TV Show (
)

The most traditional format: TV show. It airs between 3 and 365 episodes a year, and has at least a partial season.

The Comeback

An ex A-list celebrity attempts to rekindle the flame of her once prominent acting career with nothing but a camera crew and some determination.

The Conners

A follow-up to the comedy series Roseanne (1988), centering on the family members of the matriarch after her sudden death.

The Crazy Ones

Out-of-the-box Simon Roberts runs an ad agency with his Type-A daughter Sydney.

The Deuce

A show abut the legalization and ensuing rise of the porn industry in New York, around Times Square created and written by David Simon and George Pelecanos who also created The Wire.

The Disastrous Life of Saiki K

Saiki Kusuo is a powerful psychic who hates attracting attention, yet he is surrounded by colorful characters who always find a way to remove him from his everyday life.

The Doctor Blake Mysteries

Annoying Australian doctor solves crime while being an alcoholic.

The Dragon Prince

Two human princes forge an unlikely bond with the elfin assassin sent to kill them, embarking on an epic quest to bring peace to their warring lands.

The Dresden Files

A Chicago-based wizard works as a private investigator.

The Dumping Ground

Set in a children’s home known as the “dumping ground” the children face life together as they grow up in foster care.

The Education of Max Bickford

The first show to have a transgender regular character.

The Eleventh Hour

Back in 1964, a show about psychiatry diagnosed someone with “lesbian tendencies.”

The Ellen Show

Not Ellen, or the Ellen Show (the daytime one), but about Ellen. Staring Ellen. As a Lesbian.