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Master_Chief123
11 Jul 2008, 07:42 PM
Favorites include Futurama, Family Guy, Simpsons, Two and a Half Men.. random game shows..random late shows on Teletoon(Canada's Cartoon Network).. such as Frisky Dingo, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Venture Bros... not a big fan of Metalocolypse though (sorry Walter).. there's quite a few more but meh
Walter3000
11 Jul 2008, 07:46 PM
For comedy, look up Newsradio. It's one of the greatest sitcoms I've ever seen (Exaggerating) but it's one of the only sitcoms that had me in tears. No Futurama Walter? Watch that too!
Newsradio I have watched, and liked, Futurama too. Neither a favorite but both very enjoyable.
Kazuma
11 Jul 2008, 07:51 PM
Have you watched Sealab 2021 before? Freaky comedy with some funny stuff.
Apologies to Riz.
"I have something that can help with the baby."
"What is it?"
"A book."
"What's the book?"
"A Modest Proposal."
"What's it about?"
"Eating babies."
Walter3000
11 Jul 2008, 09:13 PM
Have you watched Sealab 2021 before? Freaky comedy with some funny stuff.
Apologies to Riz.
"I have something that can help with the baby."
"What is it?"
"A book."
"What's the book?"
"A Modest Proposal."
"What's it about?"
"Eating babies."
Watched it until jesus, cant even remember, the captain was killed off?
srd....
12 Jul 2008, 05:28 AM
Watched it until jesus, cant even remember, the captain was killed off?
the actor who did murphys voice actually died :(
the new captain was his son f.w.i.w.
and while im on the [adultswim] subject....
Dethklok Rules!!!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v348/dragona/dethklok-fansong.gif
Clan
12 Jul 2008, 08:12 AM
I actually had to sit down and think about this, as I watch very little telly.
Let's see what I have on the Tivo..
Battlestar Galactica.
Dr Who.
Multiple shows from the History channel.
Multiple shows from the History International channel.
Multiple shows from National Geographic.
Multiple shows from the Military channel.
ER
Original CSI...can't stand NY and especially despise Miami.
Ice road truckers.
Heros.
Stargate Atlantis.
Several other things.....
Dear_Claudio
12 Jul 2008, 06:26 PM
Clan is old:DHistory and Discovery all day, though. Especially at school when I'm in a haze half the time;)
Walter3000
12 Jul 2008, 06:29 PM
Shared thoughts on the other CSIs being garbage
blackjack
12 Jul 2008, 08:50 PM
I'm neck-deep into The Wire right now. It's far and away the best television show I've ever watched.
Walter3000
12 Jul 2008, 09:30 PM
I'm neck-deep into The Wire right now. It's far and away the best television show I've ever watched.
No.2 all time for me, love it.
Kazuma
12 Jul 2008, 10:39 PM
Like Clan I don't watch much TV with some exceptions.
I have been watching Flying Circus on DVD a lot though.
Cris 09
13 Jul 2008, 01:38 AM
The Wire and Prison Break need to go on your "must see" list. Judging by your list, you'll really like 'em.
LOL...I actually was into Dawson's Geek as well because of a girl I dated that loved the show. What can I say...I got sucked into it. I might have had a seret crush on Katie Holmes back then. ;)
My wife (an RN) unfortunatly loves the Real Life Trauma's of the ER and Judge Judy. Judge Judy, I can take, Real Life Traumas make me nauseaus...I can't take the sight of blood.
Nice list - I love most of those as well. We also watched the whole first season of Jerico, not bad.
Figured I bump this as I need assistance anyways.
My girlfriend and I are very domesticated, watch a lot of TV. We netflix shows and watch full seasons in a matter of days. Anyways looking for something new, based on stuff I like.
Comedies watched/loved::
Seinfeld
Family Guy
The Office
Scrubs
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Entourage
Simpsons
Freaks and Geeks
Chapelle
South Park
Colbert/Daily
Harvey Birdman
Metalocalypse
Not comedy:
24
24
24
24
House
Deadwood
Rome
Lost
Heroes
Battlestar
CSI
Sopranos
Sleeper Cell
ER
Reality shows I endorse: Ultimate Fighter, Top Chef, Iron Chef, end of list
Guilty Pleasure Ill never admit to friends: Dawson's Creek
Childhood memory: Macguyver, still cant spell it.
Thinking of Arrested Development, Dexter, or Prison Break next Suggest away
Kerry Dixon's Boots
13 Jul 2008, 01:17 PM
No.2 all time for me, love it.
I need to watch it on DVD. I tried it on BET and all the grittiness was muted out so pretty much ruined.
I enjoyed Dexter on Showtime.
Eddie loved Oz - but I think he just enjoyed watching guys getting their salad tossed.
Walter3000
13 Jul 2008, 06:11 PM
The Wire is easily the most well thought out and planned show ever. Never a wasted scene.
mshankb
13 Jul 2008, 09:56 PM
I can't believe that a) I didn't see this thread until now and b) it took until yesterday for the greatest piece of television art for a generation, if not of all time, to be mentioned. The Wire. Wow. Amazing.
I could talk about great television for hours, I adore high quality television and I think it gets a bum deal compared to films.
Kudos to Monkee for mentioning The Day Today and Brass Eye - Armando Ianucci has never been involved in a bad TV show. If you like those two, then The Armando Ianucci Show, Time Trumpet, Clinton: His Struggle With Dirt, 2004: The Stupid Version, and, of course, the greatest of all sitcoms in any English-speaking country ever, ever, ever, anywhere, ever... I'm Alan Partridge. Jackanackanory!
Kerry Dixon's Boots
14 Jul 2008, 06:14 PM
I can't believe that a) I didn't see this thread until now and b) it took until yesterday for the greatest piece of television art for a generation, if not of all time, to be mentioned. The Wire. Wow. Amazing.
I could talk about great television for hours, I adore high quality television and I think it gets a bum deal compared to films.
Kudos to Monkee for mentioning The Day Today and Brass Eye - Armando Ianucci has never been involved in a bad TV show. If you like those two, then The Armando Ianucci Show, Time Trumpet, Clinton: His Struggle With Dirt, 2004: The Stupid Version, and, of course, the greatest of all sitcoms in any English-speaking country ever, ever, ever, anywhere, ever... I'm Alan Partridge. Jackanackanory!
Chris Morris is a legend - I still quote TDT and BE until my sides hurt.
This is the TV thread....happy now??
Christopher Morris: Peter, you've lost the news! What have you got to say?
Peter O'Hanarha-hanrahan: I'm sorry.
Christopher Morris: Look like you mean it! Look down at the ground and say "Sorry".
Peter O'Hanarha-hanrahan: I'm sorry.
Christopher Morris: Peter, next time you cross the road, don't bother looking.
mshankb
14 Jul 2008, 09:09 PM
That's scientific fact. There's no actual evidence for it, but it IS scientific fact.
blackjack
15 Jul 2008, 10:46 AM
The Wire is easily the most well thought out and planned show ever. Never a wasted scene.
I'm in the second season right now. For the first three episodes, it seemed scattered and nowhere near as intriguing as the first season, but the fourth episode that I just watched last night really pulled a lot of strings together and tied up all the loose ends that the previous three had left lying around. There's now a comprehensive case and the scattered elements all fit together.
That's what I like about the show. Most others are too worried about retaining viewers to let things develop for a few episodes. They need concrete conclusions at the end of each one. The Wire trusted that I was intelligent enough to keep interested and has now produced a more compelling situation than it could have by tying things up at the end of each episode.
Walter3000
15 Jul 2008, 01:31 PM
The second season was my least favorite, but still very good.
mshankb
15 Jul 2008, 08:12 PM
Ooh, the second was one of my favourites. At the time I wasn't so keen, but looking back and on re-viewings, it's so layered and dense, it's excellent.
I think season 5 was the worst, or rather least brilliant. But then, HBO did it cut it to 10 shows, which was pretty weak of them.