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Top 100 TV shows of the '60s

Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, and Ron Howard star together on the television series The Andy Griffith Show.

Behind the numbers: BRIT Awards 2026 nominees

A close up on a BRIT award trophy against a background for the 'BRIT Awards 2026'.

Why keyboard materials are gaining attention in competitive gaming

A blue-lit mechanical keyboard and a rainbow-colored speaker on a desk.

Are these the 6 most iconic Super Bowl halftime shows?

Prince on stage during the 'Pepsi Halftime Show' at Super Bowl XLI on February 4, 2007 at the Dolphin Stadium in Florida.

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10 best 'Twilight Zone' episodes of all time

American actor Burgess Meredith (1907 - 1997) stars in the 'Time Enough at Last' episode of the television program, 'The Twilight Zone', 1959. He plays Henry Bemis, the last man left alive after a nuclear explosion.

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20 of the most prolific showrunners in TV history

Norman Lear attends the 2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

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5 of the most talked about TV series this year

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50 best Netflix original series

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Best true crime series of all time

Portrait of the serial killer Ted Bundy.

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The most nominated TV shows that never won an Emmy

Actors Karl Malden and Michael Douglas pose for a portrait on the set of 'The Streets of San Francisco' in August 1974 in San Francisco, California.

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10 reality shows that were hits in other countries before the US

Gemma Atkinson and Alijaz Skorjanec posing in dance outfits.

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Best new TV shows of 2023, according to critics

Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal attend the Los Angeles FYC Event for The Last Of Us.

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Best Emmy-nominated shows of all time

The cast of 'Friends' in a promotional photograph.

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100 best 'Twilight Zone' episodes of all time

Joseph Schildkraut as the ghost of Alfred Becker in 'Deaths-Head Revisited,' a 1961 episode of 'The Twilight Zone.'

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Landmark portrayals of LGBTQ+ characters in US sitcom history

The cast of the TV sitcom 'The Jeffersons'—Berlinda Tolbert, Sherman Hemsley, Isabel Sanford, Franklin Cover, Roxie Roker, and Marla Gibbs—circa 1977 in Los Angeles, California.