TV Guide's 50 Best Shows of All Time: A 50th Anniversary Celebration (2002)

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Lance Bass ...
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James Belushi ...
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Wayne Brady ...
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Jonathon Brandmeier Jonathon Brandmeier ...
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Sean Combs ...
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Tony Danza ...
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Joey Fatone ...
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Michael Fishman ...
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Sarah Michelle Gellar ...
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Seth Green ...
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Chris Kirkpatrick ...
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Ted Koppel Ted Koppel ...
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Howie Mandel ...
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ABC has eight shows on the list; FOX, HBO and PBS each have two shows; and there are three syndicated shows. The WB has one show on the list: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which also aired on UPN. Counting the final season of "Taxi," NBC dominates the list with 17 shows. Discounting it, NBC and CBS each have 16. See more »

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Features "Today" (1952) See more »