Yay lists... Your favorite (7) TV shows of all time?

Like most, I've loved so many shows over the years, and I'm wondering with different personalities on this board how different some lists would be. And keep in mind that this is your favorite shows...not necessarily what you think the "best" shows are (in terms of quality), though they may be one in the same. Also, it can be dramas, sitcoms, comedies, whatever...as long as it's a TV show...and for the sake of the thread, let's not include miniseriesesezes(?).

As always, I feel like 7 is a solid number since 10 seems like too many and 5 is always tough to decide on. Also, post your age as I think that would be fairly relevant for something like this....and also why you chose the shows you did.

Here's mine, in no order (aside from #1). I'm 33:

1. Saved by the Bell - I'll never argue that it's spectacular television, and you can hate on it all you want, but it's my favorite show of all time. It's so awesomely bad that I think it's awesomely good.

- South Park - I've watched it since it started airing in 97, and it still consistently makes me laugh. A lot. It will go down as one of the best (in terms of quality) and most consistently relevant shows of all time IMO.

- The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - This one is straight up nostalgia for me most likely, but this show hit me in my 11-17 age range, so I sort of grew up with it. And any time I catch it in reruns to this day, it still cracks me up (maybe even more than it used to). It also doesn't hurt that my friends and I quote it often.

- The Wire - I watched this about a year ago for the first time, and although I can't really explain what's so good about it, it's just fricking good. I'd easily recommend it to just about anyone, and after I saw it I was immediately mad at myself for waiting that long to see what all the hype was about; the hype was deserved, no doubt. No matter how you look at it, The Wire is just good television.

- The Office (USA) - This is another one I missed the initial boat on. I jumped into an episode during the fourth season (Dinner Party) and thought it was great, and I immediately bought the first three seasons and caught up. It had it's ups and downs, but I haven't enjoyed many shows like I've enjoyed The Office, and I continue to record reruns and watch them several times a week.

- Lost - Pretty polarizing show on this board, but I've never been engaged in a show as much as I was with Lost. And a lot of that is owed to this board...the weekly discussion threads were awesome IMO, from the infighting to the theories to the bitching to the painstakingly explicit details about every single aspect of the episodes. Good times. I think I invested more of my thought and time into Lost than pretty much any other TV show I've ever seen, and I loved the ride from start to finish (and the ending too :coco2:). Also, I consider several specific episodes to honestly be some of the best hours of television of all time.

- Psych - I'm not sure there is a show more perfectly suited to adult me. The chemistry between the characters (all of them, but obviously Shawn and Gus specifically), the 80s/90s references, the smartass humor, etc...all of it falls directly into my wheelhouse.

Came close:
- Arrested Development - Admittedly should be on my list...on any given day, it could maybe replace tFPoBA.
- Home Improvement - Just one of those corny shows that always made me laugh. Who knows, maybe I just like Tim Allen. Also, I love hating on that count Jill Taylor. I'm sure it won't make any peoples' lists, but this show has always made me laugh and has been one of my favorites for whatever reasons.
- Cheers - May have missed the list only because it's been so long since I've watched it, but I've seen some episodes here and there, and it holds up really well and is very well-written.
- Wonder Years - This one should prolly be on my list as well, as it gets credit for helping transition me from a little kid into a teenager. I think most people in my age range would classify this show as the TV equivalent to their puberty.