Which Show Has the Most Seasons?

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What television series has the most seasons? This discussion will explore the longest running television series and their total number of seasons.

Television series have been around for a long time, and some of them have had a long run. We'll look at the series that have the most seasons and discuss why they have been able to maintain their popularity. We'll also look at how these shows have changed over the years and how they have stayed relevant. We'll also compare the different series and see which one has the most seasons.

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The longest running show ever is "The Simpsons" with 31 seasons. It is an American animated television sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company.

Apart from that, other TV shows with long seasons include "Grey's Anatomy" (15 seasons and counting), "NCIS" (16 seasons and counting), "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (21 seasons and counting) and "South Park" (23 seasons and counting).

Other shows with long seasons include "The Walking Dead" (10 seasons and counting), "Supernatural" (15 seasons and counting), "Friends" (10 seasons), "ER" (15 seasons), "The X-Files" (11 seasons) and "Modern Family" (11 seasons).

If you're looking for an animated show with high seasons, apart from "The Simpsons," you could also check out the cult classic anime "One Piece," which has had 20 seasons so far.

Overall, the longest running show with the highest number of seasons is still "The Simpsons," followed by "Grey's Anatomy," "NCIS," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "South Park."

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The longest-running scripted series in U.S. television history is The Simpsons, which is currently in its 32nd season. Other long-running television series include Law & Order: SVU (21 seasons), Gray's Anatomy (16 seasons), and Supernatural (15 seasons). These are all scripted series that have continued to produce new episodes over multiple decades, which is unique in the television landscape. However, some other genres, such as animated children's shows and gameshows, often have many more seasons than even the longest-running scripted shows. For example, the animated series South Park is in its 23rd season and the gameshow Jeopardy! is in its 37th season.