mine are:
sunset strip 77
manix
our miss brooks
the donna reed show
Mr Belvedere
doctor quinn medicine women
walker texas ranger
parry mason
silver spoons
julia
room 222
227
wings
that 70's show
tyler perry's meet the browns

Have Gun, Will Travel
Petrocelli

Wings
Becker (many people don't consider this a classic, but I do)
Empty Nest
The Facts of Life
Frasier (again, many people don't consider this a classic, but I do)
The Joey Bishop Show

Mr Belvedere

Ah yes I liked it as a kid but now revisiting it as an adult I understand and appreciate Mr. Belvedere's witty and sarcastic remarks proving it was one of those truly underrated sitcoms that was never a ratings winner but in the long run has developed it's cult following.

To explain why I said Have Gun, Will Travel: I purchased the first-season DVD release about a month or so ago (perhaps a little longer), and there is a reason why this 1957-63 CBS Western has appealed to me, despite my not being the Western fan generally-- namely, that it was more of a thinking-man's Western, and not just a mere shoot-'em-up (Paladin only used his gun when he had to, for one thing).