My subjective-objective list of the best TV shows ever made.

Naveen Andrews, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Daniel Dae Kim, Emilie de Ravin, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Yunjin Kim, Dominic Monaghan, Terry O'Quinn, Harold Perrineau, Michelle Rodriguez, Cynthia Watros, Maggie Grace, and Evangeline Lilly in Lost (2004)

My objective-subjective view on the best films ever made.

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Mission: Impossible franchise universe. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinema, streaming, studio rides, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary.

The Mission: Impossible Universe Timeline

Barbara Bain, Martin Landau, Peter Graves, Peter Lupus, and Greg Morris in Mission: Impossible (1966)

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Harry Potter franchise universe. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinemas, on streaming platforms, as a studio ride, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary.

Robbie Coltrane, Warwick Davis, Richard Harris, Rupert Grint, Daniel Radcliffe, and Emma Watson in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Blade Runner franchise universe. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinemas, on streaming platforms, as part of studio rides, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary.

Harrison Ford and Sean Young in Blade Runner (1982)

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Kung Fu Panda franchise universe. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinemas, on streaming platforms, as part of studio rides, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary. Legend of the Legendary Warrior (2008) and Pandiva (2016) are not listed on IMDb.

Hans Zimmer, Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger, Jack Black, Melissa Cobb, Mark Osborne, John Powell, and John Stevenson in Kung Fu Panda (2008)

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit franchise universe of Middle-earth from author J. R. R. Tolkien. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinemas, on streaming platforms, as part of studio rides, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary.

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Terminator franchise universe. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinemas, on streaming platforms, as part of studio rides, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary.

Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Terminator (1984)

A complete and chronological by-release-date timeline of any official films, TV shows, TV movies, videos, animations, shorts, theme park rides, and documentaries set in the Men In Black franchise universe. Fan films and video games are not included. Be advised that alternate endings, scenes, cuts, and editions, such as a Director's Cut, might appear on IMDb as standalone entries. These are not listed here since they only represent parts of a specific release already on the list (such as from a DVD or Blu-ray). The exception is when some of these parts or editions receive an official release in cinemas, on streaming platforms, as part of studio rides, or as a behind-the-scenes documentary.

Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith in Men in Black (1997)

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