1. Adam-12: I love a good police procedural, and the length is perfect for my short attention span.
2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Best show ever.
3. Coupling: More consistently funny than Friends, the series that inspired it.
4. Doctor Who: My first TV obsession.
5. Electric Company: Letterman remains to this day one of my favorite super-heroes.
6. Futurama: Even better than The Simpsons, in my opinion.
7. Gilmore Girls: I love the soundtrack -- XTC! Yo La Tengo! Sam Phillips! -- and Lauren Graham is hot.
8. Hill Street Blues: Just a great cop show.
9. In Search Of: I used to love this show when I was a kid.
10. James at 15: The made-for-TV movie more so than the series, but the series was good too.
11. Kids From C.A.P.E.R.: I cried when this got cancelled mid-season. Hey, I was eight.
12. Law and Order: A great concept, and it's neat that it's so actor-proof.
13. Melrose Place: My introduction to online fandom.
14. NBC News Overnight: A great free-form late-night news program, sorely missed.
15. The Odd Couple: Great casting. Klugman and Randall had great chemistry.
16. Partners: I'm still mad at Fox for canceling this way back in 1996.
17. Q.E.D.: A fun series starring Sam Waterston as a Victorian-era inventor-cum-adventurer.
18. Remington Steele: I really liked its willingness to be goofy. Remember the one about the stolen chocolate chip cookies?
19. The Simpsons: Granted, it's not as good as it was, but it's still amazingly good.
20. The Twilight Zone: Still creepy after all these years
21. Undeclared: Unappreciated.
22. Vega$: Who doesn't love Robert Urich?
23. WKRP in Cincinnati: A little dated, but still incredibly funny.
24. The X-Files: never a huge fan, but I liked it better than Xena.
25. You Bet Your Life: It's amazing with what Groucho was able to get away with, given the restrictions of the time.
26. Zoom: I can still sing the ZIP code.

This one was fun. It was nice to have more than one option for Q, for a change. (My second choice was the Richard Benjamin sci-fi comedy Quark.