the only programmes i really bother sitting down to watch (prefferably with supper) are the simpsons and malcolm in the middle. the writing in these shows is unrivaled.

Top Chef
Iron Chef America
No Reservations
football

I guess I like food and sports.

I watch

Robot Chicken
Boston Legal
Scrubs
Lost
ER
CSI
South Park
Drawn Together
Stargate Atlantis
Battlestar
Hauntings
Ghost Hunters

I only watch one UK drama, the majority of the UK TV programmes I watch are comedy quiz shows like HIGNFY, QI, Mock the Week, etc... and documentaries like the amazing Planet Earth, also Horizon, Panorama, Dispatches but many are one-off (like Stephen Fry - The Secret Life Of The Manic Depressive). Comedy on channel 4, Bremner, Bird, and Fortune is my favourite one.

Battlestar Galactica
Bones
Brotherhood
C.S.I. (Vegas, NY, Miami)
ER
House
Lost
Prison Break
Rescue Me
Spooks
Stargate SG1 & Atlantis
Veronica Mars (best drama this season)
Weeds

Blade and Deadwood got cancelled after they were finished. I really hope Top Gear starts soon.

I don't follow shows on TV, because I usually don't have time to sit down at appointed times. That's where *cough*bittorrent*cough* comes in :shifty:

Anyway, shows that I'm currently watching:

- X-Files season 6
- Seinfeld season 2
- Deep Space Nine season 3
- Colombo (the old 70's episodes)
- Family Guy season 5

--Erwin

I watch
Lost
CSI (all of them)
Medium
House





And Emmerdale. Yes I know..... It's beacuse of the great accent.....Don't rub it in my face

That´s nothing to be ashamed of, I watch it too, not regulary, but now and then! ;)

So. Wrong.

Melanie

Pay a visit to Lacuna, Inc. and start over from the beginnning. ;)

Most of the shows I used to watch regularly are from my childhood. ALF, Mork&Mindy, tons of cartoon series, and so on. The only show I watched after that was Married With Children, and I seriously! need! to do! that! again (the upteenth re-run is being broadcasted right now..). :D

I'm not really into shows at all... Al Bundy is God himself, though.

I watch very little TV, and then it's usually HGTV too.:)
I like the design shows and the gardening ones.
I watch Lost, but on DVD, therefore I'm always a year behind.

Me too!


I got the whole "Ulysses 31" on DVD from France. Only in french, sadly (well, duh.) One day I will get the English or German version, once they decide to publish them. Also, I am working on getting together all the DVDs of "Captain Future".

Ah, those were the times. Space/Science Fiction cartoons were awesome!

Also, I have some other series I have to get. The "Once upon a Time..." series were great (namely "Once upon a time...Man", "Once upon a Time...Life" and "Once upon a Time...The Americas". The others I didn't see much of), the Ghostbusters (with the Gorilla, Tracey), He-Man (the original, not the newer series. I'll never forgive them for reducing Queen Marlena to an even smaller role - That woman was a bloody Astronaut from Earth, dammit! She kicked Skeletors rear!), The Raccoons, In 80 Days around the World (with Willy Fogg), and many, many more.

Oh, and I'm also getting together all DVDs of "M*A*S*H"


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there was one point where south park was on all night long, i wish i was back to those days.

Oh yeah, I saw the first season of that show. Was quite amusing, actually! :D Is season 2 any good?

--Erwin

In my view, The Office (UK) is the greatest piece of television ever spooled. Well, that in itself is no great achievement, but the show certainly is — though some might disagree on the basis that they don't like The Beatles either.

Cheerio!

Heroes (sooooo cool!!)

Prison Break (but I'm finding it to be ridiculously over-the-top this season)

Ugly Betty (funny as hell)

Grey's Anatomy (I have a crush on Izzie)

Numbers

Medium

The Office (NBC version)

Scrubs

Desperate Housewives

Yeah, my husband and I stayed up and watched it….. The next day we were both exhausted but the show was great. :P


Well they pushed the envelope a little more which is always good,:D but some of the episodes were ok. But over all it was a good season.

Oooh, someone else who likes those shows, I have the DVDs, lets have a party! :D

OW!! I'll catch up, I promise. :)

The gardening shows are cool too. Especially Gardening by the Yard.

*marks it down in her calendar*

I really, really wanted to like Lost, but after the first two episodes I was so fed up that I've never seen any more. I thought it was supposed to be essentially realistic with surreal twists, but it was just comic book and soap opera.

These are the programs I thought were worth marking for myself in the TV listings this week, in chronological order. I've only just noticed that all but one are BBC programmes! These are just the contenders from the five terrestrial channels, since that's all I look at in the listings to mark ahead of time.

You've Been Framed (sorry, everyone)
Antiques Roadshow
Planet Earth
Trauma
Have I Got News for You
Heston Blumenthal: In Search of Perfection
The Brain Hospital
Look Around You
Super Vets
Big Cat Diary
Outtake TV
QI

I'll watch Columbo whenever it comes on, and pretty much anything medical, as long as it's proper medical and not human-interest stuff. And I watch way more SpongeBob than is good for me.

I also like The Wiggles and The Upside-Down Show, even though I'm about 40 years older than their target audience.

I also end up seeing a lot of CSI, Law and Order, and Cold Case, because Colin watches them several times a week (well, several times a day if he can). I don't pay a lot of attention, but I am in the room while they're on.

I also catch I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue on the radio whenever I can.