Paly appeared on “How I Met Your Mother,” and “The Starter Wife,” before playing Anna Kolcheck on “NCIS: Los Angeles.” Not to mention she was one Insanely hot Israeli host on “Saturday Night Live.”

Winona Laura Horowitz — turned Winona Ryder — originally stole our hearts in classic 90s flicks like “Lucas,” and “Reality Bites.” After a respectable run as a bonafide movie star, Winona’s since found her seemingly perfect place entertaining us on the small screen as Joyce Byers on the Netflix science fiction-horror TV series, “Stranger Things.”

We first took notice of Michelle as Dawn Summers on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” then LOST OUR minds over how much we loved-to-hate her as trouble-maker, Georgina Sparks on “Gossip Girl.” XOXO Michelle Trachtenberg!

One of our favorite, more-than-a-little-bit dirty female comics, Schumer slays us in her standup specials and is the gift that keeps on giving whenever she takes us “Inside Amy Schumer.”

The 50% Jewish Miriam Shor is 100% amazing on TV Land’s “Younger,” as Diana Trout, the ball-buster book publisher whose assistant, Liza Miller (Sutton Foster) is 20 years older than Diana believes. At age 47, Miriam’s not the youngest babe on this list, yet Shor’s never been more beautiful or badass.

You’ve seen Lyonne — who was raised as an Orthodox Jew — in guest roles on tons of shows like “New Girl,” “Will Grace,” and “Weeds,” but she’s finally getting the screen time she deserves on “Orange Is The New Black.” as Nicky. And now that Lyonne’s gone Black … we’ll never give Natosha back.

One of the Gorgeous Girls Of Wrestling, the more her confidence rises, the more Alison Brie shines on “Glow.”

Maya Rudolph was a “Saturday Night Live” cast member before becoming a major movie star in blockbuster comedies like our all-time fave, “Bridesmaids.” She’s since returned to the small screen as Eva Alexander on “Up All Night.’ and recently nabbed an Emmy nom as a guest star on “The Good Place.”

We know you love Bloom as the star of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” but the small screen starlet also co-created the series, for which she’s won a Golden Globe, Critics’ Choice, and TCA Award. Making it official — Bloom’s a bonafide badass.

Jamie Lynn killed on HBO’s “Entourage” as Turtle’s (Jerry Ferrara) girlfriend. So much so, the pair became a real-life couple. They later split, allowing super-fans to happily return to thinking of Jamie-Lynn strictly as Meadow Soprano. Badaboom!

The Portuguese-American beauty stars as NCIS Special Agent, Kensi Blye, on “NCIS: Los Angeles,” and had a crossover guest appearance on “Hawaii Five-O.” Oh, how we adore Daniella!

Known for voicing Bobby Hill on the animated “King of The Hill,” Adlon first made fanatics out of US in her hilarious role as Charlie Runkle’s wife on “Californication.” These days Pam’s easily our favorite TV mom as Sam Fox on “Better Things,” originally co-produced by Louis CK. When news broke of Louis’ ousting from Hollywood, but Adlon was found not guilty by association, she was greenlit to run season 3 of “Better Things” without him– and there was simply no Better news.

Just how talented is Israeli actress, Yael Grobglas? So talented that she doesn’t just play one character on the CW series “Jane the Virgin,” she plays two — Petra Solano and her twin sister Anežka.

Buechner is known for her role s Fox on “The 100.” We also ADORE her as Madison on “UnREAL” for blossoming out her pigtails and into competition with Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby) right in front of our eyes.

Ok, OK, we admit it … Gal Gadot is more of a mega-movie star than a TV actress, but we couldn’t stand to leave the Israeli beauty off this list. Besides, Gadot made one serious superhero of a Host on “Saturday Night Live.”

A quarter-century ago, Sarah Silverman was a writer and occasional performer on “Saturday Night Live,” for only one season before being FIRED when none of her sketches made it to air. The politically, sexually, and socially controversial Silverman has more than since recovered from her early rejection, starring on “The Sarah Silverman Program” on Comedy Central and hosting’s Hulu late-night talk show, “I LoveYou, America with Sarah Silverman.”

As a troubled teenager forced to choose between psychiatric treatment or Comedy Camp, Haddish chose the Laugh Factory Camp. She credits using comedy as an outlet for her pain — with mentoring from legends like Richard Pryor and The Wayans Brothers — for saving her life. Though she was homeless and living in her car while coming up as a comedian, these days our girl Tiff is all set. Since killing it on her Showtime comedy special, “Tiffany Haddish: She Ready! From the Hood to Hollywood,” Haddish has been on fire. She’s the first black female stand-up comedian to host “Saturday Night Live,” and one of Time’s ‘100 Most Influential People in The World.’ Is it just me or is this the stuff dreams are made of, my fellow Fanatics?

We love Lisa for the unique sense of humor she brings to all of her TV roles — as Ursula on “Mad About You,” Valerie Cherish on “The Comeback,” and Fiona Wallace on “Web Therapy.” But it’s her famous role as Pheobe Buffay on “Friends,” that earned her serious small screen celeb status AND one of the biggest per episode paychecks in TV history. Alongside her co-stars, Courtney Cox, and Jennifer Anniston, Kudrow banked a million bucks an ep throughout seasons 9 and 10. And that is nothing to laugh at my Friends.

Kat Graham — who attended Hebrew School and has a half-brother born in Israel — is best known for her role as Bonnie Barnett on The CW Supernatural drama, “The Vampire Diaries.” Yeah, we bet you want to suck more than just her blood.

Kat capitalized on her Jewish heritage for her first TV role on “Sex and the City,” as an entitled teenager whose Bat Mitzvah Samantha Jones publicized. Fast forward to Dennings taking center screen opposite Beth Behrs as Max Black on “Two Broke Girls,” and we’re laughing just thinking about all the dirty jokes Denning delivers.

The daughter of musician Quincy Jones and actress Peggy Lipton, Smartypants, Rashida Jones cracked us up as Karen Filippelli on “The Office,” and as nurse Ann Perkins on “Parks and Recreation.” The smartypants — whose father often found her reading under the covers with a flashlight after bedtime, is a Harvard Graduate now starring on only and also producing “Angie Tribeca.” Star power may have always run through Rashida’s veins, but this Jewess has achieved TV fame based on her brilliance and talent alone — no matter who’s her daddy.

We first fell for Appleby as Liz Parker on “Roswell,” but as Rachel Goldberg on “UnREAL,” Shiri’s simply sensational. Watching Appleby manipulate cast, crew, and any man who dares get in her way makes her an official (Jewish) badass — and a beautiful one at that.

Jerusalem-born actress, Natalie Portman is no dummy. Prior to graduating from Harvard, she said, “I don’t care if college ruins my career. I’d rather be smart than a movie star.” Luckily, Portman didn’t have to choose. The mega-movie star known for personal faves like “Beautiful Girls” and “Garden State,” crushed box office records and amassed critical acclaim since she appeared on the scene. Technically, Nat scores a spot on this TV list for her unforgettable performance hosting “Saturday Night Live,” but really it’s because she’s a model member of the tribe — insanely talented, crazy smart, and ALMOST too hot to handle.

Mila’s parents raised her Jewish despite antisemitism in the former Soviet Union, immigrating to The United States at the age of 7 with only $250 in her family’s pocket. Though she did not speak a word of English when she arrived, Kunis quickly got up to speed, picking up the language, the acting bug, and landing her first major TV role at the age 14. As the entitled, super-self assured, Jackie Burkhart on “That ’70s Show, Mila taught us many hilariously important lessons, including one of our fall time faves — “It’s better to have loved and lost than to be butt ugly.”

Gwenyth is the daughter of actress Blythe Danner and producer Bruce Paltrow AND is Steven Speilberg’s goddaughter Other than that, she’s not a product of any particularly spectacular stock. On the small screen, the movie star with a sick singing voice recently won a Primetime Emmy Award for her role as Holly Holliday on “Glee.”

On “UnREAL,” Zimmer plays boundary-busting executive producer and lady boss, Quinn King, who maximizes ratings at all costs. Yet Zimmer’s passion plays well beyond her on-screen persona. From the getgo, Constance rallied the writers to stop Quinn from saying words like ‘hoo-ha,’ for the far more believably brazen,’pussy.’ … Officially making Zimmer our kind of woman.

Before becoming a major movie star, Peet had her first major role in the late 90s as Jacqueline Barrett on the romantic dramedy, “Jack & Jill.” She also appeared in the eighth-season finale of Seinfeld as a waitress who becomes Jerry’s girlfriend but is so high maintenance that Seinfeld hires George as his ‘relationship intern’ to manage all of Amanda’s needs. Classic!

These two Jewish comedians are quite possibly THE funniest broads on TV. Together, they star on Comedy Central’s “Broad City,” taking the island of Manhattan — and the rest of the world — by side-splitting storm.

It’s been a while since Sarah Jessica Parker made our lives worth living as the star of “Sex and The City.” She’s since teased us by appearing on “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,” but we’re jonesing for the fashion queen/ actress/director/executive producer/trendsetter to return to her throne as the queen of TV. And we’ll happily agree to bow down –all hail SJP!

Ashkenazi Jew, Scarlett Johansson is not only the world’s highest-paid actress, she recently hosted “Saturday Night Live,” for the fifth time — making her only the fourth woman to enter SNL’s prestigious Five-Timer’s Club — alongside Tina Fey, Melissa McCarthy, and Drew Barrymore. ROAR!

Lizzie played a sexual superhero on Showtime’s “Masters of Sex,” as Virginia Johnson — the hotter half of the sexual pioneer research team, Masters and Johnson.

Since receiving a Golden Globe Award for her leading role on the BBC TV miniseries, “The Honorable Woman, ” Maggie’s now producing and starring on the HBO series, “The Deuce.” As Candy, Gyllenhaal slays it as a hooker with big dreams who aspires to leave the streets behind for an unconventional role of her own design — scripting and directing her very own pornos. We LOVE watching Maggie as an unstoppable force getting exactly what she goes after, no matter who she has to blow along the way.

Juliana Margulies is one of our absolute favorite TV actresses, based on both her talent and insane chemistry with the opposite sex. On “ER,” it was George Clooney. On “The Good Wife,” it began with Chris Noth until Josh Charles came into the picture and the pair’s palpable desire made us happy in all the right places. On “Dietland,” Margulies came back to torture the same sex for a change — her plus-size co-star, Joy Nash — but the AMC series failed to generate the ratings heat to which we’d all become accustomed.

You mean to tell me Donna Pinciotti on “That 70’s Show” was Jewish? OK, so maybe Donna wasn’t a member of the tribe, but Laura Prepon sure is! Now shining brightly as Alex Vause on “Orange Is The New Black,” Prepon is one Jewess we’re proud to have represent us — even from behind bars.

Zoë Kravitz — daughter of the musician, Lenny Kravitz, and actress, Lisa Bonet, co-stars alongside Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon on the HBO drama series, “Big Little Lies.” And you know what? She totally killed it.

How much do we love Emmy Rossum? Let us count the ways! Rossum recently shocked superfans by announcing her imminent departure from Showtime’s Award-winning series, “Shameless.” It’s a damn shame to see our most beloved Gallagher go … but we’ll love to watch Emmy leave.