My top 30 tv shows!

A comedy show with good actors and great storylines. However, the jokes were a little off sometimes and I'm still not sure how I like the fact that James Van Der Beek played himself in it. It was cancelled in the middle of the second season due to lack of audience. Was it cancelled too soon? Yes. Should it have gotten a season 3? Nope.

A show about a woman, Samantha who gets in a coma and doesn't have any long-term memory. She soon realizes that she's basically a huge bitch and wants to restore all her relationships. A show that basically points out the good and the bad in life. It's good. Great actors. But after two seasons... I mean, we all knew it had to end there.

A show about gay friends, trying to find their way in love and society. It's an okay drama show but considering I'm a straight woman, I can't always relate to the issues that they're having. Also, there's a lot of gay sex. Love it or hate it.

Years after the original Melrose Place ended, The CW attemped to make a 2009 version of it. It was pretty okay, the actors were fine. Except for Ashlee Simpson. I still don't know how and why she joined the cast. It was also fun to see some of the old characters to return. But on the other hand, there were too many old characters, too many references. Kids that watch The CW didn't understand it at all. So no audience, no second season.

A sitcom about, well... two broke girls. One girl is used to poverty, the other... not so much. They're best friends and roommates and try to make it in the cupcake industry. It's actually a pretty entertaining show. I would have loved to give it a higher score but there are just better shows out there. It's entertaining, but not quite intelligent. Hipsters and sex are the main theme. And I'm not ashamed to laugh, every time!

The original Melrose Place was a nineties soap opera about young people, living in the same Hollywood building, trying to make it in whatever industry they're in. It had doctors, actors and fashion designers. Oh, and let's not forget, it also included half of the cast in the an advertising agency. Yes, I wrestled through all 7 seasons (each season had about 35 episodes). I made it through and I'll forever miss Kimberly Shaw.

House of Lies is a show about a management consultant firm. With main actors such as Don Cheadle, Kristen Bell and Ben Schwartz, it's pretty great. However, it's not really high on my list because it hasn't had big highs and lows yet. But it has approved from season one so I'm excited to see more. Also, I basically watch it to see Kristen regularly on my tv.

What I thought was going to be a typical teenage show turned out to be better. But... it was still pretty typical. The parents are extraordinary awesome and handsome for their age. And cast was at least 5 years older than they should have been. But it was also quite dark sometimes and that makes it a pretty good teenage show.

An ABC crime show about medical examiner, Megan Hunt, who tries to find the killers by finding proof on.. you guessed it right, the body. It has had some great episodes but I have to admit that sometimes I watch it because Dana Delany is pretty fierce.

About a study group of a lot different people in community college. All though some people swear by the genius of the show, I have to say... I'm not that sure about it. It has some good storylines, good humor. But there isn't a lot more going on. However, Abed is the best. Can't get enough of that guy.

Yet another typical teenage show but a pretty great one at that. In the first three seasons anyway. After they all graduated, it all kind of fell apart. Gossip Girl had to be everywhere because the people were everywhere. It got to be more about business than about gossip and scandals. However, all my OTP's got married at the end. So I'm still pretty happy about that. And I still love the concept.

Private Practice, a spin-off from Grey's Anatomy about Addison going to LA to work at a co-operative doctor practice. It's an okay show with okay storylines but I mean.. it's a little boring sometimes. How much can they whine? But I love Addison, couldn't miss it!

Entourage is a HBO show about movie star Vincent Chase who brought his brother and two friends to Hollywood. It includes a lot of sex and swearing but by the end of the last season, it's actually quite exciting. When you're interested in show business, you learn a lot. If accurate or not, it's still entertaining.

About a dysfunctional rich family that has to make it through the difficult time of having the head of the family in prison. It's actually really funny. The way that they make it seem like it's a documentary, is fantastic. Thank god they've returned with season four!

Big Love, a HBO show, about a polygamist family, living in the suburbs of a Utah town. It's pretty interesting to see how polygamy would work. Intriguing, really. But it's always a bit tedious.

A FX show about a girl who's looking for a new apartment and finds a loft with three rather crazy guys. The quirky Jess fits right in. It's a good comedy show and it's getting better and better. But there are a few (14 to be exact) that I like better.

Another ABC drama about a young woman who seeks revenge on the wealthiest family of New York (and the Hamptons) because they put her father unfairly in prison. It's a good show but a bit too posh for my taste sometimes. However, I love the scandals. And Victoria is fabulous.

Probably the most famous show of all time, if you ask me. But, like basically everyone in the world, I also have my opinion about it. Its worthwhile the first three seasons but after that, it just gets sad. I also have this strange pet peeve about the fact that in Season 6, Kate her eyebrows are still extremely perfect. Yet, it's pretty far in my list because it's one of the most impressive shows I've ever seen. Especially when it comes down to cast, crew, location and special effects.

A Showtime comedy/drama about a (almost) middle age woman who finds out she has cancer. I was a bit skeptical about the show but turns out, it's pretty great. Not everyone wants to deal with cancer every week, though.

One of AMC's first and best tv shows about a advertising company in the sixties. At first, I thought the show was just about smoking and drinking in the office and adultery. But o god, I changed my mind fast. As a person who's from the early nineties, the only thing I knew about the sixties consists of the words "The Beatles" and "Woodstock". Two pretty great words, of course, but after seen Mad Men, I was delighted to know more. Fantastic costumes, as well.

I start the top ten with one of the best dramas of the last decade. It's an HBO show about a funeral home in sunny Los Angeles. It's strong. Funny. And very intriguing. However, the only downer to it: it had really long episodes. And I have an attention span of a dead fish.

Will & Grace concerns about a gay man, Will and a straight woman, Grace living together in Manhattan. They have two best friends, Karen (who is always drunk and/or high) and Jack (who is extremely gay and stupid). The jokes always have the same content. It usually includes Grace her fashion taste, her small chest (and Karen's big chest), Jack's ego,... but for some reason I keep on finding it fantastic. And I am in no way ashamed to say that I loved the endless special guests.

At this point, I find it really hard to choose. Friends is fantastic and it will always be fantastic. Should it be on 8, 7, 6,... or 1? I don't know. What I do know it that this show is epic. It is legendary. It's one of the biggest sitcoms we will ever see. The cast is fantastic. The storyline is fanstastic. It is all fanstastic.

An AMC show about a midle age science teacher who finds out that he has terminal cancer. He, then makes sure he leaves his family behind without any medical bills by making and celling Crystal Meth. With his partner, Jesse, they make the best and worst team at the same time. I've enjoyed this show so much. It's so badass. I'm sad that its ending, however, it wouldn't have been realistic to make it last longer than five seasons. It's incredibly self-destructible. But I love it!

My ultimate favorite sitcom would have to be How I Met Your Mother. I was skeptical when I started watching it, because, let's face it, it's a lot like Friends. But I was quite wrong. I love the many flashbacks and the extreme accuracy. I love Barney, and even more, Neil Patrick Harris. Who doesn't? Some people don't like the fact that we still haven't seen the mother yet, but I enjoy it quite a bit.

A "typical" ABC drama about first year interns at Seatle Grace Hospital. It's more about their love lives than anything else. And that is basically what I love about it so much. Its a really good mix between humor and drama and that is also one of the strongest features of the show. One other thing I love, is how they keep on finding a creative way to make an episode. It's not just a doctor show. It's more.

Weeds is one of my favourite shows because it's basically a wet dream of mine. Who wouldn't want to be a suburban housewife, in a small Californian town, that sells weed for a living? However, it doesn't stay innocent and by the time it would get actually dangerous (I'd say season 3), I'd be back to baking cookies for my son's high school. It's witty, and it has so much black humor. How can anyone not love this show? The two last seasons weren't like first 6 ones. But Jenji Kohan has always made the best cliffhangers, ever.

I'm not saying this is one of the best shows, ever. But for me, it is. I watched this when I was a teenager but was extremely intrigued by the fact that it was so dark. Rape and murder, the little fictional town of Neptune has it all and Veronica Mars solved it all, too. I found it fantastic. And still watch it every once and a while. Thank god, we're getting a movie in 2014.

I couldn't choose between this show and the next one to put on #1. But by the end, I decided that it doesn't really matter because they're equally fantastic. Desperate Housewives started out as a typical women show but after eight seasons, we all know - it's much more. Marc Cherry is my hero, basically. The witty humor along with the dramatic storylines. It's just freakin' great. It turned out to be a beautiful mix of a typical ABC drama and a great satire for the all American housewife.

Dexter, o damn it, Dexter! I wanted to look at Dexter because of the fact that it's about a serial killer. I had no idea how he would be portrayed, but I thought it would be bad. However, I was so fooled. He is usually NOT the bad guy. It's "America's favorite serial killer." How they make that happen, I don't know. The only thing I'm a bit weird about is the fact that he keeps getting in these extreme crossfires but gets out of it, right on time. He also seems to have the energy of a daycare of toddlers considering he kills at night and still finds time to take care of his son and gets on time to work. But it's still just a show, right? And a fine one at that.