Top Rated TV Shows of All Time

Set in 1970s and 1980s Times Square, this series explores the city's vibrant, and often volatile, adult entertainment scene as it navigates a period of rapid legalization. The story unfolds amidst the rise of HIV and the escalating violence fueled by cocaine addiction, as the district’s once-thriving adult movie theaters and establishments face changing social attitudes and economic shifts. It's an intimate look at a defining era, revealing both the appeal and the shadows of the adult entertainment industry at its peak in Times Square.

Yuseong Technical High School is notorious – often called a breeding ground for criminals. But Ga-min is different. He's determined to get into university, a goal few of his classmates share. In a cutthroat environment where everyone looks out for themselves, he's repeatedly rejected when trying to join study groups. So, he decides to forge his own path. Can he overcome the challenges and make his academic aspirations a reality?

Four friends head to the secluded Ekaki Villa for a weekend of fun, but their getaway takes a turn when unsettling hauntings begin. What starts as a lighthearted trip quickly spirals into a mix of laughter and terror, with unexpected scares and heartfelt moments along the way.

Michael Sleep, a man known for his unusual ways, embarks on a quest to build Homunculi – mystical beings said to foretell what's to come. This pursuit begins seven years after the disappearance of his partner, Clea.

This dark comedy explores the fallout from a high school prank that spiraled out of control, resulting in crude graffiti on twenty-seven faculty vehicles. The satirical story offers a darkly funny look at societal expectations and values. The seemingly harmless teenage act unleashes absurd consequences, forcing viewers to confront the complexities of crime and punishment within the school system. Sharp humor runs throughout, highlighting the ironies and ridiculousness of seeking justice in a rigid educational environment.

Derek, a devoted nursing home worker, navigates a world of unique colleagues, each facing their own struggles. Facing challenges from limited resources to public judgment, Derek consistently champions his team as they work tirelessly to provide quality care for their elderly patients. This story explores empathy, strength, and friendship through its diverse characters, showing how optimism can deeply affect everyone around it.

A veteran detective investigates a baffling case that leads him to a quiet motel room – a room that turns out to be a portal to another universe. As he investigates, he uncovers a series of impossible clues, revealing a mind-bending dimensional puzzle. The detective’s search for answers blurs the line between what's real and what isn't as he navigates both worlds, challenging his understanding of everything. This suspenseful story blends crime, science fiction, and psychological drama to explore parallel realities and the human drive to find answers in a world full of mysteries.

This intense anthology series explores the tangled relationships and emotions following a child's kidnapping. It weaves together two timelines to reveal the far-reaching consequences of the abduction – impacting not only the family but the entire community. A deeply moving look at strength and vulnerability, the series shows how this devastating event ripples through lives, leaving lasting scars. Expect suspense, drama, and emotional intensity as the story unfolds, forcing viewers to confront the raw human cost.

This powerful drama explores the human cost of the Basque conflict in Spain, examining its impact on people on both sides. It centers on a woman grieving her husband, killed by the ETA, as she returns to her rural village after the 2011 ceasefire. There, she reconnects with her former close friend: the mother of a man imprisoned for terrorism. Their stories intertwine, revealing the complexities of political turmoil and its devastating personal consequences. The film explores themes of grief, loyalty, and the possibility of finding redemption, all beyond political divides.

This docuseries explores World War II through carefully restored archival footage and firsthand accounts from those who lived through it. Using cutting-edge technology, the series immerses viewers in a pivotal moment of global transformation. It offers a deep and detailed look at the war's complex events, the people who shaped them, and their driving forces – providing a richer understanding than traditional history lessons. The result is a powerful and vivid exploration of this dark period in human history.

Daria, a teenager, starts over at a new high school in a strange town. Trying to find her place while dealing with her worried parents and popular younger sister, Daria uses her sharp wit to comment on the oddities of Lawndale High. The story looks at growing up, figuring out who you are, and the complicated relationships within families, all seen through Daria’s distinctive eyes. As she deals with the ups and downs of high school – friendships, rivalries, and social pressures – Daria discovers the power of being herself, and the funny, and sometimes sad, moments of everyday life.

Marshall Teller finds himself in a new town, where he and his two oddball friends – the lovable, nerdy Simon Holmes and the mysterious Dash X – get caught up in a series of strange investigations. Together, they uncover a surprising number of unusual mysteries hidden within their seemingly ordinary community. This comedy-adventure explores teenage quirks and small-town secrets through humor, friendship, and plenty of unexpected twists.

"Knowing Me Knowing You with Alan Partridge" is a satirical look at TV chat shows. It began as a six-episode BBC series in 1995, with a Christmas special following. The title comes from the ABBA song "Knowing Me, Knowing You," reflecting the host's overconfidence and underlying lack of knowledge. Steve Coogan stars as Alan Partridge, a Norwich TV presenter who is often more overconfident than capable. Created by Coogan, Armando Iannucci, and Patrick Marber, who also wrote the scripts with Doon Mackichan, Rebecca Front, and David Schneider, the character originated from the radio spoof "On the Hour." Steve Brown composed the show's music, featuring his on-screen persona Glen Ponder as the bandleader. The series pokes fun at the typical chat show format, using a live audience to highlight its fictional nature through their laughter. Alan Partridge’s awkward interactions with guests provide comedy and sharp observations about television and its personalities. After its success, Alan returned in two series of "I'm Alan Partridge," detailing his life after marriage and career struggles with the same distinctive humor.

After the destruction of his home planet Vega, Duke Fleed was found by Dr. Umon and raised as his son, taking the name Daisuke Umon. Now, years later, Earth faces a new danger: King Vega and his army are planning an invasion. With his friends Koji and Hikaru, and later joined by his sister Maria Grace, Daisuke resolves to fight back. Their weapon: the Grendizer, a powerful mechanical suit vital to their survival. This story follows these four as they unite to defend Earth from King Vega’s forces. It's an epic tale of courage and friendship, exploring the strength found in loyalty when facing impossible odds.

Lieutenant Mike Torello lives and dies by accuracy. Now, he's been assigned to bring down Ray Luca, a ruthless gangster. The case becomes a consuming obsession for Mike, testing his career and his own moral code as he targets Luca’s criminal empire. This intense, action-driven story explores the dark side of crime and policing, where right and wrong become dangerously unclear. The escalating game of cat and mouse between Mike and Ray exposes corruption, loyalty, and the fight for power in a thrilling battle that keeps you guessing.

Doraemon, the beloved anime series by Fujiko F. Fujio, follows Nobita and his robotic companion Doraemon on exciting journeys through time. Based on a popular manga, this animated version has become a cornerstone of Japanese pop culture. A successful update to the 1973 anime, it delivers fun for everyone, blending science fiction, humor, and heartwarming friendship within colorful worlds and captivating stories.

In 1889, Victorian London's Ripper Street is a gripping drama set in the aftermath of the infamous Ripper murders. The story unfolds in Whitechapel, the East End's gritty heart, focusing on H Division, a police precinct known for its chaos and intense pressure. The series explores how the Ripper's horrific crimes continue to haunt the lives of those involved, forever changing their world and the city itself. At its center is a team of dedicated detectives striving for justice and searching for hope in a dark environment. Ripper Street expertly combines suspenseful investigations with powerful human stories, offering a realistic portrayal of a community battling its past and striving for a better future.

Do Bong-soon is a young woman with incredible physical strength, which she uses to fight for justice and protect the defenseless. She’s a kind of superhero, battling bad guys in her city to help those who can't help themselves. But as she takes on these heroic roles, she faces personal dilemmas. She finds herself torn between admiration for her CEO boss and romantic feelings for a dedicated police officer. This exciting story explores the challenges of love and responsibility, alongside questions of power, vulnerability, and what it truly means to be human when you possess extraordinary abilities.

Inspired by the life of notorious crime boss Bumpy Johnson, the series follows his return to Harlem in the early 1960s after a decade in prison. He discovers the neighborhood he once dominated is now under the control of the Italian Mafia. Determined to reclaim his power, Bumpy fights to take back what he believes is rightfully his.

In a future Japan, society depends on the Sibyl System – a network that constantly monitors citizens' mental states. The system measures this with a "Psycho-Pass," a score indicating the likelihood of criminal behavior. Anyone with a high enough score is labeled a threat and hunted by the Public Safety Bureau. As personal freedom is sacrificed for public order, the distinction between right and wrong fades, raising questions about the price of enforced peace.