The Rolling Stone Magazine’s 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time

This topic is intriguing. Do you just remove “The Cosby Show” from history? Rolling Stone has just accomplished it with their “updated” list of the top 100 Greatest TV Shows in history.

When it comes to groundbreaking and historically important television shows, “The Cosby Show” is right up there. an all-black television family that ultimately became “America’s Family.” It allowed for an abundance of copies. Rolling Stone is pleasantly announcing “CANCELLED.” In their top 100, “Cosby” is not mentioned.

There isn’t “Roseanne,” another time-honored show. I really wonder why.

In addition, I find it absurd that “Louie” is completely absent, especially in light of how much “Atlanta” and “Fleabag” were affected by it. The Louie CK series was placed #22 on Rolling Stone’s initial list only a few years ago. Naturally, that 2016 list was created prior to the revelation that CK was a serial masturbator.

Atlanta is my favorite show, yet it’s only ranked tenth overall? Laughable. Five, “Fleabag,” #inclusivity. at number 23, “I May Destroy You” Watchmen? It merely entails changing the past.

The Sopranos, The Simpsons, Seinfeld, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and The Wire are undoubtedly all deserving of a spot in the top 10.

I cringed at the way the author described Joe Rogan in their News Radio (#94) blurb.

Now, it could be difficult to watch scenes when Joe Rogan plays the station’s electrician without thinking about who and what Rogan has become.

Just to refresh your memory, “Fleabag” beat out “Mad Men” and “Seinfeld” to take sixth place in all of television history. Atlanta outperformed The Twilight Zone, Twin Peaks, All in the Family, and David Letterman. Clowns abound in our world.

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To save you time, I’ll give you the top 100 rather than linking to five pages of RS rankings:

1. The Sopranos
2. The Simpsons
3. Breaking Bad
4. The Wire
5. Fleabag
6. Seinfeld
7. Mad Men
8. Cheers
9. Atlanta
10. The Mary Tyler Moore Show
11. Succession
12. The Twilight Zone
13. Veep
14. The Americans
15. The Larry Sanders Show
16. Twin Peaks
17. The Leftovers
18. Saturday Night Live
19. I May Destroy You
20. 30 Rock
21. All in the Family
22. Star Trek
23. Watchmen
24. Freaks and Geeks
25. MAS*H
26. Sesame Street
27. Deadwood
28. Friday Night Lights
29. Roots
30. Parks and Recreation
31. Game of Thrones
32. Better Call Saul
33. Monty Python’s Flying Circus
34. The Office (U.S.)
35. Lost
36. I Love Lucy
37. Arrested Development
38. Hill Street Blues
39. Curb Your Enthusiasm
40. The Good Place
41. BoJack Horseman
42. Battlestar Galactica
43. Insecure
44. Late Night With David Letterman
45. Columbo
46. The West Wing
47. My So-Called Life
48. The Shield
49. Friends
50. Jeopardy!
51. The X-Files
52. Barry
53. The Office (U.K.)
54. ER
55. Halt and Catch Fire
56. Community
57. Russian Doll
58. Six Feet Under
59. Key & Peele
60. Taxi
61. The Underground Railroad
62. The Dick Van Dyke Show
63. South Park
64. The Golden Girls
65. Girls
66. The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
67. NYPD Blue
68. Fawlty Towers
69. Chappelle’s Show
70. SCTV
71. Better Things
72. Good Times
73. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
74. The Honeymooners
75. Frasier
76. Justified
77. The Jeffersons
78. Sex and the City
79. Mr. Show with Bob and David
80. Band of Brothers
81. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
82. Party Down
83. I’m Alan Partridge
84. Fargo
85. Orange Is the New Black
86. The Bob Newhart Show
87. The Kids in the Hall
88. The Crown
89. The Carol Burnett Show
90. The Wonder Years
91. The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson
92. The Muppet Show
93. The Rockford Files
94. NewsRadio
95. Squid Game
96. Rick and Morty
97. The Odd Couple
98. The Good Fight
99. Oz
100. What We Do in the Shadows