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Red-liiiiiiine, red-liiiiiiine, directed by Takeshi Koike wiki-wikiwiki-wiki.
Technically a movie and not a show, but also one of my all-time favorites. :)
I love Trigun, and I think the characters and world-building hold up today, but the show definitely gets a little shoddy just before the end. Tsuneo Imahori's soundtrack for Trigun is incredible.
I think Gurren Lagann also holds up. There's a couple lulls in the show for sure, but overall it's got great action and drama and some amazing animation set-pieces. (I never liked Kill La KIll that much.)
Going back to Outlaw Star is tough, imo, it's waaaay cheesier than I remembered it being.