Most iconic moment in TV history? I’ll start:

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The sopranos cut to black made everyone think their tv died that’s cultural terrorism

Walter Cronkite telling America of the death of JFK.

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The Moon landing in 1969

THE TWILIGHT ZONE (1962) “To Serve Man…” The moment is so iconic it has been parodied for decades, with no signs of stopping!

Lucy telling Ricky they’re having a baby….

Red Wedding.

Ned Stark's execution

This one for sure 💯

Dallas - Who shot J.R.?

When Seinfeld hit the big time...

ER season one

The Beatles on Ed Sullivan

24 was the best show ever IMO

Magnum Pi "Did You See the Sunrise"

Getting the version of Luke we deserved.

This is the one and only iconic moment in TV history! End of story

The Apollo 11 Moon Landing in 1969 narrated by Walter Cronkite is the most iconic moment . . . Most of us in Twitterland were not around when this happened but it has the most historic and important tv event humanity and showing what man can achieve.

They never showed Jack Bauer stop and use the bathroom...lol

Foo Fighters Epic Closing Out of Letterman’s Late Show

Eddie playing in the upside down is one of the best moments in television.

The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show

Super Bowl XLI (51 for those who don't speak Roman) but more specifically the (almost) electrifying halftime show in 2007 . . . This was the greatest halftime show of all time with Prince playing electric guitar on live television in an effing downpour.

24 is my fav show of all time. Put so many people on to it. I highly recommend it. It broke rules way before game of thrones. It invented the real time gimmick. And it is as addictive as crack. Nothing like it.

I was a Maj. in Afghanistan (Chief-Ops) in '06-'07. My Capt. had the 1st season on his desk. I said, "This any good?" He warned, "Sir, you may borrow it so long as you do not watch more than two episodes a night." I watched the 1st four in one sitting. The 1st episode.. WOW!

Who didn't love Batman?

24 is arguably the best show of all-time! Its iconic clock intros/outros. Its groundbreaking realtime format. Jack Bauer made Kiefer Sutherland's career. In an era of no on-demand, cliffhangers every episode guaranteed you were tuned in the next week. 24 will hold up for decades.