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60. 'Popstars' - This competitive talent show ran from 2000 to 2004 and produced girl groups like Bardot and The Scandal'Us.

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59. Mr. Squiggle - This kids show featured a man from the moon who visited an Earthling. 

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58. A*mazing - Hosted by James Sherry, this children's game show was known for its maze. 

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57. 'Summer Heights High' - Starring Chris Lilley, this mockumentary explored high school down under.

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56. 'Who Dares Wins' - Mike Whitney dared people to do dangerous things for a living in the 1990s.

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55. 'Hey Hey, It’s Saturday' - This sketch comedy show ran from 1971 to 1999.

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54. 'Rockwiz' - The music trivia show began in 2005 and is still going. 

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53. 'The Time Of Our Lives' - Suburban Melbourne as seen through the young, well-off families trying to keep themselves together.

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52. 'Skippy The Bush Kangaroo' - This children's show featured a kangaroo who lived in Waratah National Park and befriended a young boy.  

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51. 'The Family Law' - This family drama portrays the ordinary life of Chinese-Aussies. 

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50. 'The Glass House' - This political comedy show ran from 2001 to 2006 and some contested it the show's cancellation came following scrutiny of the government.

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49. 'Rove Live' - The young whippersnapper Rove McManus interviewed guests and hosted musicians.

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48. 'Mother and Son' - This funny show tackled children dealing with aging parents.

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47. 'Black Comedy' - This indigenous sketch comedy began in 2014.

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46. 'Pizza' - This show ran from 2000 to 2007 and was the first big break for Rebel Wilson.

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45. 'The Marngrook Footy Show' - The football show celebrating Indigenous contributions first went on the air in 2007.

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44. 'The Mole' - This whodunnit show was hosted by Tom Williams.

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43. 'Race Around The World' - They raced around the world and made videos of themselves that fans voted on.

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42. 'Cleverman' - This indigenous sci-fi show began in 2016.

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41. 'John Safran Versus God' - This eight-part series explored exorcisms and ritual killings with Safran getting first-hand experience in all the rituals. 

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40. 'The Panel' - Glenn Robbins, Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner, Kate Langbroek and Santo Cilauro made up this panel show.

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39. 'Love My Way' - Sam Worthington, Claudia Karvan, Asher Keddie, Brendan Cowell and Ben Mendelsohn starred in this hard-hitting show.

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38. 'Home and Away' - A beach town that has tons of natural disasters is the scene for this show that's been on since 1988.

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37. 'Redfern Now' - This show was the first developed by the ABC Indigenous office and ran from 2012 to 2015.

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36. 'Sale of the Century' - This game show was hosted by Tony Barber and Glenn Ridge, running from 1980 to 2001.

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35. 'rage' - The music video TV show hosted by guest artists plays all the hits. 

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34. 'SeaChange' - The story on Pearl Bay has been adapted for U.S. audiences.

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33. 'Big Brother Australia' - This show has caused a major stir from 2001 to 2014.

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32. 'Australian Story' - This documentary series has covered a plethora of Aussie stories since 1996.

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31. 'Wilfred' - This beloved show about a talking dog was widely successful in the U.S. too.

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30. 'Bananas in Pyjamas' - This worldwide children's show hit ran from 1992 to 2001.

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29. 'Offspring' - The story of Dr. Nina Proudman and her relationships is explored unflinchingly.

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28. 'D-Generation' - Magda Szubanski shone on this sketch comedy show.

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27. 'Russell Coight’s All-Aussie Adventures' - Russell Coight is essentially a slapstick outdoorsman. 

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26. 'Enough Rope' - The piercing interview show featured Andrew Denton's journalistic prowess.

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25. 'Blue Heelers' - This cop show ran from 1994 to 2006.

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24. 'Puberty Blues' - Based on a book by the same name, this show starred Breanna Harding and Ashleigh Cummings.

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23. 'Full Frontal' - This was easily the most popular Aussie sketch comedy show from 1993 to 1997.

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22. 'The Late Show' - Who can forget the parody music videos?

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21. 'The Graham Kennedy Show' - Graham Kennedy was often referred to as the most charismatic Aussie on TV.

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20. 'Q&A' - We love to watch our politicians yelling over each other on 'Q&A'.

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19. 'Please Like Me' - Sexuality and mental health are explored in this world-renowned show that's now on Netflix.

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18. 'Underbelly' - The Australian mafia were under the microscope and these were their seedy stories.

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17. 'Neighbours' - Australia's longest-running series.

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16. 'Recovery' - Music TV for generation X, this show ran from 1996 to 2000.

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15. 'Masterchef Australia' - Cooking is dramatic and chefs like to yell under pressure, and we can't get enough of the drama. 

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14. 'The Movie Show and At The Movies' - Margaret and David managed to skewer every movie they came across.

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13. 'Round The Twist' - This internationally beloved series about a family living in a lighthouse ran from 1989 to 2001.

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12. 'Play School' - This children's show began way back in 1966.

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11. 'The Micallef P(r)ogram(me)' - Dry humour populates this sketch comedy show.

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10. 'Australian Idol' - Millions of viewers tuned into the Idol down under from 2003 to 2009.

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9. 'Acropolis Now' - This was the first Greco-Aussie TV show.

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8. 'The Chaser’s War On Everything' - This controversial sketch comedy show got itself in a ton of entertaining legal trouble.

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7. 'The Dream With Roy and HG' - This sports comedy talk show weirded out foreign athletes at times.

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6. 'Heartbreak High' - Sexuality and politics were blended into high school on this topical show.

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5. 'Frontline' - This comedic take on Aussie journalism ran from 1994 to 1997.

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4. 'Prisoner' - This more gritty precedent to 'Wentworth' ran from 1979 to 1986.

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3. 'Countdown' - Lip syncing and music videos aired on the legendary show that ran from 1974 to 1987.

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2. 'Kath and Kim' - Look at moi, look at moi...

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1. 'The Secret Life Of Us' - The sultry stories of friends who live in a St. Kilda apartment building won our hearts. 

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