Viewers are generally supposed to like the lead characters on a TV series. But sometimes, the writers and producers get it wrong, and characters who even start out right go horribly wrong. We discuss 16 of the worst TV leads of all time.

“The X-Files” premiered on Fox in 1993 and became an instant pop-culture phenomenon. The sci-fi show developed an intense fandom fixated on agents Mulder and Scully investigating monsters of the week, alien abductions, and vast government conspiracies. We look back on its best episodes.

In the late 90s and early 2000s Fox’s “Melrose Place” was the dominant primetime soap operas, scoring millions of viewers every week with its tales of betrayal, revenge, and sex. We look back at the show’s very best characters.

FX Network's "American Horror Story" has given us dozens of terrifying -- and compelling -- characters over its 12-season run. We discuss the most interesting killers, monsters, and final girls from Ryan Murphy's horror anthology series.

Television programming for and about teens exploded in the 1990s and 2000s, defining the young people of those generations and changing the face of TV forever. We debate 16 of the most iconic teen dramas that aired between 1990 and 2009.

NBC basically owned Thursday nights for most of the 90s and early 2000s. This week the podcast looks back on some of the biggest Must-See-TV shows to name the best of all time.

The panelists discuss 16 of the most well-regarded final episodes for long-running TV series.

The panelists discuss 16 Emmy Winners for Best Drama Series and narrow it down to the best of the bunch.

The panelists visit the TV graveyard and dig up 16 promising show whose runs were cut far too short. Which two-season wonders made the debate? Listen now!