
"Jiggle TV" is a real thing, bro. Back in the 1970s, America began to tire of socially conscious television like "All in the Family," "Good Times," and "One Day at a Time," which made viewers feel bummed about poor people and minorities, so the struggling ABC network decided to lighten the mood with what TV critics termed "Jiggle Television."
The term was originally applied to a television show called "Sugar Time" that was about an aspiring female rock group. That label would then be applied to the number one show on this list, and so begun a trend based on TV-centered sexual gratification that would continue to the present, with most recently, the debuts of "The Playboy Club" and the "Charlie's Angels" reboot. Basically, the elements of Jiggle TV are these: 1) A main character or characters who are women, 2) that wear revealing clothing, and that 3) contain uncomplicated plot lines that do not distract male viewers from the jiggle.
In the slideshow that follows, we will gawk gaze upon the history of Jiggle TV by looking back at the 10 Best Jiggle Television shows, past and present.
10. Xena: Warrior Princess



9. Wonder Woman



8. Annie-Centered episodes of "Community"



7. North Shore



6. Keeping Up with the Kardashians



5. Three's Company



4. Cleopatra 2525



3. She Spies



2. Baywatch



1. Charlie's Angels






Golden Girls?
This concept reached it’s apex with the girls jumping on trampolines segment of the man show.
Pamela Anderson’s V.I.P. was my Hustler as a teen.
VIP: definitely, Xena: I don’t think so, Cleopatra 2525: thanks for remembering this awesome short-lived sci-fi action show. It really needed a better time slot
Cleopatra 2525 also starred Victoria Pratt’s crotch, perfect for that role.
Never watched Kardashians, but all the other shows had happy endings.
Where are the animated gifs? Other than Annie, you stiffed us. (Wait, I should re-word that). It is particularly criminal that you did not include animated gifs of Suzanne Summers bouncing up and down excitedly on 3′s Company (it happened multiple times) or the “like pudding on springs” scene from Charlies Angels.
I’m guessing Charmed missed the list because the plots were too complicated?
Charmed was always a bit over my head too.
I LOV ANGELS
The gif of Alison Brie’s heaving cleavage in under the Annie-Centered episodes of “Community” section is from her work in the webseries “Hot Sluts” : [www.atom.com]