These are my all time favorite shows on the small screen. Some are old and defunct...Others went out in the a blaze of glory, some are new out of the gate, and a small few are still going strong. What makes a show my favorite? Great writing, excellent characters, an interesting premise. Lots of action or special effects. Great animation. A hint of the arcane. Deep entrenchment in the supernatural. Gut-bustingly funny, you name it.

Here they are (not in particular order as usual):

1.The Simpsons
2.Buffy The Vampire Slayer
3.Angel
4.Alias
5.Hercules
6.Xena Warrior Princess
7.King of the Hill
8.Batman The Animated Series
9.Challenge of the Superfriends
10.Living Single
11.The X-Files
12.Just The Ten of Us
13.The Facts of Life
14.21 Jumpstreet
15.The Others
16.Miracles
17.The Magnificent Seven
18.Lost
19.House
20.ER (I outgrew it when Kerry Weaver became a major character)
21.Dynasty
22.Relic Hunter
23.The Lost World
24.Dark Angel
25.Firefly
26.Battlestar Galactica (New Version)
27.The Invisible Man (Sci-Fi Channel Version)
28.The Fresh Prince
29.The Cosby Show
30.Futurama
31.Freaky Links
32.The Colbys
33.CSI Miami
34.NCIS
35.24
36.Arrested Development
37.Malcolm in the Middle
38.The Bernie Mac Show
39.Blossom
40.SOAP
41.Moonlighting
42.Remington Steele
43.Freaky Links
44.Night Rider
45.The A-Team
46.Fantasy Island
47.I Dream of Jeannie
48.The Beverly Hillbillies
49.The Addams Family
50.The Love Boat
51.The Original Animated Spiderman Series
52.X-Men Animated Series (Fox)
53.The Justice League (Justice League Unlimited)
54.Quantum Leap
55.Andromeda (Season 1-2)
56.Keen Eddie
57.Fame
58.Faerie Tale Theater
59.GI Joe
60.Miami Vice
61.La Femme Nikita
62.Doctor Who
63.Ducktales
64.Rags To Riches
65.V The Series
66.Vanishing Son
67.Star Trek: The Next Generation
68.Parker Lewis Can't Lose
69.Square Pegs
70.The Three Stooges
71.The Little Rascals
72.Popeye
73.Underdog
74.Woody Woodpecker
75.Tom and Jerry
76.Masters of the Universe
77.Thundercats
78.The Transformers
79.Silver Spoons
80.The Outer Limits (90s version)
81.Special Unit 2
82.Roswell
83.Superman: The Adventures of Lois and Clark
84.Batman
85.The Monkees
86.Wonderfalls
87.Hellsing
88.Strange Luck
89.Desperate Housewives
90.Courage The Cowardly Dog
91.Lost in Space
92.Robin Hood (Michael Praed as Robin Hood)
93.Red Dwarf
94.Keeping Up Appearances
95.Absolutely Fabulous

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