This fantastic family sitcom helped pioneer modern television, ditching the standard multi-camera sitcom for a more movie-like single-camera setup. Plus it's hilarious and introduced the world to Bryan Cranston.

Jason Lee plays the titled do-gooder in this feel-good sitcom set in a Texas trailer park which follows the recent lottery winner making amends for his life as a petty criminal. It's silly and stupid but shows a good heart.

Famous for its swimsuits and cheesy plots, this series was a trailblazer for direct-to-syndication television and helped launch the careers of Pamela Anderson, Carmen Electra, and countless others over 11 seasons.

The WB's flagship teen-drama set the stage for the likes of One Tree Hill, Gossip Girl, and Riverdale. Its four leads all had successful careers upon leaving, but they'll always be best known for their time in Capeside.

Recently revived by The CW, this short-lived sci-fi/teen-drama may be most known for introducing the world to Katherine Heigl of Knocked Up.

Craig T. Nelson has starred in several long-running television series including Parenthood and The Distict, but Coach marks his longest with nine seasons coaching the fictional Minnesota State University Screaming Eagles.

Before making it big with Back to the Future, Michael J. Fox tackled the cultural change between the 1970s and 1980s for seven seasons playing young Republican Alex P. Keaton born to ex-hippie parents.

After the critically-acclaimed but eventually cancelled Sports Night, Aaron Sorkin hit big with this fast-paced ensemble drama accumulating an absurd number of awards, including 26 Emmys.

With arguably the most famous finale of all time, Seinfeld will live on forever in popular culture and in syndication where it's made more than $3 billion since 1995.