Poll: IMDb's 25th Anniversary: Popular TV Series

All of these shows were cancelled at one time and brought back. Which revival are you most glad about? Discuss here.

With several new examples appearing recently, what is your favorite of these TV series created or directed by people previously best known for directing movies? Discuss this poll

These series all have great opening title sequences. When watching episodes from these series, which title sequence do you never skip? If you have several favourites on the list choose your overall favourite. You can discuss this poll here http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/259821641

Popular culture has transformed rapidly since 1990, and no medium has captured shifts in public tastes more dynamically than TV. These are the top 25 television shows by year from 1990 to 2014 according to all-time user ratings averages. Which one is the best? See the original list HERE. Discuss HERE. Also vote for: Top 25 Movies from the Last 25 Years

Which of these top 35 mystery TV shows from the IMDb Top 250 TV chart is your favorite? Discuss here

TV shows not near a City or a Populated Planet! These shows are based far away from the Crowd. Limit: 25,000,000 Light Years and 25 Choices! Which is your favorite rural viewing destination? After voting, please discuss here.

PI (?) day is an annual celebration of the mathematical constant on the date of it's simplest abbreviated form 3.14. In a contrarian salute to ?, we honor the other type of pie and the unexpected. Pies have been creatively used by screenwriters on television and movies going back to the silent movie era. Movies, TV and pie make an pretty interesting combination. Which pie moment or plot twist from the movies or television is the most unexpected? SPOILER ALERT: Poll answer recaps reveal pie related plot twists and great pie moments. Discuss the topic here.

Which part of the Twin Peaks (1990) universe created by David Lynch and Mark Frost is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

We know these shows. And we know the drill: kick-butt hero who fights drug dealers and gets the love interest. But what if these shows were rebooted with different plots? Which would you want to watch? Discuss here!

Of TV shows made since 1990, which intro is your favorite, considering composition of music and/or narration, and footage or visual art? Discuss here

It seems like nowadays, all the great conversations in movies and on TV series seem to happen in cafés, coffeehouses or coffee shops. Which of these select fictional movie or TV coffee-focused restaurants would you like to order a gourmet cappuccino or a plain ole cup of Joe and hangout with their likable cast of characters? Discuss the topic here.

Lesli Linka Glatter, the accomplished American film and television director, celebrated her 70th birthday on July 26, 2023. Known for her exceptional directorial skills, she has helmed numerous critically acclaimed TV shows, including 'Homeland', 'Mad Men', and 'Twin Peaks'. Glatter's work has earned her accolades, including multiple Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Which of Lesli Linka Glatter's remarkable directorial projects in film, TV series, or miniseries do you believe is the best? Discuss the poll here

These are 9 TV Series with over 50K votes rated exactly 9 stars on IMDb as of 31st July 2015. Which of these TV Series do you enjoy most? Discuss the poll here

There were some fantastic TV shows from the 90s era. Which of the following would you love to see rebooted into modern televsion? (Discuss here)

Rolling Stone made a new list of the best TV shows with the help of industry professionals. From their top 25, what is your favorite show? Discuss here

Which revival are you most likely to watch? New seasons have been announced for both of these 90s shows about FBI agents investigating unusual events. Share your thoughts here

The definitions of abstract concepts like genres can be notoriously hard to pin down, so, rather than leave everybody to fight amongst themselves about what exactly a "western" or a "thriller" is, IMDb has thoughtfully provided us with official definitions on their help page. What is their definition of "Western"? Read on: Should contain numerous scenes and/or a narrative where the portrayal is similar to that of frontier life in the American West during 1600s to contemporary times. Objective. In other words, the basic criteria for being a Western is based on time and place: the American West in the frontier era. This is easy enough to apply to things like The Searchers (1956) or Gunsmoke (1955-1975), titles that fit neatly within those parameters. But what about those movies and TV shows that happen to meet some, but not all, of the criteria? What about the pieces of media that only vaguely, kinda sorta fit the bill? Not one single title on this list is officially recognized as a "Western" by IMDb. Yet, every last one of them has some significant connection to the genre. The question is, which of these films/TV series do you think is the best example of a Western... that's not a Western? After voting, please discuss here. Click here for the expanded version of this list. Click here to read an alternate version of this list with detailed descriptions for each title.

At which fictional TV eatery would you dine? Poll suggested by mnw1989-1 You may discuss this poll here.

This is a list of TV shows with vibrant, imaginative & interactive environments. If you could experience any of these shows in virtual reality, which show would you choose? Discuss Here!

Small towns can sometimes be havens for the unusual, the weird, and the unexplained. Which of these TV series set in small U.S. towns is your favorite? Discuss a possible visit HERE