[Callum]

1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2. Gavin and Stacey
3. Eastenders
4. Grey's Anatomy
5. The Apprentice
6. Gossip Girl
7. X Factor
8. Big Brother
9. Friends
10. The Hills
11. Skins
12. That's So Raven
13. True Blood
14. This Morning
15. Doctor Who
16. I'm a Celebrity...
17. Heroes
18. Glee
19. Sabrina the Teenage Witch
20. Jeremy Kyle Show

[ThaGazBoi]

01. Skins
02. Shameless
03. X Factor
04. EastEnders
05. Miranda
06. Gavin & Stacey
07. Hollyoaks
08. Six Feet Under
09. Torchwood
10. Gossip Girl
11. Bad Girls
12. Footballer's Wives
13. Coronation Street
14. Glee
15. Will and Grace
16. Big Brother
17. Shipwrecked
18. Dancing on Ice
19. Two pints of lager & a packet of crisps
20. Doctor Who

[Niamh.]

1. Dexter
2. Six Feet Under
3. Weeds
4. Lost

[MarkWaldorf]

1. Gossip Girl
2. The X Factor
3. The OC
4. Buffy The Vampire Slayer
5. Skins
6. Doctor Who
7. Glee
8. Desperate Housewives
9. Tru Calling
10. Heroes

[Patrick]

I really want to see the the final result list now

[Braden]

Doctor Who
X Factor
Britain's Got Talent
Big Brother U.K
Ugly Betty
Desperate Housewives
I Love Money
Flavor Of Love
Rock Of Love
Big Brother U.S
America's Next Top Model
Britain's Next Top Model
Snog,Marry,Avoid?
Never Mind The Buzzcocks
The Catherine Tate Show
Little Britain
Miranda
Gavin And Stacey
Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps
I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here !
Alan Carr: Chatty Man
The Sunday/Friday Night Project
Gok's Fashion Fix
Eastenders
Lost
Bad Girls
My Super Sweet Sixteen U.K
Celebrity Love Island
Cirque De Celebrity
It's On With Alexa Chung

[Princess]

1.Friends
2.Grey's Anatomy
3.Big Brother
4.The OC
5.Desperate Housewives
6.The X Factor
7.Lost
8.Private Practice
9.Home and Away
10.Hollyoaks
11.Top Gear
12.Outnumbered
13.Glee
14.Dancing on Ice
15.Doctor Who
16.The Apprentice
17.Gossip Girl(only so low cos I still have yet to see the 2nd season)
18.Nip/Tuck
19.Footballer's Wifes
20.Friday Night With Jonathan Ross(my fav out of the chat shows)
21.Gok's Fashion Fix
22.Gavin and Stacey
23.Shipwrecked
24.Extras
25.Mock the Week

Stopping now,a lot of those aren't in the right order,I just put them as I remembered them.

[Sam!]

1. Big Brother
2. The Apprentice
3. Desperate Housewives
4. Shameless
5. The Games
6. Robot Wars
7. Ugly Betty
8. Shipwrecked
9. Im A Celeb..
10. The Simpsons
11. CatherineTateShow
12. Peep Show
13. Skins
14. Family Guy
15. Benidorm
16. X-Factor
17. Friday/Sunday Night Project
18. Gavin & Stacey
19. Little Britain
20. Britains Got Talent

[Patrick]

When are we ment to get the results lol

[Shaun]

forgot about this - bump for when i'm sober/awake

[Shaun]

Counted the votes...I'll do the countdown tomorrow

[Princess]

Looking forward to this! Hopefully be better than the abysmal C4 one.

[Shaun]

Actually...just to tease you...here's the first ten

50. The Graham Norton Show - 20 points


Also incorporating 'V Graham Norton' and the immensely popular C4 show 'So Graham Norton', the Irish TV presenter hasn't been off our screens in the past decade - catapulting from cult status in 1998 with a naughty bare-all chat show to...a naughty bare-all chat show.

49. Sabrina the Teenage Witch - 23 points


It started in 1996 and lasted until 2003 - but 7 years was enough to cement it as a Nickelodeon classic. Starring Melissa Joan Hart as the eponymous character, it followed the capers of a teenage witch finding her powers and her crazy family - including fan favourite, talking cat, Salem. The final episode finally saw Sabrina ride off into the distance with her soulmate, Harvey.

48. SM:TV Live / CD UK - 24 points


The cure to many's Saturday morning hangover and the staple in children of the era's TV-viewing diet, SM:TV propelled Ant, Dec and Cat (now Cat Deeley and...Ant and Dec) to fame with a variety of childish games, sketches and live music performances on its neighbour show 'CD UK'. It finished in 2003 after a succession of different presenters including Big Brother's very own Brian Dowling.

47. Without A Trace - 24 points


Running from 2002 until 2009, Without A Trace was a US drama series set around the premise of an FBI Missing Persons' bureau. Averaging around 14m viewers per season, its tense mystery and the dilemmas its characters faced touched upon a number of issues and made for compelling viewing.

46. The Royle Family - 25 points


It officially ended in the year 2000, but 4 christmas specials since then have made sure this comedy continues to be a hit with fans. Written by Caroline Aherne, it followed the mundane lives of the Royles, a family of couch-potatos and argumentative, flatulent 'chavs' - brilliantly acted by UK legends such as Ricky Tomlinson and Liz Smith. It swept comedy awards, winning BAFTAs, and its legacy sees it as a regular in Christmas viewing and Best Sitcom polls.

45. The Hills - 27 points


The 'reality television' program is one of MTV's biggest modern hits - and has made somebodies out of nobodies such as Lauren Conrad, Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag. They're names you'll have touched upon in your careful adventures with Hugo, but serious lack of talent and likeability aside...it's apparently popular. **** knows why. *shudders*

44. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - 27 points


It only lasted 3 years into the decade, but Buffy's popularity dominated SkyOne listings and DVD boxset sales for much longer. Set around Sarah Michelle Gellar's central character and her 'Scooby Gang', the supernatural series brought vampires into the 21st century, and it's arguably an impact on modern successes True Blood and Twilight.

43. 24 - 27 points


Jack Bauer has become a household name, perhaps, oddly, more famous than the actor who portrays him. Presented in a novel new way of 24-hour series [each episode lasting an hour of Bauer and co.'s lives], the US action drama continues to be a massive ratings hit.

42. Come Dine With Me - 28 points


First broadcast in 2005, the C4 daytime program's premise is a simple one - 4 or 5 randomers from the same town are thrust together and forced to host dinner-parties over the course of a week. However, its popularity lies within the arguments rather than the culinary prowess, and cutting quips from its commentator.

41. QI - 28 points


The panel comedy gameshow began in 2003 and regular host Stephen Fry and panelist Alan Davies have made it a stalwart of British weeknight comedy. Its unique brand of 'general ignorance' and celebrity guests [ranging from regulars David Mitchell and Jimmy Carr to actress Emma Thompson] celebrates 'quite interesting' [what the title stands for] trivia.

[Princess]

Woop for Sabrina,SM:TV and Come Dine With Me!

[Jords]

Sabrina and The Royle Family

[andyman]

WHAT? Who the fk? What the? Twats!

QI and Come Dine With Me should be in the top ten! Spaced, The Mighty Boosh and this dark funny program.. Fek! Forgot.. I will go seek.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by andyman

WHAT? Who the fk? What the? Twats!

QI and Come Dine With Me should be in the top ten! Spaced, The Mighty Boosh and this dark funny program.. Fek! Forgot.. I will go seek.

OHH! Garth Merenghi's Dark Place? I loved that (Though I think the title's wrong).

I wish I saw this earlier

[andyman]

JAM!

[MarkWaldorf]

Woooo Buffy!

[Marc]

1. ER
2. Big Brother
3. Grey's Anatomy
4. Friends
5. Scrubs
6. Charmed
7. Heroes
8. American Dad
9. Jonathan Ross
10. The Apprentice

Aww are these too late?

[Shaun]

Yes Marc, however I'll add the points to the ones already in the chart

[MrGaryy]

SABRINA <333

also woop for The Hills

[Arneldo]

SM:Tv Live <3.

[Shaun]

40. Little Britain - 29 points


It spawned an unprecedented amount of popular impersonation of its characters, and its catchphrases became a part of everyday speech. Matt Lucas and David Walliams' sketch show was arguably the most successful of the decade.

39. Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps - 30 points


Featuring Sheridan Smith and Ralf Little, the sitcom set in Runcorn amongst a friend circle of chavs continues to be BBC Three's biggest show, despite being as funny as finding an aborted baby in your sink basin.

38. Benidorm - 30 points


I'll be honest - I know very little of this show. I take it's a sitcom set in a chavvy holiday resort in the title location. Featuring Johnny Vegas and a host of cameo stars, Benidorm only began in 2007 but managed to quickly establish itself enough to get on here.

37. Alan Carr: Chatty Man - 30 points


The camp comedian has had a pretty successful decade. Launching to fame via The Friday Night Project with Justin Lee Collins and a hugely-popular 'Tooth Fairy' live standup show, he's gone on to present a gameshow and now this. His feminine and outlandish style makes for an interesting interview whoever the participant.

36. Bad Girls - 31 points


You've no idea what I've just seen googling that image. The insane UK drama based in a womens' prison saw a whole host of absurd stories and sensationalist nonsense that made for spectacular viewing; including hauntings, murders, steamy relationships and comic relief.

35. The Simpsons - 31 points


Starting in 1989 on the Tracey Ullman [IIRC] show, the 90s was dominated by the yellow folk. However, its marketability and sheer dominance over US/international comedy continued and still does - now drawing massive names from both showbiz and politic (Tony Blair even featured). The decade also saw a Simpsons Movie, which reinforced the show's appeal.

34. Friday Night With Jonathan Ross - 33 points


Starting in 2001, the chat show King has taken over from the giant, Parkinson, as the country's most-watched talk-show. Since then, Ross has drawn in huge names from all fields of showbiz - from Barbra Streisand to Vivienne Westwood, David Bowie to Ricky Gervais - and, joined by house band 4 ***** and a Piano, continues to go from strength to strength (suspension aside).

33. Dancing on Ice - 34 points


Perhaps one of the bizarrest brainwaves to emerge from reality television, ITV's answer to Strictly Come Dancing was to shove the celebs on ice and make use of Holly Willoughby's er...talents. It's camp, it's panto but it's successful.

32. Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - 38 points


During the 90s, Saturday night's television viewing was the focal point of scheduling - with hit gameshows such as Blind Date and The Price is Right dominating. This died somewhat in the past decade, but one stellar success was this. With an army of Z-list celebs at their disposal, Ant and Dec's fun antics drew millions upon millions of viewers.

31. The Office - 39 points


With the simple premise of mock-documenting the mundanity of office life, Stephen Merchant and Ricky Gervais began what was to be a phenomenally successful decade for the pair with this gem of a comedy. Gervais' 'David Brent' is continually hailed as one of the greatest comedy characters of all time - his cringeworthy management style and desperation to be adored illustrating why.

[Princess]

YAY for Alan Carr,The Simpsons,Jonathan Ross,Ant and Dec and DOI!