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The New York Times asked more than 500 television professionals to vote. Actors, writers, producers, showrunners. They picked the 100 best TV shows of the 21st century. The top ten: Breaking Bad, The Wire, Mad Men, Succession, Fleabag, Game of Thrones, Veep, 30 Rock, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Atlanta.

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When the original “Saints Row” launched in 2006, it was dismissed by some as a shameless knock-off of “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.” It was that, for sure, but it was also a really fun open world crime game with its own merits and unique qualities. The game had deep player customization, a unique mission structure with three…

Horror used to be a luxury reserved only for the big screen, but the relationship between the genre and mainstream television has changed. In fact, there’s a lot of great horror on TV these days, as its presence on the small screen continues to ratchet up and rival the best horror movies to come out of…

Since the early days of PC gaming, strategy games have been a growing fixture on the platform. From “Fields of Glory” to “Dune II,” there is something undeniably fun about commanding entire armies to crush your enemies and see them driven before you. That appeal spreads to smaller-scoped strategy games with a squad-based focus like…

HBO has been a home for prestige television for several decades now. Whether it’s long-running shows like “Curb Your Enthusiasm” or medium-altering phenomena like “Game of Thrones,” there’s no shortage of series that remind audiences just how effective great television can be at keeping us tuned in every week. However, some of the most memorable…

Let’s be honest: There’s a lot of TV out there these days and not everyone has time to watch it all. Some of the best shows are also some of the longest-running shows with hours of content to view, which means they can take up an unacceptable amount of your precious free time.

Launched in 1992, Cartoon Network has been a basic cable staple for over 30 years, primarily celebrating animated programming. Initially highlighting the extensive animated libraries of Warner Bros. and Hanna-Barbera, the channel went on to produce its own content, which eventually became its programming focus. Today, we’re taking a look back at that inaugural decade…

Though most people still think of Amazon Prime as an online retailer, streaming service Prime Video has quietly built up a library of excellent television. Any network or streamer worth its salt is basically required to dive into crime drama from time to time, as this genre has been the medium’s bread and butter for…

There really is nothing else on television like HBO bringing a clearly visible prestige to the whole medium. That heightened production is apparent right from the start of the platform’s original shows with incredibly well-made opening title sequences. From moody songs set to the proceedings to stylized visuals, these credit sequences really do set the…