Bryce Dallas Howard showed off all of her Argylle looks from the press tour, and I'm so here for the leather dress she wore on The Graham Norton Show.

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It’s not TV. It’s HBO. That’s the moniker that graced pay cable screens throughout the 1990s, as the “Home Box Office” network began experimenting with original programming for the first time. Most of those early shows were comedies, and some were even groundbreaking (lookin’ at you The Larry Sanders Show), but it wasn’t until the late 90s and early 2000s that HBO became responsible for inventing what is now known as “prestige TV.” The Wire and The Sopranos were unlike anything else on television, not only at the time, but in history. HBO’s subscription model …

Thanks to a strong fan base, the vampire genre became quite popular, leading to some of these television series getting made and entertaining viewers.

HBO is considered the top of Peak TV. The cable network has given viewers some truly original, quality shows, from The Sopranos to Game of Thrones.

Disney has produced a number of shows over the years but which are the best? We used IMDb scores to find out.

Watching Nickelodeon shows was like a rite of passage for young kids, and now as adults, we can see which fared best according to their IMDb score.

Though some of these shows may have run a bit longer than they probably should have, it is still impressive to know how long they were kicking.

TLC is known for reality series such as 90 Day Fiance and A Baby Story. We look at the greatest shows from this network according to their IMDb score.

Reality dating shows really hit a low point in the 2000s, with some of the ideas being so terrible that the shows ended after a few episodes.

According to IMDb, these are the best TV shows of all time. From fantasy like Game of Thrones, to comedy like Rick and Morty... the list is diverse!

Since its rise in the mid-90s, reality TV has been a pop cultural cornerstone. The actual merits of reality TV (if they exist) and the appropriate real-to-scripted ratio of content that should carry the label are unclear.

The CW Network broadcasts some of the most buzz-worthy shows around. Its range spans from superhero series to teen-skewed soaps and the odd comedy treasure. That’s The Flash and Supergirl to One Tree Hill and with a helping of Jane the Virgin on the side.