Top Rated TV Shows of All Time

This documentary follows soccer icon Lionel Messi through five World Cups, culminating in Argentina’s 2022 victory. It offers an intimate look at Messi's thoughts and feelings about representing his country, and the personal struggles he's overcome during his incredible career. The film combines historic footage, game highlights, and exclusive interviews with Messi to create a powerful and uplifting story of his unwavering drive for success and self-improvement on the world stage.

Journalist Ozzie Graham is skeptical of alien abduction stories, but willing to listen. He joins a support group for people who claim to have been abducted, and their unbelievable experiences begin to challenge his worldview. As Ozzie investigates, he starts to believe that there might be more to these stories than he first thought. The deeper he goes, the more evidence he finds that supports the abductees' claims, raising a disturbing question: could he himself have been abducted? The story explores the conflict between disbelief and belief, revealing the unsettling reality behind alien abduction phenomena. With suspense and compelling moments, it questions the line between what we know and what lies beyond.

Driven by ambition, an immigrant rises from nothing in the cutthroat Quebec business world of the 1990s, overcoming obstacles and seizing chances to build a thriving company.

A passionate story of love and loss follows a young woman as she enters the secret, alluring world of 1890s bohemian London. Nan Astley begins a journey of self-discovery—emotionally and physically—with Kitty Butler, a performer who disguises herself as a man in music halls.

A working-class Irish family controls a city steeped in loyalty and corruption. Brothers Tommy, a politician fighting to stay in office, and Michael, a criminal back after seven years and wanting his territory back, clash with the law as they struggle to survive. Their ruthless pursuit of power fuels lies, betrayal, and infidelity within the Caffee family – jeopardizing them all and threatening to destroy Providence, RI.

John Lurie is a musician who’s clueless about fishing, yet he repeatedly joins friends for angling trips to far-flung destinations.

This series chronicles three decades of war through the perspectives of pivotal figures: Roosevelt, Hitler, Patton, Mussolini, Churchill, Tojo, DeGaulle, and MacArthur. It interweaves two global conflicts as a continuous timeline, beginning in 1914 and ending in 1945, showing these men coming of age during World War I before shaping the course of World War II.

The Two Ronnies is a classic British sketch show that ran on BBC1 from 1971 to 1987. It starred the comedy duo Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett, famously known as “The Two Ronnies.”

After years of silence, Ted Bundy’s girlfriend Elizabeth Kendall, her daughter Molly, and other survivors share their experiences in a docuseries that re-examines his crimes through the lens of women. The series explores how Bundy's disturbing behavior intersected with the culture wars and feminist movement of the 1970s during one of history’s most notorious crime stories.

Renowned narrator David Attenborough explores the world of fossils and ancient life.

On the French coast, within a field hospital tent, doctors, nurses, and volunteers dedicate themselves to healing the physical and emotional wounds of soldiers returning from the trenches.

While investigating a serial murder, Detective Han Tae Joo experiences a shocking event. He awakens to find himself unexpectedly transported back to 1988, assigned to a small-town police station. Convinced this is no accident, he attempts to solve the past case, hoping it will lead him home to 2018.

Spanning from the Stone Age to 2000, Simon Schama’s Complete History of Britain isn't a definitive record of the events that shaped the British Isles. Instead, he tells a vivid and gripping story, avoiding academic jargon by focusing on the key individuals at the heart of history. While some historians might disagree with his emphasis on influential figures over broader trends, this approach makes for a far more enthralling narrative. Schama challenges the notion of a calm and measured British history, revealing it as bloody, chaotic, and often teetering on the brink of dramatic change. Recurring themes include conflicts between Scots and Irish, and Catholic/Protestant struggles—a legacy that continues into the new millennium. As Britain evolves into a constitutional monarchy, Schama shifts his focus from royalty to thinkers like Orwell, but with his direct style and powerful visuals, he brings history vividly to life, as if it happened just yesterday.

"Living Single" is a landmark sitcom following six close friends as they navigate life in a Brooklyn brownstone. Airing for five seasons on Fox in the 1990s, alongside shows like "Martin" and "New York Undercover," it became a hugely popular series, consistently ranking among the top five in African-American ratings. The show offered both laughter and relatable stories about young professionals building their lives in the city. Created by Yvette Lee Bowser with Sister Lee and Warner Bros. Television, "Living Single" is a significant example of compelling, diverse storytelling.

Nobody realizes it yet, but this pale-haired woman, nicknamed "Beast," is destined for national recognition – and a legendary life. This is the beginning of her incredible story, a classic tale of a rags-to-riches transformation!

This documentary series offers an unprecedented look at the history of the Boston Celtics. It features never-before-seen footage and over eighty interviews with players and figures from the legendary team. The Celtics, with the most wins in NBA history, are more than just a sports dynasty; they've shaped American basketball. The series explores key moments, iconic players, and their impact on the game and culture. Featuring exclusive interviews with legends like Larry Bird and Bill Russell, viewers get an intimate view of the team’s triumphs, struggles, and enduring spirit of resilience, unity, and excellence.

Set in the 24th century, this series follows the adventures of Duck Dodgers, a charismatic hero who battles evil across the galaxy. In a future of incredible technology and effortless space travel, Duck Dodgers uses his wit, bravery, and resourcefulness to overcome dangerous obstacles and fight for justice. He faces a variety of enemies threatening peace, leading to thrilling battles that test his strength and intelligence. Blending science fiction, comedy, and suspense, the series explores a vividly imagined future where good and evil are constantly challenged and the stakes are incredibly high.

Reluctantly persuaded by his sister, the minimalist high school student Oreki Houtarou joins the Classic Literature Club. He finds himself drawn to a unique group: the endlessly curious Chitanda Eru, who becomes intensely inquisitive when she says "I'm curious"; Fukube Satoshi, a friendly guy with an incredible memory he calls his database; and Ibara Mayaka, a strict and demanding short girl. Together, they investigate a 45-year-old unsolved mystery, using a collection of notes from past club members called "Hyouka" as their guide. As they unravel the secrets of the case, the team grows closer and discovers new things about themselves and each other.

This is an unconventional love story about two people from vastly different backgrounds who unexpectedly connect after a single night. Lee Geon, the heir to a powerful family, and Kim Miyoung, a driven advertising executive, never anticipated their lives would become so intertwined. After a drunken encounter leaves them both pregnant, societal pressure leads them to a reluctant marriage. As they navigate parenthood together, they grapple with the differences in their worlds and values. Through this journey, they begin to understand each other and discover a deeper connection. The story explores themes of love, sacrifice, and social class, offering a compelling look at modern relationships in South Korea.

"Surviving the Unthinkable" is a powerful story inspired by a true story: a Jewish family's fight to stay together at the start of World War II. The film follows their desperate journey as war breaks out and they are forced to flee their homes, separated in a bid to survive. Even facing impossible odds, the family’s strong connection is their greatest strength. Their courageous attempts to find each other drive the story, as they navigate dangerous landscapes, conceal their identities, and live with constant fear. The film explores the full spectrum of human emotion – hope, despair, love, and loss – showing how far people will go to protect their families and hold onto their sense of home during chaos. A moving portrayal of survival and family, "Surviving the Unthinkable" is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable darkness.