Before streaming, a single half hour could hold a complete twist-ending story. These series built that craft, a few spooky, a few stagey, all of them influential.
1Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSuspense and crime anthology (1955–1962) introduced by Alfred Hitchcock's droll on-screen monologues.1000pts
2The Wednesday PlayBBC drama anthology (1964–1970) that aired landmark plays such as Cathy Come Home.757pts
3Zane Grey TheatreCBS western anthology (1956–1961) hosted by Dick Powell.524pts
4The Twilight ZoneRod Serling's CBS science-fiction and fantasy anthology (1959–1964), famous for its twist endings and social allegory.524pts
5Play for TodayBBC drama anthology (1970–1984) that succeeded The Wednesday Play with plays by writers such as Dennis Potter and Mike Leigh.524pts
6Studio OneLong-running CBS live drama anthology (1948–1958) that premiered Reginald Rose's Twelve Angry Men.454pts
7The Outer LimitsABC science-fiction anthology (1963–1965) known for its moody visuals and memorable monsters.454pts
8Climax!CBS live anthology (1954–1958) that aired the first screen adaptation of Casino Royale.454pts
9Science Fiction TheatreSyndicated anthology (1955–1957) hosted by Truman Bradley, presenting stories grounded in real science.454pts
10ThrillerNBC suspense and horror anthology (1960–1962) hosted by Boris Karloff.454pts
11General Electric TheaterCBS drama anthology (1953–1962) hosted by Ronald Reagan from 1954.454pts
12Playhouse 90CBS live drama anthology (1956–1960) whose 90-minute plays included Requiem for a Heavyweight and Judgment at Nuremberg.372pts
13Kraft Suspense TheatreNBC crime and suspense anthology (1963–1965) sponsored by Kraft.372pts
14Love, American StyleABC romantic comedy anthology (1969–1974) of short vignettes about love.273pts
15Tales of TomorrowEarly live ABC science-fiction anthology (1951–1953) adapting stories by genre writers.272pts
16Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler TheatreNBC drama and comedy anthology (1963–1967) hosted by Bob Hope.272pts
17Goodyear Television PlayhouseNBC live drama anthology (1951–1957) that alternated weeks with The Philco Television Playhouse.272pts
18Night GalleryRod Serling's NBC horror anthology (1970–1973), with each tale introduced by a painting in an eerie gallery.272pts
19SuspenseCBS thriller anthology (1949–1954) adapted from the long-running radio program.272pts
20Way OutShort-lived 1961 CBS horror anthology hosted by Roald Dahl.0pts
21Armchair TheatreBritish ITV drama anthology (1956–1974) known for contemporary plays produced by Sydney Newman.0pts

























