1. Pulp Fiction
   Taxi Driver
2. Psycho
   Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Bates Motel aired for five seasons featuring 50 episodes between March 2013 and April 2017. This American psychological horror drama series was developed and produced for the Arts & Entertainment cable network, commonly known as A&E. "Psycho" was the movie that ultimately inspired Bates Motel.

1. Marley and Me
   The Last Starfighter
2. Tropic Thunder
   The Land Before Time

This animated adventure series takes place in the prehistoric times of the dinosaur, featuring a young orphaned Longneck and his four companions. "The Land Before Time" was released in 1988 by Universal Pictures.

1. Goodfellas
   Rambo
2. Zero Dark Thirty
   Ratatouille

The animated series "Rambo: The Force of Freedom," commonly called Rambo, debuted as a miniseries in April of 1986 and was renewed as a daily cartoon in September of the same year for a total of 65 episodes.

1. Taken
   The Hateful Eight
2. The Purge
   Roger Doger

Based on the film trilogy, "Taken", this crime series stars actor Clive Standen who takes on the role of Bryan Mills for the two seasons of the series which aired on NBC.

1. Saving Mr. Banks
   Nikita
2. Beauty and the Beast
   Gone With The Wind

The Canadian action television series, "La Femme Nikita" which translates to the woman Nikita, is based on the French film "Nikita" and was adapted for television. During its first two seasons, the drama series was considered the highest-rated drama on American cable.

1. Stargate
   Seven Samurai
2. The Blues Brothers
   The Thing

Created by Brad Wright and Robert Cooper, this Canadian-American science fiction series is an adaptation of the 1994 film, "Stargate". "Stargate Atlantis" premiered in 2004 and ran for five seasons in Canada and the United States.

1. WALL-E
   Pyscho
2. North by Northwest
   Lethal Weapon

"Lethal Weapon" is a comedy-drama television series that made its debut in September 2016. Atarring Damon Wayans, the show is based on the 1987 American comedy film featuring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.

1. Dunkirk
   Moonrunners
2. Zero Dark Thirty
   Toy Story

The American action-comedy series, "The Dukes of Hazzard", was created by Gy Waldron and ran for seven seasons from 1979 to 1985 with 147 episodes.

1. Star Wars
   Sideways
2. Indiana Jones
   The Librarians

Premiering in December of 2014, "The Librarians" is a fantasy-adventure television show based on the "The Librarian" film series. After four seasons, the show was canceled in March 2018.

1. Psycho
   Boyhood
2. Pulp Fiction
   Big Hero Six

Produced by Disney Television Animation, the American superhero comedy series, "Big Hero 6: The Series", was inspired by the 2014 film, "Big Hero 6" which is based on the Marvel comic book series.

1. Moonlight
   Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
2. Gone With The Wind
   The Godfather

"Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" is a funny science fiction sitcom based on the film of the same name. It features an inventor, Wayne Szalinski, who performs numerous experiments, one of which leads to an unintentional shrinking of his children.

1. Taxi Driver
   12 Years a Slave
2. Teen Wolf
   North by Northwest

Developed by Jeff Davis, this television series depicts the life of Scott McCall, a teenager who has been bitten by a werewolf and his journey after that. He ultimately begins his transition into a werewolf.

1. Manchester by the Sea
   Ratatouille
2. Friday Night Lights
   Cars

"Friday Night Lights" is a sports drama television series which premiered in October of 2006 and showcases a Texas high school football team. The show is adapted from the 1990 nonfiction book entitled "Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and a Dream" by H.G. Bissinger.

1. Gravity
   Toy Story
2. Zero Dark Thirty
   The Lion King

"The Lion Guard" is a sequel to the hit animated movie, "The Lion King". "Timon & Pumbaa" is another popular animated show that is based on "The Lion King".

1. Limitless
   Beauty and the Beast
2. WALL-E
   Dunkirk

Based on the 2011 American science fiction thriller film "Limitless", this comedy-drama series stars Jake McDorman who discovers the power of a drug which enhances the mental aptitudes of its users.

1. Casablanca
   Reservoir Dogs
2. The Social Network
   Spirited Away

Despite the filming of five episodes, "Casablanca" the TV series (which takes place during World War II), only aired the first three episodes before it was taken off the air by NBC.

1. Taxi Driver
   Mean Streets
2. American Graffiti
   Westworld

"Westworld" is a Home Box Office (HBO) television series based on the original science fiction-thriller film of the same name. The series debuted on the network in October of 2016.

1. Psycho
   Pan's Labyrinth
2. The Emperor's New Groove
   Boyhood

Disney Channel aired the animated series, "The Emperor's New School" from 2006 to 2008 featuring Kuzco's adventures as he aims to complete his education and return to the throne. It was based on the film "The Emperor' New Groove" which was released in 2000.

1. Pulp Fiction
   Star Wars
2. North by Northwest
   Moonlight

The three-dimensional computer-generated imagery animated television show "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" debuted on October 3, 2007, on Cartoon Network.

1. Minority Report
   Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
2. Planet Terror
   Panic Room

"Minority Report" is the first movie directed by Steven Spielberg to be adapted as a television series and is considered to be a sequel to the 2002 film of the same name.

1. Dunkirk
   Back to the Future
2. Napoleon Dynamite
   Lady and the Tramp

The animated series, "Napoleon Dynamite" takes place in a small town in Idaho and features a 16-year-old boy who believes he is proficient in everything.

1. The Godfather
   Ronin
2. The Excorcist
   WALL-E

Starring Alfonso Herrera and based on the novel by William Blatty, "The Exorcist" is an American anthology horror-drama television show.

1. Batman
   Citizen Kane
2. RoboCop
   Toy Story

Created by Marvel Productions, "RoboCop: The Animated Series" features Alex Murphy, a fighting cyborg cop who attempts to save Old Detroit from various rogue elements.

1. Tremors
   X-Men
2. Jaws
   There Will Be Blood

Inspired by the "Tremors" film franchise, the 2003 television show, "Tremors: The Series"=, follows the Perfection Valley residents in their attempt to co-exist with a Graboid while encountering issues brought about by mad scientists and failed experiments by the government.

1. Godzilla
   Pan's Labyrinth
2. Gone With The Wind
   The Terminator

"Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" is a science fiction television series which aired for two seasons from 2007 to 2009, and revolves around the lives of the fictional characters Sarah and John Connor.

1. The Rocky Horror Picture Show
   Dirty Dancing
2. Battles of the Sexes
   Moonlight

Following the same premise of the film of the same name starring Patrick Swayze and Melora Hardin, the comedy-drama series, "Dirty Dancing", was set in the summer of 1963 and ran for a total of eleven episodes.

1. American Graffiti
   American Hustle
2. Fargo
   Joy

Produced and written by Noah Hawley, the black anthology series, "Fargo", has run for three seasons, winning accolades such as a Golden Globe Award for Best Miniseries, among numerous others. Season four will feature comedian and actor Chris Rock.

1. Tangled
   My Little Pony
2. The Princess Bride
   Toy Story 3

The Disney Television Animation show, "Tangled: The Series", commonly referred to as "Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure", has aired for two seasons thus far and featured Mandy Moore as Rapunzel and Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider.

1. Paranormal Activity
   Shawshank Redemption
2. The Patriot
   My Big Fat Greek Wedding

The CBS sitcom, "My Big Fat Greek Life", is an extension of the 2002 movie, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". The main modification in the series is the names of the leading characters which changed from Ian and Toula to Thomas and Nia.

1. Taxi Driver
   Dunkirk
2. Zero Dark Thirty
   The Dead Zone

Known in the United States as "Stephen King's Dead Zone", and in Canada as "The Dead Zone", is an American-Canadian science fiction drama series featuring a former patient named Johnny Smith who learns of his newly developed psychic abilities after recovering from a coma.

1. Gravity
   Manchester by the Sea
2. Pulp Fiction
   Beetlejuice

The animated television show "Beetlejuice" ran from September 1989 to October 1991 and is slightly founded on the 1988 film. It features Lydia and her undead acquaintance Beetlejuice and their adventures in a monster realm inhabited by ghosts, zombies and other creatures.

1. The Magnificent Seven
   The Social Network
2. Mean Streets
   Psycho

"The Magnificent Seven" is a television series remake which aired January 3rd, 1998 and ran for two seasons, ending July 3rd, 2000. One recurring actor, Robert Vaughn, is an original cast member from its 1960 debut.

1. 12 Years a Slave
   Spirited Away
2. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
   Ratatouille

"Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" is an animated television series spin-off from the successful cinema movie version starring Jim Carey. The television series had a two-season tenure on CBS before being picked up by Nickelodeon for its third and last season.

1. Pan's Labyrinth
   Toy Story
2. Moonlight
   School of Rock

Inspired by the 2003 film, "School of Rock" the series depicts a group of rigid students, ushered into the path of risk-taking by down on his luck substitute teacher Dewey Finn.

1. Highlander
   Taxi Driver
2. WALL-E
   Gone With The Wind

The "Highlander: The Series" was an international hit and retcon of the 1986 film of the same name. Fictional hero Duncan Macleod played by Adrian Paul is best known for the tagline: "There can be only one".

1. Ghostbusters
   Pulp Fiction
2. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
   Beauty and the Beast

"The Real Ghostbusters" television series had a longstanding run of seven seasons spanning over 173 episodes worth of Ghost-fighting fun, series name changes, episode length changes and DVD releases.

1. North by Northwest
   Wolf Creek
2. American Graffiti
   Manchester by the Sea

Featuring 19-year old American Eve, who is targeted by a serial killer and survives, "Wolf Creek" is a horror series showing the main character embarking on a mission of revenge.

1. The King and I
   Psycho
2. 12 Years a Slave
   Mean Streets

"Anna and the King" aired in 1972 on CBS and depicted a growing platonic infatuation between Anna and the King's son, Prince Chulalongkorn.

1. Marley and Me
   Cars
2. Zero Dark Thirty
   The Karate Kid

"The Karate Kid'\" animated series first aired in 1989 on NBC and followed the journey of Daniel LaRusso and his mentor Mr. Miyagi as they karate chopped, kicked and "waxed on, waxed off" through their adventures.

1. The Social Network
   Dunkirk
2. The Pink Panther
   Pulp Fiction

"The Pink Panther" animated television series showcased the only time where the panther was able to speak. Along with this ability, the panther was also placed in outlandish scenarios such as living in the stone age.