A 15-part miniseries that aired in 2002, Brigada tells the story of four friends who form a mafia group, named 'Brigada', in the last days of the Soviet Union and become influential crime bosses in post-Soviet Russia. The series was praised for its realistic portrayal of the criminal underworld, but also criticized for glamorizing violence and criminal life. It had a significant impact on Russian pop culture, sparking numerous discussions and debates.

A popular comedy series that ran from 2010 to 2016, Interny focuses on the lives of medical interns working in a fictional hospital in Moscow. The show is widely known for its humorous portrayal of the trials and tribulations of the medical profession, and it enjoyed high ratings throughout its run. It has often been compared to the American series 'Scrubs' due to its similar premise and style of humor.

Running since 2007, Sled is a detective series centered on the investigations of the Russian Federal Investigative Committee, similar to the American series 'CSI'. The series is acclaimed for its intricate plots, well-developed characters, and realistic portrayal of investigative procedures. Sled has contributed to the popularity of the detective genre in Russian television.

Based on the famous novel by Mikhail Bulgakov, Master i Margarita was a miniseries aired in 2005. The story intertwines events in Moscow during the 1930s with the biblical story of Pontius Pilate. It received critical acclaim for its faithful adaptation of the complex novel and its high production values. The show was a significant cultural event in Russia, triggering renewed interest in Bulgakov's work.

A popular sitcom that ran from 2012 to 2016, Kukhnya is set in the high-pressure environment of a prestigious restaurant in Moscow. It is known for its fast-paced humor, engaging characters, and insightful commentary on the Russian culinary scene. The series has been successful enough to spawn a spin-off and three feature films.

A comedy-drama series that premiered in 2014, Fizruk tells the story of a former gangster who becomes a physical education teacher at a prestigious high school. The series was praised for its satirical look at Russian society and its engaging plotlines. Fizruk enjoyed high ratings and popularity among Russian audiences.

A drama series that aired in 2011, Ostrov is about the complex relationships among the inhabitants of a remote island in the White Sea. The series was known for its atmospheric storytelling, complex characters, and stunning cinematography. Ostrov not only received critical acclaim but also raised discussions on societal issues in rural Russia.