Television · 2007
In 2007, television redefined storytelling as cable networks launched bold cinematic dramas while long-running cultural titans came to a dramatic close. Meanwhile, reality TV shifted into high gear and a landmark writers' strike disrupted late-year network schedules.
The groundbreaking mob drama concludes with a legendary, ambiguous cut-to-black ending during Don't Stop Believin' that shocks millions of viewers.
AMC transitions into prestige television with the stylish debut of Don Draper and the high-stakes, smoke-filled world of 1960s Madison Avenue advertising.
This raw teen drama premieres in the UK, capturing youth culture with candid writing, vibrant visuals, and an acclaimed cast of new young actors.
Widely hailed as a sci-fi masterpiece, this episode introduces the terrifying Weeping Angels and wins critical acclaim for its intricate time-travel narrative.
The Kardashian-Jenner family debuts their unfiltered reality series, establishing a new blueprint for celebrity culture and modern reality broadcasting.
Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady launch a multi-cam sitcom centered on socially awkward physicists, which quickly evolves into a global comedy powerhouse.
Narrated by Kristen Bell, this glossy teen drama about wealthy Manhattan prep schoolers premieres and immediately shapes late-2000s fashion and pop culture.
Thousands of film and television writers go on strike over digital royalties, halting production across late-night talk shows and cutting network seasons short.
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