.

    • Spanish series turned Netflix phenomenon
    • Dalí masks and red jumpsuits
    • Signature song: Bella Ciao
  6. The Office

    The Office

    NBC · 2005–2013

    Life at a paper company in Pennsylvania, filmed like a documentary, under a clueless boss who is convinced he is the world's greatest manager.

    • Adapted from the British series
    • 9 seasons, 201 episodes
    • Steve Carell as Michael Scott
  7. The Simpsons

    The Simpsons

    Fox · since 1989

    In Springfield, a bright-yellow American family goes through absurd adventures that skewer society, politics and pop culture, as it has for more than three decades.

    • Created by Matt Groening
    • More than 750 episodes
    • Longest-running American animated series
  8. Peaky Blinders

    Peaky Blinders

    BBC · 2013–2022

    In post-World War I Birmingham, the Shelby family and their leader Thomas expand their gang through ambition, illegal betting and violence.

    • Cillian Murphy as Thomas Shelby
    • 6 seasons, 36 episodes
    • Created by Steven Knight
  9. Squid Game

    Squid Game

    Netflix · 2021–2025

    Deep in debt, hundreds of contestants agree to play children's games for a colossal cash prize, not knowing that every loss comes at a terrible price.

    • South Korean series by Hwang Dong-hyuk
    • Global Netflix phenomenon in 2021
    • 3 seasons
  10. The Last of Us

    The Last of Us

    HBO · since 2023

    Twenty years after a fungal infection devastated civilization, a hardened smuggler must escort a teenage girl across a ruined, lawless United States.

    • Adapted from the Naughty Dog game
    • Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey
    • Created by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann
  11. Wednesday

    Wednesday

    Netflix · since 2022

    Expelled from her school, Wednesday Addams arrives at Nevermore Academy, where she puts her visions and icy wit to work investigating a series of murders.

    • Jenna Ortega in the title role
    • Partly directed by Tim Burton
    • Inspired by The Addams Family
  12. Prison Break

    Prison Break

    Fox · 2005–2017

    To save his brother, sentenced to death for a crime he didn't commit, an engineer deliberately gets himself locked up with the prison's blueprints tattooed on his body.

    • Wentworth Miller as Michael Scofield
    • Created by Paul Scheuring
    • 5 seasons
  13. Lost

    Lost

    ABC · 2004–2010

    After their plane crashes, survivors are stranded on a Pacific island that seems to hide strange phenomena, a mysterious hatch and some very unwelcoming inhabitants.

    • Co-created by J. J. Abrams
    • 6 seasons, 121 episodes
    • Oceanic Flight 815
  14. House

    House

    Fox · 2004–2012

    Misanthropic, addicted to painkillers, yet brilliant, Dr. Gregory House and his team solve the most baffling medical cases at a New Jersey teaching hospital.

    • Hugh Laurie as Gregory House
    • 8 seasons, 177 episodes
    • Inspired by Sherlock Holmes
  15. Grey’s Anatomy

    Grey’s Anatomy

    ABC · since 2005

    Meredith Grey and her fellow interns learn to be surgeons at a Seattle hospital, amid life-or-death emergencies, professional rivalries and tangled love lives.

    • Created by Shonda Rhimes
    • Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey
    • 20+ seasons
  16. How I Met Your Mother

    How I Met Your Mother

    CBS · 2005–2014

    In 2030, Ted Mosby tells his kids the long road, full of failed dates and nights out with friends in New York, that led him to their mother.

    • 9 seasons, 208 episodes
    • MacLaren's Pub
    • Neil Patrick Harris as Barney
  17. The Big Bang Theory

    The Big Bang Theory

    CBS · 2007–2019

    Two brilliant but socially awkward physicists see their geeky routine upended by Penny, the aspiring actress who moves in across the hall.

    • 12 seasons, 279 episodes
    • Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper
    • Spin-off: Young Sheldon
  18. Brooklyn Nine-Nine

    Brooklyn Nine-Nine

    Fox / NBC · 2013–2021

    In a Brooklyn police precinct, detective Jake Peralta, gifted but wildly immature, juggles cases and goofy pranks under a captain famous for his deadpan.

    • Andy Samberg as Jake Peralta
    • 8 seasons, 153 episodes
    • Saved by NBC after cancellation
  19. The Sopranos

    The Sopranos

    HBO · 1999–2007

    A New Jersey mob boss, Tony Soprano secretly sees a psychiatrist to treat his panic attacks, torn between his family and his criminal business.

    • Created by David Chase
    • James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano
    • 6 seasons, 86 episodes
  20. The Wire

    The Wire

    HBO · 2002–2008

    In Baltimore, cops, dealers, dockworkers, politicians and journalists cross paths in a sweeping portrait that dissects the institutions of a struggling American city.

    • Created by David Simon
    • 5 seasons, 60 episodes
    • Each season probes a new institution
  21. Better Call Saul

    Better Call Saul

    AMC · 2015–2022

    Long before becoming Breaking Bad's crooked lawyer, Jimmy McGill tries to make an honest living in the law, in the shadow of his respected brother.

    • Prequel to Breaking Bad
    • Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill
    • 6 seasons, 63 episodes
  22. Dexter

    Dexter

    Showtime · 2006–2013

    A blood-spatter analyst for the Miami police, Dexter Morgan leads a double life as a serial killer who only targets other murderers who escaped justice.

    • Michael C. Hall as Dexter
    • 8 seasons, 96 episodes
    • Adapted from Jeff Lindsay's novels
  23. The Walking Dead

    The Walking Dead

    AMC · 2010–2022

    Waking from a coma in a world overrun by the undead, Deputy Rick Grimes leads a group of survivors in search of a lasting refuge, facing zombies and humans alike.

    • Adapted from Robert Kirkman's comic
    • 11 seasons, 177 episodes
    • Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes
  24. Black Mirror

    Black Mirror

    Channel 4 / Netflix · since 2011

    Each episode is a standalone story exploring, often darkly, how technology and screens take hold of our lives in the very near future.

    • Created by Charlie Brooker
    • Anthology with standalone episodes
    • Interactive film Bandersnatch in 2018
  25. Sherlock

    Sherlock

    BBC · 2010–2017

    Conan Doyle's famous detective is transplanted to present-day London, where he solves twisted cases with the help of Dr. Watson, an Afghanistan veteran.

    • Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock
    • Martin Freeman as John Watson
    • Episodes of about 90 minutes
  26. The Crown

    The Crown

    Netflix · 2016–2023

    The reign of Elizabeth II, told decade by decade, from the young queen's first steps to the crises that shake the British monarchy and the royal family.

    • Created by Peter Morgan
    • 6 seasons, 60 episodes
    • Three actresses play Elizabeth II
  27. Succession

    Succession

    HBO · 2018–2023

    The four children of an aging media mogul wage a merciless war of betrayals and dirty tricks to succeed him at the head of the family empire.

    • Created by Jesse Armstrong
    • 4 seasons, 39 episodes
    • Brian Cox as Logan Roy
  28. The Boys

    The Boys

    Prime Video · 2019–2026

    In a world where superheroes are corrupt celebrities managed by a multinational, a band of vigilantes, mostly without powers, sets out to take them down by any means.

    • Adapted from Garth Ennis's comic
    • Antony Starr as Homelander
    • Karl Urban as Billy Butcher
  29. Euphoria

    Euphoria

    HBO · since 2019

    Fresh out of rehab, 17-year-old Rue tries to stay on track in a high school where drugs, social media, romance and the search for identity collide.

    • Zendaya as Rue Bennett
    • Created by Sam Levinson
    • Adapted from an Israeli series
  30. Sex Education

    Sex Education

    Netflix · 2019–2023

    The shy son of a sex therapist teams up with a rebellious classmate to open an underground sex-advice clinic at his school, with wildly unexpected results.

    • Asa Butterfield as Otis
    • Gillian Anderson plays his mother
    • 4 seasons, 32 episodes
  31. Gossip Girl

    Gossip Girl

    The CW · 2007–2012

    On Manhattan's Upper East Side, the secrets of the privileged young elite are laid bare by a mysterious anonymous blogger who seems to know everything.

    • Blake Lively as Serena
    • Leighton Meester as Blair
    • Adapted from Cecily von Ziegesar's novels
  32. Skins

    Skins

    E4 · 2007–2013

    In Bristol, groups of teenagers follow one another generation after generation through parties, excess, first loves and adolescent turmoil, shown without a filter.

    • Cast renewed every two seasons
    • Set in Bristol
    • Launched Dev Patel and Nicholas Hoult
  33. The Vampire Diaries

    The Vampire Diaries

    The CW · 2009–2017

    In Mystic Falls, a grieving high schooler falls for a mysterious vampire, then discovers his far more dangerous and unpredictable brother.

    • Adapted from L. J. Smith's novels
    • 8 seasons, 171 episodes
    • Nina Dobrev as Elena Gilbert
  34. Elite

    Elite

    Netflix · 2018–2024

    Three scholarship students enroll at Las Encinas, an exclusive private school in Madrid, where tense clashes with the city's wealthy heirs end in murder.

    • Spanish Netflix series
    • 8 seasons
    • Set at Las Encinas school
  35. Dark

    Dark

    Netflix · 2017–2020

    The disappearance of children in a small German town reveals the secret ties between four families and a dizzying mystery spanning several generations.

    • Netflix's first German series
    • 3 seasons, 26 episodes
    • Set in Winden
  36. Westworld

    Westworld

    HBO · 2016–2022

    In a futuristic Wild West theme park, wealthy guests indulge every desire with android hosts who begin to gain self-awareness.

    • Created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy
    • Based on Michael Crichton's film
    • Anthony Hopkins and Evan Rachel Wood
  37. The Mandalorian

    The Mandalorian

    Disney+ · 2019–2023

    After the fall of the Empire, a lone bounty hunter takes a mysterious, Force-sensitive child under his protection, while many factions dream of capturing it.

    • First live-action Star Wars series
    • Created by Jon Favreau
    • Pedro Pascal under the helmet
  38. Severance

    Severance

    Apple TV+ · since 2022

    At Lumon, employees have undergone a procedure that completely separates their work memories from their personal lives, until disturbing questions start to surface.

    • Partly directed by Ben Stiller
    • Adam Scott as Mark Scout
    • Streams on Apple TV+
  39. True Detective

    True Detective

    HBO · since 2014

    A crime anthology that follows new investigators each season, the first putting two Louisiana detectives on the trail of a killer across seventeen years.

    • Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson
    • A different story each season
    • Created by Nic Pizzolatto
  40. Chernobyl

    Chernobyl

    HBO · 2019

    A miniseries recounting the 1986 nuclear disaster in Soviet Ukraine and the struggle of scientists to contain its consequences in the face of state lies.

    • 5-episode miniseries
    • Written by Craig Mazin
    • Jared Harris as Valery Legasov
  41. The Queen's Gambit

    The Queen's Gambit

    Netflix · 2020

    An orphan in 1950s Kentucky, Beth Harmon emerges as a chess prodigy and climbs the tournament ranks while battling her own addictions.

    • Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon
    • 7-episode miniseries
    • Based on Walter Tevis's novel
  42. Bridgerton

    Bridgerton

    Netflix · since 2020

    In Regency-era London high society, the eight Bridgerton siblings search for love under the sharp pen of an anonymous gossip columnist.

    • Produced by Shonda Rhimes
    • Adapted from Julia Quinn's novels
    • Narrated by Lady Whistledown
  43. Narcos

    Narcos

    Netflix · 2015–2017

    Two American DEA agents hunt Pablo Escobar and the Colombian cartels that flooded the United States with cocaine in the 1980s and 1990s.

    • Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
    • 3 seasons, 30 episodes
    • Inspired by true events
  44. The Bear

    The Bear

    FX · since 2022

    A young fine-dining chef, Carmy, returns to Chicago to take over his late brother's little sandwich shop and its thoroughly chaotic crew.

    • Jeremy Allen White as Carmy
    • Set in Chicago
    • Streams on Hulu in the US
  45. Desperate Housewives

    Desperate Housewives

    ABC · 2004–2012

    The suicide of a Wisteria Lane resident exposes the secrets, lies and rivalries of her four friends, housewives in a seemingly perfect suburb.

    • Created by Marc Cherry
    • 8 seasons, 180 episodes
    • Narrated by Mary Alice Young
  46. Malcolm in the Middle

    Malcolm in the Middle

    Fox · 2000–2006

    A reluctant genius, Malcolm grows up in a loud, broke family, caught between rowdy brothers and a mother who runs the house with an iron fist.

    • Frankie Muniz as Malcolm
    • Bryan Cranston plays the dad
    • 7 seasons, 151 episodes
  47. The X-Files

    The X-Files

    Fox · 1993–2018

    Two FBI agents, one convinced the paranormal exists, the other a skeptical scientist, investigate unexplained cases and a vast conspiracy.

    • David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson
    • Created by Chris Carter
    • Spawned two feature films
  48. Buffy the Vampire Slayer

    Buffy the Vampire Slayer

    The WB / UPN · 1997–2003

    A high schooler in Sunnydale, Buffy Summers is the Chosen One tasked with fighting vampires and demons while trying to live an ordinary teenage life.

    • Created by Joss Whedon
    • Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy
    • 7 seasons, 144 episodes
  49. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

    The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

    NBC · 1990–1996

    Sent by his mother to live with his wealthy uncle in Bel-Air, a Philadelphia teenager shakes up his new family's posh lifestyle with his street-smart humor.

    • Launched Will Smith's career
    • 6 seasons, 148 episodes
    • Iconic rap theme song
  50. Rick and Morty

    Rick and Morty

    Adult Swim · since 2013

    A genius, alcoholic and cynical scientist drags his anxious grandson into interdimensional adventures as absurd as they are dangerous, to the dismay of the rest of the family.

    • Created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon
    • Airs on Adult Swim
    • Began as a Back to the Future parody
  51. Arcane

    Arcane

    Netflix · 2021–2024

    Between the city of Piltover and the undercity of Zaun, two separated sisters end up on opposite sides of a conflict fueled by magical technology.

    • Set in the League of Legends universe
    • Animated by French studio Fortiche
    • Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program
  52. South Park

    South Park

    Comedy Central · since 1997

    Four schoolkids in a small Colorado town have absurd adventures that serve as a pretext for savage satire of current events and American society.

    • Created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone
    • Cutout-style animation
    • 25+ seasons
  53. BoJack Horseman

    BoJack Horseman

    Netflix · 2014–2020

    A washed-up star of a 1990s sitcom, a depressed anthropomorphic horse tries to relaunch his career in Hollywood while facing his inner demons.

    • Created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg
    • 6 seasons, 77 episodes
    • Voiced by Will Arnett
  54. Avatar: The Last Airbender

    Avatar: The Last Airbender

    Nickelodeon · 2005–2008

    In a world where some people can bend water, earth, fire or air, a young monk must master all four elements to end a hundred-year war.

    • Three books: Water, Earth, Fire
    • 61 episodes on Nickelodeon
    • Followed by The Legend of Korra
  55. One Piece

    One Piece

    Toei Animation · since 1999

    Monkey D. Luffy, a boy with a rubber body, sails the seas with his pirate crew in search of the legendary treasure that will make him King of the Pirates.

    • Adapted from Eiichiro Oda's manga
    • 1,100+ episodes
    • The Straw Hat Pirates
  56. Attack on Titan

    Attack on Titan

    Wit Studio / MAPPA · 2013–2023

    Humanity survives behind towering walls to escape man-eating giants. After a tragedy, young Eren vows to wipe them all out.

    • Adapted from Hajime Isayama's manga
    • Eren, Mikasa and Armin
    • The Survey Corps
  57. Naruto

    Naruto

    Studio Pierrot · 2002–2017

    Shunned by his village because he houses a fox demon, young ninja Naruto Uzumaki trains tirelessly to become Hokage and win everyone's respect.

    • Adapted from Masashi Kishimoto's manga
    • Sequel: Naruto Shippuden
    • The Hidden Leaf Village, Konoha
  58. Death Note

    Death Note

    Madhouse · 2006–2007

    A brilliant high schooler finds a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it and sets out to purge the world, hunted by an eccentric detective.

    • Light Yagami vs. L
    • Manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata
    • 37 episodes
  59. Dragon Ball Z

    Dragon Ball Z

    Toei Animation · 1989–1996

    Now grown, Son Goku learns of his extraterrestrial origins and, with his friends, faces ever more powerful enemies from space to protect Earth.

    • Adapted from Akira Toriyama's manga
    • 291 episodes
    • Sequel to the original Dragon Ball
  60. Demon Slayer

    Demon Slayer

    ufotable · since 2019

    After his family is slaughtered and his sister turned into a demon, Tanjiro joins the Demon Slayer Corps to find a cure and avenge his loved ones.

    • Adapted from Koyoharu Gotouge's manga
    • Animated by studio ufotable
    • Japanese title: Kimetsu no Yaiba
  61. The Bureau

    The Bureau

    Canal+ · 2015–2020

    Inside the DGSE, France's foreign intelligence service, a unit runs undercover agents sent abroad under false identities. One agent's return from Syria, Malotru, threatens the whole edifice.

    • Created by Eric Rochant
    • Mathieu Kassovitz as Malotru
    • 5 seasons, 50 episodes
  62. Kaamelott

    Kaamelott

    M6 · 2005–2009

    King Arthur struggles to lead the quest for the Holy Grail, surrounded by incompetent knights and a court as talkative as it is ineffective.

    • Created by Alexandre Astier
    • Split into six books
    • Feature film sequel in 2021
  63. Lupin

    Lupin

    Netflix · since 2021

    To avenge his wrongly accused father, Assane Diop draws on the adventures of Arsène Lupin and pulls off audacious heists against a rich, powerful Parisian family.

    • Omar Sy as Assane Diop
    • Inspired by Arsène Lupin
    • Global hit on Netflix
  64. Call My Agent!

    Call My Agent!

    France 2 · 2015–2020

    At a Paris talent agency, agents scramble to manage the whims, doubts and careers of stars who play themselves.

    • Stars playing themselves
    • Remade in several countries
    • International Emmy for best comedy
  65. Spiral

    Spiral

    Canal+ · 2005–2020

    In Paris, a police captain, a prosecutor, a judge and a lawyer cross paths through criminal investigations that expose the workings of the justice system.

    • Caroline Proust as Laure Berthaud
    • 8 seasons
    • International Emmy in 2015
  66. Caméra Café

    Caméra Café

    M6 · 2001–2004

    Hidden in a company's coffee machine, a camera captures employees' absurd conversations, gossip and petty schemes during their breaks.

    • Yvan Le Bolloc'h and Bruno Solo
    • Short format, fixed shot
    • Adapted in many countries
  67. House of the Dragon

    House of the Dragon

    HBO · since 2022

    Nearly two centuries before Game of Thrones, House Targaryen tears itself apart over the succession to the Iron Throne, plunging Westeros into a civil war fought with dragons.

    • Prequel to Game of Thrones
    • Adapted from the book Fire & Blood
    • Emma D'Arcy as Rhaenyra
  68. The Witcher

    The Witcher

    Netflix · since 2019

    Geralt of Rivia, a solitary mutant monster hunter, finds his fate tied to that of a young princess with mysterious powers and an ambitious sorceress.

    • Based on Andrzej Sapkowski's novels
    • Henry Cavill, then Liam Hemsworth
    • Universe also spun into video games
  69. Vikings

    Vikings

    History · 2013–2020

    In the 8th century, the Scandinavian farmer Ragnar Lothbrok rises to become a chieftain by launching bold raids on England and France, before his sons take over.

    • Created by Michael Hirst
    • Travis Fimmel as Ragnar
    • 6 seasons, 89 episodes
  70. Mr. Robot

    Mr. Robot

    USA Network · 2015–2019

    A cybersecurity engineer by day and vigilante hacker by night, the lonely, anxious Elliot is recruited by a mysterious group out to take down a sprawling multinational.

    • Rami Malek as Elliot Alderson
    • Created by Sam Esmail
    • 4 seasons, 45 episodes
  71. Twin Peaks

    Twin Peaks

    ABC · 1990–1991

    The murder of homecoming queen Laura Palmer brings an eccentric FBI agent to a small forest town where everyone hides increasingly strange secrets.

    • Co-created by David Lynch
    • Kyle MacLachlan as Agent Cooper
    • Revival aired in 2017
  72. Scrubs

    Scrubs

    NBC / ABC · 2001–2010

    J.D., a dreamy young doctor, takes his first steps at Sacred Heart Hospital amid unshakable friendships, a gruff mentor and absurd daydreams that punctuate his days.

    • Zach Braff as J.D.
    • Created by Bill Lawrence
    • 9 seasons, 182 episodes
  73. Seinfeld

    Seinfeld

    NBC · 1989–1998

    A New York comedian and his three self-absorbed friends talk endlessly about life's little annoyances in a sitcom famously billed as a show about nothing.

    • Jerry Seinfeld plays himself
    • Co-created with Larry David
    • 9 seasons, 180 episodes
  74. Two and a Half Men

    Two and a Half Men

    CBS · 2003–2015

    A party-loving bachelor in a Malibu beach house, Charlie sees his carefree life upended when his newly divorced brother moves in with his young son.

    • Charlie Sheen, then Ashton Kutcher
    • 12 seasons, 262 episodes
    • Jon Cryer as Alan Harper
  75. Modern Family

    Modern Family

    ABC · 2009–2020

    Filmed like a documentary, the show follows three households of one extended Los Angeles family: a blended family, a gay couple and quickly overwhelmed parents.

    • 11 seasons, 250 episodes
    • Shot as a mockumentary
    • Five Emmys for best comedy
  76. Riverdale

    Riverdale

    The CW · 2017–2023

    In a seemingly peaceful small town, Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead investigate a classmate's death and uncover the dark side of their community.

    • Inspired by Archie Comics
    • Cole Sprouse as Jughead
    • 7 seasons
  77. 13 Reasons Why

    13 Reasons Why

    Netflix · 2017–2020

    After a high schooler's death, a classmate receives a set of audio tapes in which she lays out the thirteen reasons that led her to take her own life.

    • Adapted from Jay Asher's novel
    • Produced by Selena Gomez
    • 4 seasons
  78. Teen Wolf

    Teen Wolf

    MTV · 2011–2017

    Bitten by a werewolf one full-moon night, high schooler Scott McCall must master his new instincts while protecting Beacon Hills from supernatural threats.

    • Tyler Posey as Scott McCall
    • Dylan O'Brien as Stiles
    • Sequel film in 2023
  79. One Tree Hill

    One Tree Hill

    The WB / The CW · 2003–2012

    In a small North Carolina town, two half-brothers who couldn't be more different compete for a spot on the high school basketball team, as their lives become intertwined.

    • Chad Michael Murray and James Lafferty
    • 9 seasons, 187 episodes
    • Set in Tree Hill, North Carolina
  80. Smallville

    Smallville

    The WB / The CW · 2001–2011

    A teenager in a small Kansas town, Clark Kent gradually discovers his powers and extraterrestrial origins, long before donning Superman's cape.

    • Tom Welling as Clark Kent
    • Michael Rosenbaum as Lex Luthor
    • 10 seasons, 217 episodes
  81. 24

    24

    Fox · 2001–2010

    Counter-terrorist agent Jack Bauer foils threats to the United States, with each season covering a single day told hour by hour, in real time.

    • Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer
    • One season equals one day
    • 8 seasons, then a 2014 sequel
  82. Heroes

    Heroes

    NBC · 2006–2010

    Around the world, ordinary people discover they have extraordinary powers and find themselves bound together by a threat hanging over New York.

    • Created by Tim Kring
    • Masi Oka as Hiro Nakamura
    • 4 seasons, 77 episodes
  83. Ozark

    Ozark

    Netflix · 2017–2022

    To save his family from a Mexican cartel, a Chicago financial adviser relocates to Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks to launder millions.

    • Jason Bateman as Marty Byrde
    • Julia Garner as Ruth Langmore
    • 4 seasons, 44 episodes
  84. Orange Is the New Black

    Orange Is the New Black

    Netflix · 2013–2019

    Convicted over an old drug-trafficking case, a well-off young New Yorker discovers life in a women's federal prison and its many colorful inmates.

    • Created by Jenji Kohan
    • Based on Piper Kerman's memoir
    • 7 seasons, 91 episodes
  85. House of Cards

    House of Cards

    Netflix · 2013–2018

    Passed over for a promised post, an unscrupulous congressman and his wife manipulate all of Washington in a bid to seize supreme power.

    • Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright
    • Netflix's first flagship series
    • Remake of a British series
  86. The Handmaid’s Tale

    The Handmaid’s Tale

    Hulu · 2017–2025

    In an America turned totalitarian theocracy, the few women who are still fertile are reduced to servants whose purpose is to bear children for the ruling elite.

    • Based on Margaret Atwood's novel
    • Elisabeth Moss as June
    • First streaming show to win best drama Emmy
  87. Shōgun

    Shōgun

    FX · since 2024

    In Japan in 1600, an English navigator shipwrecked on its shores is drawn into the intrigues of a powerful warlord fighting for his political survival.

    • Based on James Clavell's novel
    • Record 18 Emmys in one season
    • Hiroyuki Sanada as Toranaga
  88. Fallout

    Fallout

    Prime Video · since 2024

    Two centuries after a nuclear apocalypse, a young woman leaves her underground vault for a devastated Los Angeles full of mutants, bounty hunters and armored soldiers.

    • Adapted from the Fallout video games
    • Ella Purnell as Lucy
    • Walton Goggins as the Ghoul
  89. Mad Men

    Mad Men

    AMC · 2007–2015

    In 1960s New York, brilliant ad man Don Draper rules Madison Avenue while hiding a troubled past behind his impeccable polish.

    • Jon Hamm as Don Draper
    • Created by Matthew Weiner
    • 7 seasons, 92 episodes
  90. Doctor Who

    Doctor Who

    BBC · since 1963

    An alien who travels through time and space in the TARDIS, a blue police box, the Doctor roams the universe with companions to face a thousand threats.

    • Series launched in 1963
    • The TARDIS, a blue police box
    • The Doctor regenerates
  91. Supernatural

    Supernatural

    The WB / The CW · 2005–2020

    Brothers Sam and Dean Winchester crisscross America in their Chevrolet Impala hunting demons, ghosts and every kind of supernatural creature.

    • 15 seasons, 327 episodes
    • Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles
    • Created by Eric Kripke
  92. Lucifer

    Lucifer

    Fox / Netflix · 2016–2021

    Bored of ruling Hell, the Devil himself moves to Los Angeles, opens a nightclub and becomes a consultant for a police detective.

    • Tom Ellis as Lucifer
    • Inspired by DC comics
    • Saved by Netflix after cancellation
  93. Futurama

    Futurama

    Matt Groening · since 1999

    A pizza delivery boy accidentally cryogenically frozen in 1999, Fry wakes up a thousand years later and joins an interplanetary delivery company with a zany crew.

    • Created by Matt Groening
    • Bender the robot
    • Revived several times
  94. Family Guy

    Family Guy

    Fox · since 1999

    In Quahog, irresponsible dad Peter Griffin drags his family, including an evil baby genius and a cultured dog, into absurd situations packed with tangents.

    • Created by Seth MacFarlane
    • Seth MacFarlane voices Peter and Stewie
    • Stewie and Brian
  95. SpongeBob SquarePants

    SpongeBob SquarePants

    Nickelodeon · since 1999

    An enthusiastic sea sponge living in a pineapple, SpongeBob works as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab and stumbles from one mishap to the next with his best friend, the starfish Patrick.

    • Created by Stephen Hillenburg
    • Lives in Bikini Bottom
    • Several theatrical films
  96. Gravity Falls

    Gravity Falls

    Disney · 2012–2016

    Sent to spend the summer with their great-uncle in a small Oregon town, twins Dipper and Mabel uncover a host of mysteries and strange creatures.

    • Created by Alex Hirsch
    • 2 seasons, 40 episodes
    • Coded messages in every episode
  97. Pokémon

    Pokémon

    OLM · since 1997

    Young Ash leaves Pallet Town with his Pikachu to travel the regions, catch Pokémon and chase his dream of becoming the world's best trainer.

    • Adapted from the Nintendo video games
    • Ash and Pikachu
    • 1,000+ episodes
  98. Jujutsu Kaisen

    Jujutsu Kaisen

    MAPPA · since 2020

    After swallowing the finger of a legendary demon, high schooler Yuji Itadori becomes its host and joins a school of sorcerers who fight curses.

    • Adapted from Gege Akutami's manga
    • Animated by studio MAPPA
    • Satoru Gojo, a powerhouse sorcerer
  99. The Returned

    The Returned

    Canal+ · 2012–2015

    In a small mountain town, residents who died years ago show up one day, unchanged and acting as if nothing happened, upending the lives of their loved ones.

    • International Emmy for best drama
    • Score by the band Mogwai
    • 2 seasons
  100. Bref

    Bref

    Canal+ · 2011–2012

    A thirty-something narrates his life in fast-forward, through odd jobs, romantic encounters and everyday mishaps, in ultra-short, fast-paced episodes.

    • Created by Kyan Khojandi
    • Episodes under two minutes
    • Follow-up: Bref 2 in 2025
  101. Fais pas ci, fais pas ça

    Fais pas ci, fais pas ça

    France 2 · 2007–2017

    Two neighboring families with opposite parenting styles, one strict and traditional, the other bohemian and laid-back, tackle the trials of raising kids together.

    • Valérie Bonneton and Guillaume de Tonquédec
    • 9 seasons
    • Shot in a mockumentary style
  102. Un gars, une fille

    Un gars, une fille

    France 2 · 1999–2003

    Chouchou and Loulou, a couple in their thirties, bicker affectionately over all of life's little subjects in short, snappy sketches.

    • Jean Dujardin and Alexandra Lamy
    • Adapted from a Quebec series
    • Short format of a few minutes
  103. Fleabag

    Fleabag

    BBC · 2016–2019

    In London, a funny, cynical young woman in the midst of romantic chaos tries to save her little cafe while talking straight to the viewer.

    • Created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge
    • 2 seasons, 12 episodes
    • The heroine breaks the fourth wall
  104. The Umbrella Academy

    The Umbrella Academy

    Netflix · 2019–2024

    Adopted by an eccentric billionaire, seven children with extraordinary powers, now estranged adults, reunite at their father's death to face an impending apocalypse.

    • Based on Gerard Way's comic
    • Elliot Page in the cast
    • 4 seasons

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