An American adaptation of the British situation comedy television series The Office. The Office is a mockumentary, or a documentary recording real life that is actually fictional. The show follows the lives of several Pennsylvania Paper & Supply co-workers, their tangled love lives and the random goings-on within the office.

• The Office has a total of six adaptations of the series, starring an entirely different cast for each of the six including the following: Le Bureau (France), Stromberg (Germany), The Office (UK & US), La Job (Canada), La Ofis (Chile).

• Although The Office is completely scripted, there is still room for improvisation. The kiss deposited on Oscar Martinez's (Oscar Nunez) head by Michael Scott (Steve Carrell) in the season premiere of the third season, was actually improvised. Jenna Fischer (aka Pam) said that their looks of shock were real, and they couldn't believe they held it together.

An award winning action drama that captures a 24-hour period of the life of Jack Bauer, a government agent assigned to protect the country from domestic threats and violence.

• 24 is the second longest running spy series in TV history, second to the original Mission: Impossible (number of episodes), and The Avengers (length of broadcast).

• 24 has one of the highest number of on-screen deaths in a television drama. Eleven out of 35 main characters have been killed in the last 7 seasons.

• Empire magazine voted 24 the sixth greatest TV show of all time behind The Simpsons, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Sopranos, The West Wing, and Lost.

• The release of 24 on DVD had a huge impact in England, as it became the number one seller, knocking Lord of the Rings out of it's first place. A first for any TV show DVD to overtake a feature DVD.

An award winning comedy-drama with plenty of slapstick, fast-paced humor to put a stitch in your side. Follow the lives (and daydreams) of several Sacred Heart Hospital employees, including main character Dr. John Michael aka J.D. Dorian (Zach Braff). The show is described by the makers as "half as long as ER and twice as funny".

• Since the show is aired worldwide, all instances of foreign languages have to be changed depending on the location. For instance, Elliot Reid's (Sarah Chalke) German is changed to Danish in the German version of the show. In the Spanish version, Carla Espinosa's (Judy Reyes) Spanish is changed to Italian.

• The chest x-ray shown during the opening title was hung backwards for the first 5 seasons, a mistake on the director's part.

A medical drama based on the textbook Gray's Anatomy. The show revolves around five major characters: Meredith Grey, (Ellen Pompeo), Alex Karev (Justin Chambers), George O'Malley (T.R. Knight), Izzie Stevens (Katherine Heigl), and Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh)--working as surgical interns and physicians that encounter various relational and medical challenges.

• ABC had so much faith in Grey's Anatomy that they gave the show the coveted post-SuperBowl time slot in February 2006. The episode was watched by a record 38.1 million viewers.

• Grey's Anatomy went head-to-h ead with the CBS hit CSI: Crime Scene Investigation in fall of 2006, and succeeded in drawing over 3 million more viewers.

A drama series about police and forensic procedures, and uncovering the mysteries of human remains discovered by FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth (David Boreanaz) and brought to the forensic anthropology team of Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan (Emily Deschanel). The show is loosely based on the life of Hart Hanson, a forensic anthropologist--one of the actual producers of Bones.

• The show uses a holographic projector (referred to as "Angelator") in place of flashbacks, bringing a unique, 3D element to the show.

• The show currently airs in over 50 foreign markets.

A television series that follows the story of 71 passengers (plus one dog) that survive a plane crash on a mysterious and deadly island. As time goes by, each passenger discovers their reason for being on the island--be it to uncover the island's secrets, save the life of a fellow passenger, or even to lose their own.

• Lost features the second largest cast of any current TV show (2nd only to Desperate Housewives).

• The two-part pilot episode (first two episodes) was the most expensive in ABC's network history, costing between $10 and $14 million.

• Lloyd Braun, head of ABC, was fired before the show even aired for approving such an expensive and risky project.

• The main character Jack (Matthew Fox) was originally intended to die in the pilot, but ABC executives were adamant that he remain in the script.

• The character "Sawyer/James Lefur" was actually modeled after the actor Josh Holloway after he angrily kicked a chair during auditions when he forgot his lines. The producers enjoyed his edge and southern accent.