My favorite television show of all time is Mad Men, set in 1960s America. The show follows Don Draper, Peggy Olson, Pete Campbell, and other Sterling & Cooper employees. As per the time period of its setting, it also displays racism, sexism, and homophobia as part of its message. Besides that, it has clever dialogue, witty characters (especially Roger Sterling), and subtle character depth. Every line has a second meaning, sometimes even a third; sometimes, they're just droll humor (again, Roger Sterling), but sometimes, they're more profound. There's always something new on Mad Men. It's like the show itself progresses with the time period it's set in. Mad Men shows changing cultural tendencies, most noticeable through impactful events of social change. Despite rarely being directly involved, they're often affected by these changes. Aside from that, Mad Men is also a very well-produced show. Offices, suits, dresses, restaurants, music, etc., are all accurate to the time and location the show takes place in. It's as if the show is a time capsule from the 60s. I highly recommend Mad Men if you like slow-burning stories with character and narrative depth.