Hitchcock, Scorsese, Spielberg, Fellini, Bergman, Kurosawa—they all deserve mention as some of the greatest to ever sit in the director’s chair. But while there have been many great directors, there’s only one greatest of all time: Stanley Kubrick.

Some movie moments land so hard that theaters practically inhale in unison. From surprise deaths to wild plot twists to just plain cool visuals, these are the scenes that made people grab the armrests and whisper “no way.”

Television theme songs don’t just open shows—they set tone, spark memory, and sometimes break into the charts on their own. From orchestral thunder to synthwave nostalgia and bubble-gum sing-alongs, the 25 themes below didn’t merely introduce series; they helped define them, often outliving their shows in cultural impact. Here are the TV theme songs that would make worthy Grammy winners—then, now, or retroactively.

Romance gets all the glory, but let’s be honest—TV friendships are the real love stories. From late-night cheesecake to bromances that defy logic, these duos (and squads) gave us the laughs, tears, and ride-or-die loyalty that kept us glued to the screen.

Every boomer has a mental jukebox loaded with songs that shaped their youth—played loud on car radios, spun endlessly on vinyl, and don't forget those school dances. But many of those tunes barely crossed into millennial playlists.

Television has always been a playground for creativity, but sometimes that creativity leaps off the rails into sheer weirdness. From sitcoms about reincarnated cars to reality shows with truly baffling premises, these 20 examples prove that TV executives have greenlit some jaw-dropping experiments. Let’s revisit the most bizarre concepts ever broadcast, mostly from the U.S., but with some global oddities sprinkled in for flavor.