Favorite TV shows
#1
Posted 2006-March-06, 16:35
For me, the big three are:
Grey's Anatomy
Battlestar Galactica
Veronica Mars
Coupling (The British version): Its terrifying to realize that you'd fall for Jane
#2
Posted 2006-March-06, 16:42
24 is on tonight, good season.
I also enjoy House, Bones, NCIS and Crossing Jordan(great music)
Any and all of the old Perry Mason shows and movies.
Just rented "It happened one night" 1934 from netflix, Mystery on the Nile(Imax) is next up.
#4 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2006-March-06, 16:55
High Stakes Poker (GSN).
Real World.
My age is showing

#5
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:00

So far, after months of netflix + amazon purchase
1) Frasier (rewatch every season many times, you never have to wait for frasier)
2) Simpsons
3) Lost
4) Extreme makeover, home edition.
5) Rewatch everything in this list again.
I really like Lost, but its worsened my fear of flying.
John Nelson.
#6
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:07
Jlall, on Mar 6 2006, 05:55 PM, said:
High Stakes Poker (GSN).
Real World.
My age is showing

Well, I have the first 5 seasons of Dawson's Creek on DVD,g etting hooked on it late (last year!).... Now thats a great show! Is my age showing?
#7
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:25
Battlestar!!!!!
Project Runway!!!
Dancing with the Stars
My Name is Earl
Shows I used to love but have grown really old, but I still watch for some reason:
Gilmore Girls
Law and Order: SVU, Original Flavor
Poker Superstars II, World Poker Tour
Shows I'd like to watch but Adam hates and won't let them be on:
Mission Organization
Landscaper's Challenge
Househunters
The Office
Arrested Development (although I hear it's been cancelled

Reruns that have become staples (mainly because we can agree on them):
Star Trek: TNG
Law and Order
The Simpsons
Malcolm in the Middle
#8 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:28
Elianna, on Mar 6 2006, 06:25 PM, said:
Gilmore Girls
yeah DEF used to love that show back in the day when Rory went out with dean and then that badass dude. Then it got old

#9
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:33

PGA Golf is always on during the weekends. You'd better not try to take the remote during any of the major tourneys.

When Carnivale was on HBO I was friggin addicted to it. Hoping another netowrk picks it up.

#10
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:37
Elianna, on Mar 7 2006, 02:25 AM, said:

Latest rumor I heard was that showtime picked it up for 26 episodes next season :-)
I still watch Gilmore Girls, though I agree its slipping somewhat.
At the same time, it still has moments of inspiration.
One fo the episodes recently concluded with a 5 minute montage showing the high (and low) points from a single Gilmore family dinner. Terrifying stuff.
#11
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:39
Lost
Alias
American Idol
Dancing with the Stars
Battlestar Galactica
Stargate
Stargate Atlantis
House
Bones
Iron Chef
E.R.
Grey's Anatomy
#12
Posted 2006-March-06, 17:46
hrothgar, on Mar 6 2006, 03:37 PM, said:
Elianna, on Mar 7 2006, 02:25 AM, said:

Latest rumor I heard was that showtime picked it up for 26 episodes next season :-)
I still watch Gilmore Girls, though I agree its slipping somewhat.
At the same time, it still has moments of inspiration.
One fo the episodes recently concluded with a 5 minute montage showing the high (and low) points from a single Gilmore family dinner. Terrifying stuff.
Well, I guess I'll have to wait and see, as I'll be renting them after the seasons are over, anyway. Not only will Adam not watch them, but we don't even get Showtime.
I agree that the dinner scene in GG was FANTASTIC! Even Adam liked it, and he strongly dislikes GG. Giving Luke a daughter that's Rory v.2 is just so bad, though, and is painful!
#13
Posted 2006-March-06, 18:37
#14
Posted 2006-March-06, 20:44
The Office (original BBC version)
Six Feet Under (watching it on a regular basis off DVD with a few friends, we've just made it through 3rd season tonight; it's a great show I can really recommend, but watch it from the beginning, since the story and characters develop through the series).
--Sigi
#15
Posted 2006-March-06, 20:46
Elianna, on Mar 7 2006, 12:25 AM, said:
The Office
I can only hope that this applies to the US version, which supposedly sucks. Get the original (from England) it's simply impossible not to like it.
--Sigi
#16
Posted 2006-March-06, 21:41
Sigi_BC84, on Mar 6 2006, 06:46 PM, said:
Elianna, on Mar 7 2006, 12:25 AM, said:
The Office
I can only hope that this applies to the US version, which supposedly sucks. Get the original (from England) it's simply impossible not to like it.
--Sigi
He doesn't like the style of filming of the american. Is it different than the British?
#17
Posted 2006-March-06, 21:54
Elianna, on Mar 7 2006, 04:41 AM, said:
Sigi_BC84, on Mar 6 2006, 06:46 PM, said:
Elianna, on Mar 7 2006, 12:25 AM, said:
The Office
I can only hope that this applies to the US version, which supposedly sucks. Get the original (from England) it's simply impossible not to like it.
--Sigi
He doesn't like the style of filming of the american. Is it different than the British?
I have not dared yet to watch the US version. The British version is so brilliant that I'll probably get quite angry while watching somebody else's miserable attempt to jump the bandwagon.
The "style of filming" and quite everything about that show is very different from the mainstream. If that's what Adam hates the show is probably just not the right thing for him. I suggest you watch it while he's playing golf (or whatever he enjoys doing ;-).
NB the show has become a huge mainstream success in Great Britain, so don't assume something totally off-beat being on the verge of the unwatchable here.
--Sigi
#18
Posted 2006-March-06, 22:39
I personally like:
24
Simpsons
Sopranos
Having lived in the UK now for 4 years, I've learned to like:
Phoenix Nights
The Office
Father Ted
The Vicar of Dibley
Only Fools and Horses
#19
Posted 2006-March-07, 03:20
The Twilight Zone
Maverick
Monty Python's Flying Circus
You Bet Your Life
Gunsmoke
Have Gun, Will Travel
Rawhide
Mission Impossible
#20
Posted 2006-March-07, 07:53
Simpsons
Ally McBeal
Lost
Desperate Housewives
The Office
Little Britain (first series, it has got too vulgar lately)