Greatest Television Shows of All Time

[ManPerson]

This is what we had so far on the old forum.
Pre-1950s
1. The Ed Sullivan Show
2. The Lone Ranger
3. The Jackie Gleason Show
4. Texaco Star Theater
5. Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
1950s
1. I Love Lucy
2. The Twilight Zone
3. Gunsmoke
4. The Honeymooners
5. The Jack Benny Program
6. Dragnet
7. Bonanza
8. Looney Tunes
9. Your Show of Shows
10. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
11. The Wonderful World of Disney
12. Perry Mason
13. The Price is Right
14. Leave It to Beaver
15. The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
16. The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends
17. Wagon Train
18. The Red Skelton Show
19. The Danny Thomas Show
20. The Tonight Show Starring Jack Paar
21. Lassie
22. Father Knows Best
23. Have Gun - Will Travel
24. What’s My Line?
25. The Phil Silvers Show
26. The Rifleman
27. Guiding Light
28. You Bet Your Life
29. Rawhide
30. As the World Turns
1960s
1, Star Trek
2. Doctor Who
3. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
4. Sesame Street
5. Monty Python's Flying Circus
6. The Andy Griffith Show
7. The Flintstones
8. Jeopardy!
9. The Dick Van Dyke Show
10. Astro Boy
11. Columbo
12. Bewitched
13. The Carol Burnett Show
14. Mission: Impossible
15. The Beverly Hillbillies
16. Get Smart
17. The Brady Bunch
18. Scooby Doo, Where Are You!
19. Batman
20. Gilligan’s Island
21. Hawaii Five-O
22. The Addams Family
23. The Jetsons
24. The Prisoner
25. The Outer Limits
26. Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
27. The Fugitive
28. Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
29. Hogan's Heroes
30. The Pink Panther

[ManPerson]

Starting to think I lowballed Astro Boy a bit. It's definitely behind the 4 shows above it in terms of acclaim (in the west at least) but I think it clearly makes up for it in influence and cultural impact. I moved it from 13 to 10.

[Fido]

My main question with this is still the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoons and the like. They truly transcend the medium, but it's difficult to measure how much is it because a show, the movies, all the marketing around it, etc.