Kermit the Frog hosts the most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational variety show to ever hit prime time. Decades later, it’s still funny, fast-paced, utterly madcap, and tremendous fun.
Bruce Timm’s sleek, stylized animated series reinvented the superhero in a small screen film noir style on a show that was a hit with both kids and adults.
Over its eleven-year run, this sitcom set at an army surgical unit in the Korean War evolved from irreverent sitcom to socially conscious comedy and one of the most popular TV shows of all time.
The acclaimed drama set in a high school in a small Texas town is not so much a sports drama as a drama about people whose lives were—for better and for worse—defined by sports.
Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys play deep-cover Soviet agents living as typical American suburban parents in Reagan’s America of the early 1980s in this fascinating domestic drama inside an espionage thriller.
Tina Fey created and stars in this hilarious send-up of life behind the scenes at a late night comedy show and Alec Baldwin is brilliant as the network executive who fancies himself her mentor.
Set the way-back machine to 1960, a world of cigarettes and martinis and highballs, for this richly-drawn series set at a Madison Avenue advertising firm.
This 1995 miniseries starring Jennifer Ehle as Elizabeth and Colin Firth as Mr. D’Arcy is still considered by most Austen fans as the definitive screen adaptation.
