For the first time, trade magazine The Hollywood Reporter polled folks in the entertainment industry and asked them a simple and important question: "What is your favorite television show of all time?"

The publication claims to have polled "thousands of insiders." The list is pretty fascinating (or, perhaps, infuriating) in how it mixes history with modern hits. For example, despite having disappointing seasons in 2015, True Detective and Game of Thrones place high — and yet not a single western made the list.

Still, the Top 100 was littered with MeTV shows. Included were:

The Brady Bunch (93), The Bob Newhart Show (92), The Rockford Files (89), Get Smart (83), Gilligan's Island (82), Alfred Hitchcock Presents* (73), Saved by the Bell (71), Taxi (66), Carol Burnett* (43), Happy Days (41), Star Trek (35), Cheers (23), Mary Tyler Moore (19), The Twilight Zone (17), M*A*S*H (13), and I Love Lucy (8). 

We won't tell you what was in between to keep some suspense. Nor will we tell you the number one. You'll have to read it for yourself. Hint: It'll be there for you.

What do you think of the list? What is the most glaring omission? How is Lost so high? Weigh in below!

* MeTV currently airs The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, his subsequent retitled series, and Carol Burnett & Friends.