The Top Ten Best Television Actors.

Hands down, absolutely, the best television actor of this age. He gave the best performance of Heisenberg in Breaking Bad, and absolutely NOBODY else could have played it so.

Also another staple in television acting. His role of Jesse Pinkman is really what made the show so popular, and he played everybody's favorite character.

Having read the books, I have a pretty good idea of the character of Tyrion Lannister. And this guy played the role perfectly, and then some. You can really hear the voice in your head when you were reading in Dinklage's acting. There's a reason that he's been awarded TWO emmys.

Oh so handsome! Oh so cute. OH SO EVIL! I had the pleasure of meeting him at Indiana Comic-con, and the dude is one of the most relaxed friendly gentlemen I've ever seen. However, seeing him on screen, this is SO the opposite. (Spoilers) Picture this: your acting is so good, you make an entire population cheer at a child dying a painful death in his mother's arms.

I'm honestly surprised that he's not a doctor himself. Nobody could play the role of a mean-tempered boss like Hugh Laurie. His role of House was one of the best performances to ever touch the screen.

One of the more developing characters, but man oh man did he do a good job of going from arrogant douche, to maturing victim, to leader, to rival, to plain friend. I feel like the talent of this man is very much slept upon.

Not only an esteemed film-actor as well, this guy stupendously played Frank Underwood perfectly. It takes Kevin Spacey to accurately depict the corruption and vice that is Washington D.C.

Only a few people can accurately pull of a convincing role of a military-man. And this guy did so perfectly. He was one of the many gentlemen who made Band of Brothers the best series in history.

The absolute best voice-actor in existence. It amazes me how a man can scream to the point where he passes out in the studio, and still keep his voice. He also kept his role for more than 20 years! And he still loves it to this day. It's one to have a role, but another to love it.

The most underrated television actor on this list. His role of John Adams with the title of the same name was one of the best performances of our time. Not only does he pull of a wonderful pre-american accent, but he delivers countless monologues to the point where the audience is given chills. John Adams was a very complex character, but it didn't phase Giamatti at all.