I rarely look at the TV.com "top" lists, but recently I ran across the TV.com Highest Ranked (All Genres) List HERE (link).
Aside from my usual complaints that this site skews really young with a powerful bias to recent shows and cartoons/animes, some other things strike me as weird. Of all the TGIF programs, "Boy Meets World" places 17 overall but no other 90s TGIF programs make the list. Was it that much better? "Married With Children" ranks high, but I'll leave that alone.
I'm also surprised that "The Real McCoys" makes the list at 73, I enjoyed it but on a list that leaves out a lot of comedies from the 50s-70s, I wonder why.Other oddities include "The Lucy Show" - pleasant enough but mostly a vehicle for guest stars for much of its run (especially after Lucy and Mooney moved to California). There is no zany "Beverly Hillbillies", weird "Munsters", satirical "Get Smart" - but "Mr. Ed" comes in at 51. Good grief.
Maybe strangest of all on a list that leaves out "Star Trek", "The Fugitive", and "Mission: Impossible" is the Nielsen-bombing and slow-moving Earl Hamner/Lorimar "Apple's Way" at 89. Who remembers this series as top-rated TV?