EW Picks the Best Cult TV Series Ever. Here's EW's Top 10. In at No. 1 Is a British Import. See if You Agree With EW's Choices EW

Entertainment Weekly has published its choices for the best cult TV series ever. Counting from No. 10 to No. 1, here are EW's choices. The only show that might be hard to place by some is EW's choice for the No. 9 slot, "The Comeback." It was only on one season -- 2005 -- on HBO and starred Lisa Kudrow.

Dunno if we agree with these choices. For example, we here at TVWeek would put at least these five series in our top 10 of the best cult TV series ever: "Action," the little known, bitingly funny Hollywood satire that lasted just 13 episodes on Fox in the 1999 season; the long-running HBO comedy "The Larry Sanders Show"; the outstanding ABC series from David Lynch "Twin Peaks," the sci-fi favorite "The Prisoner," with Patrick McGoohan, that ran in the 1967-'68 season; and "Kolchak: The Night Stalker," starring Darren McGavin, which was on duing the 1974-'75 season.

Here's EW's top ten cult TV series of all time:

10. "My So-Called Life."

9. "The Comeback"

8. "Star Trek: The Next Generation"

7. "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"

6. "The Wire"

5. "The X-Files"

4. "Mystery Science Theater 3000"

3. "Arrested Development"

2. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"

1. "Doctor Who"

"Star Trek: The Next Generation" only made it to No. 8 on EW's list of cult TV favorites