I'm amazed that anyone gets Seinfeld, it's too New York-ish and neurotic, but I guess it broke new ground. Pretty much anyone in that show was strange and unlikeable, and the plots when they had any were driven by the most neurotic character of all.

Letterman survives by quirkiness and the Top Ten. He also broke new ground, then planted himself in it.

The greatest show of the last decade and then some is hands down The Simpsons. They 'get' Americans and they've had fun with the Brits, Ozzies, Canadians, and Japanese. How about the dentist who scares his young kids into braces by showing them "The Big Book Of British Smiles"?

South Park is not for everyone, but it is f&%king brilliant, offensive in all directions, and takes no prisoners.

And I'd still do Megan Mullaly