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[A] Hazzard | Good ol' boys racing their General Lee through corrupt Boss Hogg's Southern county shenanigans.

[C] Funniest | Bob Saget hosted family-friendly fail compilations before YouTube made everyone a content creator.

[B] Can | Fox's competition series showcases diverse dance styles from ballet to hip-hop with celebrity judges.

[C] Jeannie | Barbara Eden's magical bottle-dwelling genie complicated astronaut Larry Hagman's military life endlessly.

[C] Buffy | Joss Whedon's teenage chosen one balanced high school drama with apocalyptic demon battles.

[D] Live | NBC's comedy institution launched countless careers from Belushi to Murphy to Wiig.

[A] Hillbillies | Clampett clan strikes oil, moves to California mansion, creating fish-out-of-water CBS gold.

[D] Served | British department store staff's innuendo-filled antics made Mrs. Slocombe's cat internationally famous.

[D] Our | Salem's hourglass-framed soap opera delivered decades of amnesia, twins, and resurrected villains.

[A] Price | Bob Barker's legendary daytime showcase where contestants win by guessing retail values correctly.

[C] Butthead | Mike Judge's metal-loving MTV delinquents provided crude commentary on music videos throughout 1990s.

[D] Dyke | Rob Petrie's TV writer mishaps defined 1960s sitcom excellence with Mary Tyler Moore.

[B] Colbert | Stephen's satirical conservative pundit persona revolutionized late-night political comedy on Comedy Central.

[C] Curb | Larry David's HBO masterpiece where social faux pas spiral into hilariously uncomfortable confrontations.

[D] Children | Al Bundy's shoe-selling misery and dysfunctional family defined Fox Network's early irreverent success.

[B] Last | Nickelodeon's animated epic follows Aang mastering elements to defeat Fire Nation tyranny worldwide.

[A] Engagement | David Spade and Patrick Warburton navigate relationships in this CBS ensemble comedy series.

[A] Bell | Zack Morris and Bayside gang navigated teen issues between classes and The Max.

[B] Family | Archie Bunker's bigoted worldview clashed with changing 1970s America in groundbreaking Norman Lear comedy.