What is the world's longest-running TV show?

The world's longest-running TV show is a news and current affairs program called Meet the Press, which first aired in the United States in November 1947. The show was created by journalist Martha Rountree, and has since become an institution in American political journalism, featuring interviews with prominent politicians and newsmakers.

Meet the Press has aired continuously every Sunday morning on NBC, making it the longest-running TV show in the world by a significant margin. Over the years, the show has featured numerous moderators and undergone many format changes, but its core mission of providing a platform for informed discussion and debate has remained the same.

The world's longest-running TV show is a Japanese anime series called Sazae-san. It has been on the air since 1969 and has aired over 7,900 episodes. The show is about the daily life of a middle-class family in Japan. It is a very popular show in Japan and has won numerous awards.

Here is a list of the top 10 longest-running TV shows in the world:

1. Sazae-san (Japan, 1969-present)
2. Coronation Street (UK, 1960-present)
3. Neighbours (Australia, 1985-present)
4. Emmerdale (UK, 1972-present)
5. The Bold and the Beautiful (US, 1987-present)
6. Days of Our Lives (US, 1965-present)
7. General Hospital (US, 1963-present)
8. The Young and the Restless (US, 1973-present)
9. Doctor Who (UK, 1963-1989, 2005-present)
10. EastEnders (UK, 1985-present)

Please note that this list is based on the number of years that a show has been on the air. It does not take into account the number of episodes that have been produced.