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1 Frasier 42 TV Guide says Eddie, the dog who lives with this psychologist, "walks off with the show"
2 Cheers 38 It's the bar "where everybody knows your name"
3 M*A*S*H 30 This show's 1983 finale "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" is still the most watched episode of scripted TV ever
4 Bewitched 29 When this show changed Darrins from Dick York to Dick Sargent, it was hard to tell the difference
5 All in the Family 29 In this series' 6th season, Mike got a son; in its 7th, a vasectomy
6 The Sopranos 28 "Pod Yourself a Gun" is a rewatch podcast whose title references a lyric in the theme song of this acclaimed HBO drama
7 The Simpsons 26 This goggle-eyed cartoon family from "The Tracey Ullman Show" now has its own series on the FOX network
8 Seinfeld 25 Taking a new, "opposite" approach in meeting women: "My name is George. I'm unemployed & I live with my parents"
9 Dallas 25 This prime time soap showed us April in Paris when April & Bobby went to Paris on their honeymoon
10 The Mary Tyler Moore Show 24 This show's theme heard here, played on 168 1st-run episodes & again & again on countless reruns:"How will you make it on your own? /This world is awf...
11 Friends 24 Lisa Kudrow plays twin sisters, one on "Mad About You", one on this series
12 Taxi 22 Danny DeVito came out of his cage to marry Rhea Perlman during a lunch break of this show
13 The Office 21 Based on a BBC show, this sitcom takes place at the Dunder Mifflin Paper Supply Company in Scranton, Penn.
14 Murphy Brown 21 "Guess who's not invited to the Inaugural Ball & can't find anyone to take her"
15 Married... with Children 21 Fox network sitcom whose theme song is Sinatra's "Love & Marriage"
16 The Dick Van Dyke Show 20 Though Carl Reiner played Rob in the pilot, he settled for playing Alan Brady in this series
17 The Beverly Hillbillies 20 A few months after Jed started "shootin' at some food" in 1962, this series was #1
18 Mad Men 20 Ad executive Draper Daniels was the inspiration for the name of this drama's lead character, Don Draper
19 Law & Order 20 When Michael Moriarty left this NBC series in 1994, he was replaced by Sam Waterston
20 Happy Days 20 Erin Moran, who played Richie's sister on this series, didn't return for the 1992 reunion special
21 ER 20 George Clooney, formerly of "Sisters" plays Dr. Doug Ross on this series
22 I Love Lucy 19 The 1st sitcom filmed so that it could be rerun
23 The Odd Couple 17 Murray the cop was a regular character on this sitcom
24 The Brady Bunch 17 It began "Here's the story..."
25 Star Trek 17 In 1987, "The Next Generation" of characters from this 1966 series went into space
26 Bonanza 17 Long-running Western about the Cartwright clan
27 Will & Grace 16 Sean Hayes & Eric McCormack co-host "Just Jack & Will", a look back at this groundbreaking sitcom featuring a gay lead character
28 Twin Peaks 16 Who killed Laura Palmer? Her dad! Possessed by an evil spirit named Bob!
29 Three's Company 16 Christmas Snow, better known as Chrissy, was 1 of a trio of roommates on this show
30 The West Wing 16 Dee Dee Myers is a consultant to this drama series
31 Lost 16 Were they all dead the whole time? Nope! And the island wasn't limbo--just an island!
32 Home Improvement 16 In 1993 Debbe Dunning replaced Pamela Anderson as the "Tool Time" girl on this sitcom
33 Hogan's Heroes 16 "Laugh-In" regulars Larry Hovis & Richard Dawson were both regulars on this sitcom
34 The X-Files 15 David Duchovny & Gillian Anderson are FBI special agents Mulder & Scully on this series
35 The Munsters 15 Mid-'60s sitcom that gave us the following theme:Instrumental music
36 NYPD Blue 15 Several times, Dennis Franz went head-to-head with Jimmy Smits for their roles on this cop show, but only Dennis won
37 Leave it to Beaver 15 SNL alumnus Harry Shearer played the Eddie Haskell type character in the 1957 pilot of this sitcom
38 How I Met Your Mother 15 Ted, Robin, Barney
39 Hill Street Blues 15 NBC police series that won Emmys in 8 categories in 1981--a single-season record
40 Gunsmoke 15 It ran on CBS for 20 years, longer than any other U.S. prime-time series with continuing characters
41 Arrested Development 15 Narrator Ron Howard, after Michael Cera's George-Michael was called "Opie": "Jessie had gone too far, & she had best watch her mouth"
42 The Andy Griffith Show 14 The pilot of this show, set in North Carolina, played as part of "The Danny Thomas Show" in 1960
43 Sex and the City 14 In January 2000 this libidinous HBO show won the Golden Globe for Best Comedy Series
44 Sanford and Son 14 "Steptoe & Son", a series about a rag & bone man & his exasperating old dad, became this in the U.S.
45 Perry Mason 14 He's coming out of retirement to defend Della Street, his former secretary
46 Grey's Anatomy 14 The many physicians who have practiced on this drama include Holley Fain & James Pickens Jr. as Drs. Canner & Webber
47 Charlie's Angels 14 This series featuring a trio of detectives was once described as "a skin & hair show"
48 Buffy the Vampire Slayer 14 You don't have to be a wizard to know that Oz is a teenage werewolf on this series
49 Barney Miller 14 "Blood on the Badge" was a novel written by Detective Ron Harris on this sitcom
50 60 Minutes 14 Mike Wallace & Harry Reasoner were the 2 original correspondents on this series

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Frasier (42) Cheers (38) M*A*S*H (30) Bewitched (29) All in the Family (29) The Sopranos (28) The Simpsons (26) Seinfeld (25) Dallas (25) The Mary Tyler Moore Show (24) Friends (24) Taxi (22) The Office (21) Murphy Brown (21) Married... with Children (21) The Dick Van Dyke Show (20) The Beverly Hillbillies (20) Mad Men (20) Law & Order (20) Happy Days (20) ER (20) I Love Lucy (19) The Odd Couple (17) The Brady Bunch (17) Star Trek (17) Bonanza (17) Will & Grace (16) Twin Peaks (16) Three's Company (16) The West Wing (16)
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