John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer
A new year means a whole new slate of TV to watch and some endless possibilities. As 2010 swiftly approaches, it's time not only to make resolutions for yourself, but to make wishes for the small-screen as well. In 2009, we watched Jim and Pam get married, George O'Malley and Nathan Petrelli die and Jon and Kate Gosselin's televised marriage get canceled. We don't know exactly what 2010 will bring ...
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Oprah
From castigating James Frey to watching Tom Cruise literally bounce off her couch, Oprah Winfrey has had several big moments throughout the years on her talk show ...
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The Simpsons
When you think of music meccas, you may think of Memphis, Austin or New York City. But don't forget Springfield.
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Along with bizarre characters and brilliant one-liners, The Simpsons has brought us two decades of great tunes — and welcomed a musical lineup that would make any show jealous. Guests have included Michael Jackson, Johnny Cash and U2. (Resident music critic Mr. Burns called the Irish rockers "wankers.")
Check out Sneakmove.com's list of awesome musical Simpsons guests, and tell us...
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Robert Pattinson, Davy Jones
Twilight owes much of its success to throngs of screaming teen girls. But Robert Pattison and Taylor Lautner are just the latest in a long line of teen heartthrobs.
Now thanks to AOL's list of the Top 50 teen idols, you can look back ...
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Gone with the Wind, Tom Cruise
Feeling lucky, punk? Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.
Sorry, we didn't mean to sound intimidating. We're just reciting some of our all-time...
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I Love Lucy, Leave it to Beaver
Thanksgiving always makes us feel nostalgic for '50s TV — maybe because of all those Twilight Zone marathons we watched growing up. So we were psyched to find AOL's list of the best '50s TV shows. With everything from Leave it to Beaver to Dobie Gillis, all of our favorites are here.
So we want to know...
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Jon Gosselin, Kate Gosselin
Amidst your tryptophan-induced haze over the holiday weekend, you'll likely ponder all the things you're thankful for. But what would you have been grateful NOT to see on television?
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Charlie Brown Christmas
Thanksgiving is upon us, and that means two things: lots of turkey and plenty of TV programming to get you in the mood for the holidays.
This year's lineup offers new programs like Prep & Landing (Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 8:30/7:30c, ABC), but if you're anything like us, you look forward to re-watching such classics as Charlie Brown Christmas, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, It's a Wonderful Life and How the Grinch Stole Christmas this time of year.
So we want to know: What are your holiday TV favorites?
Whether Frosty the Snowman warms your heart, or if you prefer to laugh along with movies like Home Alone, A Christmas Story and Bad Santa, share your picks and reasons why after the jump...
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Sopranos
May you live in interesting times, goes the old saying — and we do. As the decade comes to an end, we'd like your help in choosing the biggest, best, wildest and weirdest moments of the last decade. Tell us in the comments below: What were your Top TV Moments from 2000 to 2009?
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Lost
As we head into the final days of the year, we've begun reflecting on the past year of television with one question in mind: Which show was your favorite in 2009?
Were you happily bewildered by Lost's time-tripping fifth season? Did comedies such as How I Met Your Mother and The Office make you laugh harder than ever? Did new series like NCIS: Los Angeles and The Vampire Diaries earn a spot in your weekly TV lineup? Did cable dramas like Sons of Anarchy and Dexter keep you riveted?
As you think back on these and many other worthy shows (Battlestar Galactica already seems so far away), we want to know: What is your favorite TV show of 2009?
Share your picks (and tell us why you love your top show) in the comments after the jump
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