What broadcast television network do you think has the best programming?

Voted FOX but it's a tossup between them and CBS.

There are too many networks on broadcast television anyway. I long for the days when there was only “The Big Three.” FOX, CW (WB/UPN), MNTV crowd and dilutes the market place, IMO. I’d like to see an explosion of strong independent local stations again, like before FOX came along. These days stations probably wouldn't even know how to operate with being an affiliate.

If I had to chose, probably ABC since they got LOST and CASTLE.

CBS has all the shows right now I think.

CBS because all my favorite reality shows are there!

Even though they're always cancelling good shows, I'm gonna say FOX. Then NBC is a close second.
ABC is flaky, CBS's shows are stiff, and CW just stinks.

I think CBS has the most solid and consistant primetime lineup.

NBC is hit or miss.

FOX is good for edgier and down-to-earth programming...but like someone else said, they tend to be cancel-happy.

ABC is overrated.

I don't even consider CW a real network.

Sir Dan has always favored the Tiffany Network, CBS.

My late mother would always watch CBS Daytime, so I grew up with "The Edge of Night," "As the World Turns," "Guiding Light," "Capitol," "The Young and the Restless," "The Bold and the Beautiful" "Match Game" "The Price Is Right," "To Tell the Truth" and "House Party with Art Linkletter."

Many of the shows we consider classics were from CBS.

And I am old enough to remember when Walter Cronkite was anchor of the "CBS Evening News". It wasn't dinner time without "Uncle Walter."

Yes, I do watch Katie Couric's "CBS Evening News" and think she does a pretty decent job.

CBS had the most shows that I watch, including:

"60 Minutes" "Cold Case" and "Shark" on Sunday night.
"Two and a Half Men" and "CSI: Miami" on Monday night
"NCIS" on Tuesday night
"CSI: NY" on Wednesday night
"Ghost Whisperer" on Friday night.

CBS wins.

With the growth of cable, the network portion of TV has been in decline. No longer do I have a "must see TV" on the networks. I don't think the TV industry has recovered from the 08 writers strike.

Hmmm - I watch all my shows on the Canadian channels, so it's hard to say. "House", "Desperate Housewives", "Brothers & Sisters", "Glee", "Ghost Whisperer", "OLTL", "Y&R", and the news stations I watch are all the Canadian ones.

ABC easy. CBS has a few decent shows but largely, they are the "Crime and Comedy" network and that leaves little for me to watch. Heck, aside from Criminal Minds, I don't like much from them. NBC has Parenthood and that's it. ABC wins it for me.