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This is the list of "The 50 Greatest TV Icons," compiled by cable's TV Land and the writers of Entertainment Weekly magazine.
It will fuel a two-hour special on the network airing at 6 tonight.
50. Larry Hagman
49. Calista Flockhart
48. Jimmy Smits
47. Simon Cowell
46. Lassie
45. Sarah Michelle Gellar
44. Susan Lucci
43. Flip Wilson
42. James Gandolfini
41. Jon Stewart
40. Sally Field
39. Jennifer Aniston
38. Bea Arthur
37. George Clooney
36. Diahann Carroll
35. Michael J. Fox
34. Bob Barker
33. Ellen DeGeneres
32. Henry Winkler
31. Sarah Jessica Parker
30. Alan Alda
29. John Ritter
28. Howard Cosell
27. Regis Philbin
26. Farrah Fawcett
25. Heather Locklear
24. Michael Landon
23. Barbara Walters
22. Milton Berle
21. Kermit
20. Carroll O'Connor
19. Andy Griffith
18. William Shatner
17. Bob Newhart
16. David Letterman
15. "Not Ready for Primetime Players"
14. Ed Sullivan
13. Jackie Gleason
12. Dick Van Dyke
11. Roseanne
10. Dick Clark
9. Homer Simpson
8. Jerry Seinfeld
7. Mary Tyler Moore
6. Carol Burnett
5. Walter Cronkite
4. Bill Cosby
3. Oprah Winfrey
2. Lucille Ball
1. Johnny Carson
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Tribune TV critic Mary-Ann McBride begs to differ. Here's her list:
50. Stewie Griffin
49. Patrick Stewart
48. Kiefer Sutherland
47. Hugh Laurie
46. Tyne Daly
45. Florence Henderson
44. Luke Perry
43. Marcia Cross
42. Barbara Eden
41. David Duchovny
40. James Garner
39. Elizabeth Montgomery
38. Don Knotts
37. Jerry Springer
36. Dennis Franz
35. Pamela Anderson
34. Betty White
33. Jerry Orbach
32. Rosie O'Donnell
31. Ed O'Neill
30. Richard Dean Anderson
29. Alex Trebek
28. Big Bird
27. Adam West
26. Ron Howard
25. Henry Winkler
24. Jason Alexander
23. Sherman Helmsley
22. Geraldo Rivera
21. Angela Lansbury
20. Homer Simpson
19. Candice Bergen
18. Dixie Carter
17. David Letterman
16. Sarah Michelle Gellar
15. David Hasselhoff
14. Kelsey Grammer
13. Tom Selleck
12. Mr. T
11. Peter Jennings
10. Susan Lucci
9. Lassie
8. Johnny Carson
7. Roseanne
6. Oprah Winfrey
5. Bill Cosby
4. Mr. Rogers
3. Bob Barker
2. William Shatner
1. Lucille Ball

