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Some series you don't just watch: you grow up with them, argue about the finale the next morning and quote them years later. From the sitcom sofa to the mafia couch to the zombie wasteland, they shaped television and ushered in what many call the golden age of TV. This pack gathers the greatest classics, which you recognise from short clues: the friends-hangout Friends and the New York everyday comedy of Seinfeld and Sex and the City, the chemistry-teacher drama Breaking Bad and the mafia saga The Sopranos, the fantasy epic Game of Thrones and the endlessly quoted cartoon family The Simpsons, the eerie Twin Peaks and the island mystery of Lost, the UFO investigations of The X-Files, the stylish advertising drama Mad Men and the zombie apocalypse of The Walking Dead: recognise them by the characters, settings and twists that wrote television history and still spark debate at the water cooler today. Whether comedy, family tragedy or fantasy battle, each one built a devoted fan base, countless imitators and a permanent place in pop culture.

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Which cult series follows Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey and Phoebe in New York?

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Friends

The sitcom ran from 1994 to 2004.

💡 Did you know? The theme song is “I'll Be There for You”.

In which series does a chemistry teacher become a drug kingpin?

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Breaking Bad

Walter White cooks meth to provide for his family.

💡 Did you know? Bryan Cranston won four Emmys for Lead Actor for it.

Which series shows a New Jersey mob boss who goes to therapy?

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The Sopranos

Tony Soprano is the prototype of the complex antihero.

💡 Did you know? It shaped the golden age of TV.

Which fantasy series based on George R. R. Martin is set in Westeros?

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Game of Thrones

It is based on George R. R. Martin's novels.

💡 Did you know? For a time it was the world's most-discussed series.

Which animated series shows a yellow family in Springfield?

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The Simpsons

It is the longest-running US animated series.

💡 Did you know? Homer's “D'oh!” is even in the dictionary.

Which sitcom was called “a show about nothing”, with Jerry and friends?

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Seinfeld

The everyday lives of the four characters were the real star.

💡 Did you know? It popularised “yada yada yada”.

Which mysterious David Lynch series is set in a small town of cherry pie and coffee?

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Twin Peaks

Everything revolves around the murder of Laura Palmer.

💡 Did you know? It became a model for many mystery shows.

In which series do plane-crash survivors strand on a mysterious island?

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Lost

The island is full of secrets and time puzzles.

💡 Did you know? The finale divided the fan base.

In which series do FBI agents Mulder and Scully investigate the paranormal?

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The X-Files

Its motto: “The truth is out there.”

💡 Did you know? It made TV mystery mainstream.

Which series is set in a 1960s New York ad agency around Don Draper?

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Mad Men

It is famed for its period-perfect style.

💡 Did you know? The title nods to Madison Avenue.

Which series follows four female friends and their love lives in stylish New York?

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Sex and the City

Columnist Carrie Bradshaw is at the centre.

💡 Did you know? It shaped 2000s fashion.

In which series does sheriff's deputy Rick Grimes survive a zombie apocalypse?

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The Walking Dead

It is based on Robert Kirkman's comics.

💡 Did you know? Zombies are never called “zombies” but “walkers”.

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