Tell us your favourite TV moments of all time

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TV fans, gather round - the small screen is celebrating a major milestone: its 100th birthday! As we take a look back at the last century of television history, one thing is clear: there have been some truly unforgettable moments that continue to captivate audiences today.

From iconic soap operas to groundbreaking sci-fi series, and from nostalgic sitcoms to pioneering news broadcasts - our timeline of 100 extraordinary TV moments showcases the best of the past. And now, we want to hear from you. What's your favorite TV moment of all time? Did a particular show or episode leave a lasting impression?

We'd love to know if we've missed any must-see moments in our countdown. Maybe it was a memorable performance by an actor, a shocking plot twist that left viewers reeling, or simply a moment that perfectly captured the zeitgeist. Whatever it is, share it with us!

Take a step back into the past and revisit some of the most iconic TV moments ever - from the early days of broadcasting to the modern era of streaming services. Share your favorite TV memories with fellow fans and help shape the next chapter in TV history.

The clock ticks on... what's your favorite TV moment of all time?
 
can we really celebrate 100 yrs of small screen nonsense? seems like just a bunch of overhyped nostalgia to me 🤔. how many ppl are actually gonna share their "favorite" tv moments when most shows r just rehashed versions of the same old formulas? 📺 anyway, maybe I'm just too jaded on this one... might have to watch some retro vids to see what all the fuss is about 😐
 
Man, 100 years of TV is crazy! I'm thinking back to my childhood, watching old reruns of "I Love Lucy" 🤣. That show was like a national treasure, you know? But then you got to the 80s and 90s with shows like "The Cosby Show" and "Seinfeld". Those were like little pieces of heaven on TV. And don't even get me started on music vids – they were like art in their own right, you feel? But what's really cool is how some shows have stood the test of time, like "Star Trek" or "Doctor Who". They're still influencing new shows today! 🚀 What about you, got a favorite TV moment that never gets old?
 
TV is still a thing lol 📺. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's nostalgic value and all that, but let's be real, how much content do we really need anymore? The more channels we have, the more cluttered our viewing schedules get. And what's with these retro marathons? Can't we just binge-watch something new for once?

Personally, I'm not sure if 100 years is even enough time to cover all the significant moments in TV history. What about the good old days of radio? Or how about the pioneers who paved the way for modern streaming services like Netflix? Don't think they deserve some love?

I guess what I'm saying is, while it's cool to reminisce about the past, let's not forget that there's still a ton of great stuff being produced today... or at least, it should be. 😊
 
TV has come a long way since my childhood, remember watching old reruns of "I Love Lucy" with my grandma 📺😂. I think it's crazy that we're even celebrating this milestone because it feels like just yesterday we were glued to our screens watching our first season of "Friends". The nostalgia is real and I'm so down to reminisce about those iconic moments! I have a soft spot for the finale of "Twin Peaks" – who else remembers the cherry pie scene? 🍰🔪
 
just watched that countdown thingy and i'm thinking about my fave tv show from back in the day gotta be "Friends" 🤩 still quotin' "how you doin'" with my friends whenever we hang out lol. those were the days when telly was just startin' to get popular and everyone had this huge screen in their livin room it's crazy thinkin' about how far it's come since then
 
omg 100 years is crazy! i remember watching old reruns of "Friends" with my grandma when i was a kid, we would laugh so hard together 🤣 it's amazing to see how far tv has come since then. they should def include some british shows in their countdown tho, like "only fools and horses" or "the office"... 🇬🇧
 
OMG, can you believe it's been 100 years since we first started watching our faves on screen 📺🎉. I'm totally nostalgic for the old-school soap operas like "Days of Our Lives" and "General Hospital" - who wouldn't love a good ol' fashioned love triangle or family drama? 😂 But at the same time, I'm also loving the newer shows like "Stranger Things" that bring back the retro vibes without being too cheesy 🎮. What about you guys, what's your go-to TV moment of all time? Is it a classic sitcom like "Friends" or something more recent like "The Office"? Let me know! 💬
 
TV is like, literally a part of my life too 📺😊. I remember watching old reruns of Full House with my friends when we were kids, and it was always so much fun trying to guess who would say "you got it, dude!" next 😂. But seriously, 100 years of TV is crazy! I mean, think about all the amazing shows and movies that have been made over the years. From classic sitcoms like Friends and The Big Bang Theory to more recent hits like Stranger Things and The Office, there's just so much to love about TV 🤩. What's your go-to comfort show when you're feeling down? Mine is always going to be Friends 😊👫.
 
I'm still trying to believe it's been 100 years since TV first started taking over our living rooms 📺🎉. I mean, can you imagine life without shows like Friends or The Office? 😂 They're just a part of our pop culture DNA now. For me, one of the most memorable moments is when my grandma used to watch this super old show called "I Love Lucy" with my parents 🤣. It was always so funny and she'd laugh for hours. I wish I could see that kind of nostalgia shared between generations more often 😊.
 
I'm loving this milestone 🎉! Growing up, I was always glued to the telly, watching shows like "Friends" and "Seinfeld" - those classic sitcoms were comedy gold 😂. But if I had to pick a single show that really stuck with me, it's gotta be "Twin Peaks". The surreal vibes and quirky characters still give me chills 🌪️.

I think what I love most about TV is how it can transport you to another world or make you laugh so hard you snort your drink out your nose 😂. It's crazy to think we've come so far since the first broadcasts back in the 50s!
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how much TV has changed over the past 100 years 📺. I mean, think about it - when TV first came out, people were just starting to get used to having a box in their living room that could show them moving images and sounds from far away. And now, we've got streaming services and social media that can bring us entire worlds right into our homes 🌐. It's crazy how much entertainment technology has evolved.

But what I find really interesting is how TV reflects the times it was made in. Like, think about all those old sitcoms from the 50s and 60s - they were always so focused on family values and social norms of the time. And then you've got modern shows like "The Office" or "Parks and Rec" that are all about the absurdities of working life and relationships today 🤣. It's like TV is this amazing time machine that takes us back to the past, but also shows us what's next on the horizon.

What's your favorite TV moment? Mine would be that iconic episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" where Data learns about humanity for the first time... it just always gets me thinking about identity and empathy 🤖.
 
omg i just remembered my grandma used to watch this super old show called "I Love Lucy" and she always laughed so hard at her antics lol. like, who even knew that was a thing 70 years ago?! anyway back to the topic, i think my fave tv moment is when "Friends" first aired and everyone was like "who's gonna be the one?" and then it just became this huge thing. i'm kinda surprised they're making a big deal about TV turning 100 tho, doesn't it feel like just yesterday we were all watching cartoons on our computers? 🤯💻
 
I'm so excited about this milestone, I mean, can you believe we've been glued to our screens for 100 whole years?! 📺 It's crazy to think about how far television has come. I remember watching old reruns of "I Love Lucy" with my grandparents when I was a kid and thinking it was the most hilarious thing ever. But what really got me thinking is how TV has evolved so much over the years.

From the early days of black and white broadcasts to the current era of 4K Ultra HD, streaming services, and binge-watching - it's been a wild ride. And you know what? I think that's what makes TV so special. There are just so many amazing shows out there right now, like "Stranger Things" or "The Crown", that capture our imaginations in such unique ways.

But for me, the most memorable TV moment has got to be when my favorite childhood show, "Sesame Street", first premiered back in 1969. I know it sounds old-school, but there's just something about Big Bird and Elmo that brought so much joy into my life. It was more than just a kids' show - it taught me about empathy, kindness, and the importance of diversity.

What about you guys? What's your favorite TV moment of all time? Is it a classic sitcom, a gripping drama, or maybe something entirely different? Let's chat! 😊
 
📺🎉 100 years of TV is like, woah! 🤯 I remember watching Friends for the first time and being like " Wait, how can Ross wear those clothes?" 😂💁‍♀️ Anyone else still quoting Chandler's one-liners? 💬👀
 
I'm telling you, this is a perfect example of how our entertainment industry is run by the old guard 🙄. 100 years of TV shows and we're still stuck in the same format. I mean, where are the innovative streaming services? The ones that bring us exclusive content from around the world! It's like they're trying to recreate the past instead of pushing the boundaries.

And don't even get me started on the nostalgia factor 🙃. They're just trying to tap into our collective memory and sell us old reruns as if it's new again. Meanwhile, the real game-changers are being overlooked in favor of rehashing what worked 20 years ago. I want to see some fresh faces and bold ideas! That's how we move forward as a society... or so I think 🤔
 
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