Best family series of all time - Page 2

In the following page, you will see a ranking of the bests family series of all time. We have gathered the ratings of Imdb, Metacritic, Filmaffinity and crafted our own algorithm and generated the following ratings.

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21. Raising Hope (2010)

Raising Hope is a warm, offbeat sitcom about slacker Jimmy Chance who becomes a single dad to infant Hope, raised by his eccentric family. Mixes broad physical comedy, heartfelt moments, absurd gags and genuine family warmth. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family

7.0 /10 8.1 /10 7.5 /10

22. Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999)

Ed, Edd n Eddy follows three scheming preteens on a cul-de-sac who cook up absurd scams for jawbreakers. Slapstick, fast-paced cartoon comedy with chaotic charm and heart. read more

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family

7.4 /10 7.4 /10

23. His Dark Materials (2019)

His Dark Materials (2019): Lyra, an orphan with a daemon, pursues a kidnapped friend and uncovers a Magisterium conspiracy. With Will and his world‑cutting knife they face Dust, witches and armored bears in a morally complex, multiworld fantasy. read more

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Family

6.4 /10 7.8 /10 7.1 /10

24. Greek (2007)

Greek follows freshman Rusty Cartwright as he pledges rival fraternities, torn between sister Casey and competing worlds. A comedy-drama about frat politics, romance, loyalty and growing up. read more

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family

6.3 /10 7.6 /10 7.0 /10

25. Happy Days (1974)

Happy Days is a nostalgic 1950s Milwaukee sitcom about teen Richie Cunningham, his family and friends—especially the iconic Fonzie—mixing lighthearted coming-of-age stories, wholesome humor, and Americana. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Music

6.5 /10 7.4 /10 7.0 /10

26. Boy Meets World (1993)

Boy Meets World (1993) follows Cory Matthews from awkward childhood to young adulthood through school and family life. Warm, funny, and heartfelt, the sitcom blends 90s humor with sincere lessons about friendship, identity and growing up. read more

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family

5.6 /10 8.1 /10 6.8 /10

27. Animaniacs (1993)

Animaniacs is a fast-paced animated variety show following the mischievous Warner siblings—Yakko, Wakko and Dot—mixing slapstick, smart wordplay, musical parodies and pop‑culture satire across rapid, self-contained sketches for kids and adults. read more

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family

5.7 /10 7.9 /10 6.8 /10

28. Switched at Birth (2011)

Switched at Birth follows two teenage girls accidentally swapped at birth—Bay, raised wealthy, and Daphne, deaf and raised working-class. Their families clash over identity, class, custody and Deaf culture, reshaping lives. read more

Genres: Drama, Family, Romance

5.8 /10 7.7 /10 6.8 /10

29. Bewitched (1964)

Bewitched is a warm 1960s sitcom about newlywed Darrin and his witch wife Samantha, who tries to live a normal life. Her magic, meddling relatives, and nosy neighbor spark gentle, nostalgic comedic mishaps. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Fantasy

5.9 /10 7.6 /10 6.8 /10

30. Dinosaurs (1991)

Dinosaurs (1991) is a family comedy starring the Sinclair animatronic-dinosaur family in a consumerized Stone Age. It mixes slapstick and heartfelt moments with sharp satire of corporate greed and environmental shortsightedness. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Fantasy

6.1 /10 7.5 /10 6.8 /10

31. ALF (1986)

ALF (1986) is a family sitcom about a wisecracking alien who crashes into the Tanner family's garage. They hide him while juggling his antics, heartwarming lessons, 1980s charm and puppetry. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi

6.2 /10 7.4 /10 6.8 /10

32. 3rd Rock from the Sun (1996)

Sitcom about extraterrestrials posing as a suburban family to study humans. Fish‑out‑of‑water comedy with rapid jokes, sharp social satire, slapstick, strong ensemble and warm moments. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi

5.6 /10 7.8 /10 6.7 /10

33. The Cosby Show (1984)

The Cosby Show (1984) portrays the Huxtable family's warm, humorous and optimistic life, following parents Cliff and Clair and their children, mixing sitcom laughs with sincere lessons on family, growth and social issues. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Romance

6.0 /10 7.4 /10 6.7 /10

34. Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996)

Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996) is a light-hearted family sitcom about 16-year-old Sabrina Spellman learning to control newfound witch powers with her quirky aunts, juggling school, romance, and magical mishaps—nostalgic, wholesome, and fun. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family, Fantasy

6.7 /10 6.7 /10

35. Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn (2012)

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn (2525) follows cadet Thomas Lasky when the Covenant attack his academy. Mixing visceral combat and coming‑of‑age drama, it builds a reluctant hero and features the Master Chief. read more

Genres: Action, Adventure, Family

6.7 /10 6.7 /10

36. Family Ties (1982)

Family Ties is an '80s sitcom about ex-hippie parents Steven and Elyse Keaton raising kids in Reagan-era Ohio, mixing broad comedy with tender drama and tackling real issues through character growth. read more

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family

5.9 /10 7.3 /10 6.6 /10

37. The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (2005)

Fast-paced family sitcom about 12-year-old twins Zack and Cody who move into Boston’s Tipton Hotel where their mum works. Mischief, pranks and heartwarming moments with Mr. Moseby, Maddie and socialite London. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family

6.6 /10 6.6 /10

38. Lizzie McGuire (2001)

Lizzie McGuire (2001) — A warm, funny coming‑of‑age series about 13‑year‑old Lizzie juggling school, friends and family. Her sarcastic animated alter ego highlights awkward, heartfelt lessons on identity, friendship and growing up. read more

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family

6.6 /10 6.6 /10

39. Lost in Space (2018)

Thirty years ahead, the Robinsons crash-land on a hostile planet and must survive alien threats, moral dilemmas and shifting alliances (Dr. Smith, Don West) while relying on family bonds and resourcefulness. read more

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Family

5.7 /10 7.3 /10 6.5 /10

40. Drake & Josh (2004)

Drake & Josh (2004): mismatched stepbrothers—cool, musical Drake and awkward, bookish Josh—face school, family chaos and Megan’s pranks with slapstick humor, warmth, and lessons about loyalty and growing up. read more

Genres: Comedy, Family

4.9 /10 7.7 /10 6.3 /10