hello.....Smallville?? just the fact that it's still on says something. It's lasted longer than Lois and Clark LOL, which it looks like it's about to morph into.

Buffy reigned!

I barely watch TV so I can't really comment LOL

This show has really gotten better the last 2 seasons. I love the Justice stuff they have going on and Chloe, who annoyed the hell out of me in the beginning, has just become an awesome character. Loving her as Watchtower.

This show has really gotten better the last 2 seasons. I love the Justice stuff they have going on and Chloe, who annoyed the hell out of me in the beginning, has just become an awesome character. Loving her as Watchtower.

It's been good since day 1

1. Lost - Simply put, the best show on TV this decade and possibly ever. Layers upon layers upon layers of mystery, it's certainly understandable why some people jumped ship. But if you didn't, you were rewarded with the most truly interesting thing to ever appear on television. If you don't get it, that's OK, but fans of Lost are generally fanatical for a reason. When it gets you, it really gets you.

This thread has a point. But for me, all these shows are only available on premium channels. General TV still sucks.

Really? Less than half of the shows on the list aired on cable TV in the states. Before the big switch to digital, I could have watched 11 of the top 20 using only rabbit ears antennae attached to my TV.

4. "Mad Men" (AMC, 2007-present): Creator Matthew Weiner could have immersed his 1960s-era drama in sugarcoated nostalgia. But to his credit, he instead plunged us deep into the dark side of the American dream, exposing the lies behind our idealized pop-cultural imagery and the emotional scars that come with unbridled self-indulgence. Don Draper and his booze-guzzling, skirt-chasing cohorts not only demonstrate how much we have changed as a society, but how much we haven't.

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House!

It's been a horrible decade for TV. The only shows I liked were "Everybody Loves Raymond", "Will and Grace", and "Touched By An Angel". There was another one I liked early in the decade on Lifetime. I can't think of the name of it but it was about a black woman and a white woman in Alabama who were best friends.

These days, I usually turn on one of the news channels and let it stay there for the rest of the day. I never dreamed I would live to see the day that I was watching the news of all things. I used to hate the news and find it boring. Oh well, these are desperate times.

vainandy said:

I think this has to be said: You are one of the best orgers of all time. You continually amaze. I love how you just reveal information casually about yourself that shocks the shit out of me. This is one of them...you loved "Touched by an Angel." Wow. I love you, man.

vainandy said:

Any Day Now

Efan said:

I kinda gasped my damn self

13. "The Office" (NBC, 2005-present): We scoffed when NBC announced plans to remake the British classic. But the Steve Carell-led version did the unthinkable by eclipsing the original and developing TV's most adorable couple in Jim and Pam.

4. "Mad Men" (AMC, 2007-present): Creator Matthew Weiner could have immersed his 1960s-era drama in sugarcoated nostalgia. But to his credit, he instead plunged us deep into the dark side of the American dream, exposing the lies behind our idealized pop-cultural imagery and the emotional scars that come with unbridled self-indulgence. Don Draper and his booze-guzzling, skirt-chasing cohorts not only demonstrate how much we have changed as a society, but how much we haven't.