@JgraoThe New York Times just dropped their ranked list of the top 100 television shows for the 21st century, and the results come from a vote cast by over 500 TV industry professionals including stars and showrunners. Breaking Bad took the number one spot on this compiled list while The Wire secured second place. Mad Men landed at three followed closely by Succession in fourth. Fleabag rounded out the top five with Game of Thrones sitting at six. Veep claimed seventh, 30 Rock eighth, and Curb Your Enthusiasm finished ninth. Atlanta closed out the top ten at number ten. This interactive feature is available for exploration at https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/arts/television/best-tv-shows-21st-century.html

@JgraoThe New York Times just dropped their ranked list of the top 100 television shows for the 21st century, and the results come from a vote cast by over 500 TV industry professionals including stars and showrunners. Breaking Bad took the number one spot on this compiled list while The Wire secured second place. Mad Men landed at three followed closely by Succession in fourth. Fleabag rounded out the top five with Game of Thrones sitting at six. Veep claimed seventh, 30 Rock eighth, and Curb Your Enthusiasm finished ninth. Atlanta closed out the top ten at number ten. This interactive feature is available for exploration at https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/arts/television/best-tv-shows-21st-century.html