While many know her from her most famous role as Peg Bundy in "Married with a Child," Katey Sagal is a prolific actress who has had a huge impact on small screens. Her later roles were the exact opposite from the peg, from dramatic to thrilling. She has also won numerous awards and nominations, including a Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an actress in a Television series (drama), a People's Choice Award nomination for her favorite TV Icon and a TV Guide Award nomination for Best Villain.

Today we highlight some of the best shows with Katey Sagal. Whether you are a fan of the particular role she has had on TV or love her whole body of work, you will want to sit back and relax while she dazzles on the screen.

It is impossible to write a list of Sagal's TV roles without mentioning her iconic character, Peg Bundy, from "Married with children.""With her red beehive hair, high heels and eccentric style, she is the antithesis of a traditional domestic mom. It's hard not to relate to her aversion to housework or her pursuit of attracting her husband's attention. Sagal is adept at delivering lines, from shrieking to sarcasm. 

This series is not for those who prefer politically correct television, as it's quite sexist and rude — even by Sagar himself cuh but for many, what makes this classic 90s sitcom TV is because it is the opposite of most family-based comedies. It is. Sagal lights up the screen with Ed O'Neill as her husband Al and their children, played by Christina Applegate and David Faustino. You will want to tighten yourself up for the wave of nostalgia that hit watching this show. 

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If you're a fan of Sagal, you'll know she's an incredible singer and actress. "Sands of Anarchy" sings many of the songs included in the series, so it treats us to both skill sets. Sagal will star as Jemma Teller Moreau, the mother of Charlie Hunnam's Jax Teller. She's a different type of patriarch in the series compared to her other roles, especially given that she's a central role in the success of SAMCRO (Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club).

What makes the show unique is that Sagal is a villain or at least an anti-hero, depending on the character's perspective. That is, it will be low. She still has fans who remember her for this brings a memorable quality to the role. It's no surprise that she won a Golden Globe for her performance.

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Sagal's latest role is Louise in "The Conners.""Especially since she shares Rosenne's wit and sharp tongue, she has a way of being well known about her. But she also adds not a simple copy of the former star of the series, but in different dimensions. Dan Connor's former high school classmate, as a new love interest, Louise has to adapt to a completely new lifestyle. It's fun to watch her play her rebellious side.

Sagal's character is a reason to check out "The Conners" if you haven't seen the show in a while. Her role in the show doesn't have as much cultural impact as Peg Bundy, but Sagal is a steady beacon.

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You don't have to watch Sagal on screen to appreciate her incredible comedy talent. In this animated sci-fi series created by "Simpson's" legend Matt Groening, Sagal's Leela has a familiar feistiness, "Marrying a child" but the most striking difference is that the one-eyed alien that Sagal's voice is the opposite when it comes to romance. She regularly flies her ship to devote her attention to finding her parents, the main character, Philip J.Dismiss the progress of the fly.

Sagal delighted fans by participating in the series reboot, which is also set for more seasons in the future. Given the show's massive fan base, it's no surprise to anyone, including Sagar himself, that the show is back.

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Sagal lived in another mom role as Kate Hennessy in "8Simple Rules."She appeared alongside the late John Ritter, who starred as her husband Paul. His main focus was trying to protect his daughter, but Sagal's Kate was a caring patriarch, very different from her Peg Bundy character.  It was one of the last roles Ritter played, and his co-stars, including Sagal, did a phenomenal job of trying to keep the series going after he died.1 They woven into Ritter's death as a central part of the story, with Kate leading her family to deal with the loss.

Ritter's death seemed to leave the show without its heart, but "8 Simple Rules" was a memorable series that treated it with elegance and, yes, even humor

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