Your All Time Favorite 3 TV Series

[mingc]

3 off the beaten track:

Hotel del Luna, a Korean production on Netflix, a rom-com involving a woman punished to purgatory on earth
Kingdom, Korean, also on Netflix, a Zombie flick set in medieval Korea
Rome, on HBO, about the rise and fall of Julius Ceasar

All are superb. These are my most not-too recent top 3 and I'm a bit bummed that I've not found better.

 

[jguss]

I really loved Warehouse 13, and I worked on an episode or to of Brisco County Jr

Saul Rubinek and Bruce Campbell enliven most things they’re in.

 

[metalheadycigarguy]

Being born in the late 70's and growing up in the 80's there were plenty of great sitcoms on TV as well as cartoons. Still the best cartoons, as the ones today don't even come close. Plus, we got re-runs of plenty of 70's classic shows. Over the years my favorites have changed but these three are my all-time favorites; Married With Children, The Simpsons, and That 70's Show. Cheers used to be in the Top 3, but That 70's Show bumped it.

 

[alsatmem]

3rd Rock from the Sun
Dead Like Me
MythBusters

 

[Epip Oc'Cabot]

For me:

NYPD Blue
Seinfeld
The Prisoner

 

[STP]

Breaking Bad
Sopranos
Seinfeld

 

[snagstangl]

Farscape, MacGuyver, Nevermind the Buzzcocks (did this ever get released anywhere?)

 

[Searock Fan]

As with pipes, this thread shows we all like different things.

 

[Highlandpiper]

The casebook of Sherlock Holmes
Still Game
Sons of Anarchy

 

[pantsBoots]

I don't watch tv anymore, really. Reaching back, my favorites:

Mystery Science Theater 3000 (still trying to decide Joel vs. Mike for myself. The new guy, Jonah, is a shlub and not funny in the slightest)

Doctor Who (first 5 doctors from the original series - don't care for the zippy modern Doctor Who swill they've been churning out lately. Where are the story arcs!? Why does everyone talk so damned fast?)

Twilight Zone (saw an interview with Rod Serling from right before the show premiered where he promised the show wouldn't be moralizing in the slightest. I guess he said that to get the funding, and then promptly dropped morals and mores all over the stories.)

 

[vosBghos]

I don't watch tv anymore, really. Reaching back, my favorites:

Mystery Science Theater 3000 (still trying to decide Joel vs. Mike for myself. The new guy, Jonah, is a shlub and not funny in the slightest)

Doctor Who (first 5 doctors from the original series - don't care for the zippy modern Doctor Who swill they've been churning out lately. Where are the story arcs!? Why does everyone talk so damned fast?)

Twilight Zone (saw an interview with Rod Serling from right before the show premiered where he promised the show wouldn't be moralizing in the slightest. I guess he said that to get the funding, and then promptly dropped morals and mores all over the stories.)

That's crazy I'm scrolling and scrolling and here the latest comment finally

1.THE TWILIGHT ZONE
2.DR WHO ( Tom Baker > Peter Davison)
3.THE MUPPET SHOW

They don't make like they used to do they

 

[vosBghos]

Farscape, MacGuyver, Nevermind the Buzzcocks (did this ever get released anywhere?)

Watched a lot of Never Mind the Buzzcocks when I lived in Belfast , great show can never find it

 

[billinrio]

Undercover (2019 Dutch) , Fargo, VIP

 

[Deano]

Hard to pick three as my interests vary. So many.
X-Files
Vikings
Gunsmoke.

 

[Michigan_Bill]

Can't forget Stargate SG-1.

 

[CoffeeAndBourbon]

MASH
X-Files
Letterkenny

 

[Steddy]

Only three? Impossible! Not sure this list is right but I have to play.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Twin Peaks
Curb Your Enthusiasm

 

[mso489]

Red Fox was an amazing comic. I always recall his joke about how one of his parents was Black and the other was White. He said, "I didn't know who to hate." Sanford and Son has to be on my list somewhere.

Sanford's buddy Grady said he'd bought a peacoat. Sanford sniffed and said, "Did you know that when you bought it?"

And of course Sanford's clutching his chest, saying, "Helen, Helen, I'm coming," feigning a fatal heart attack.

Red Fox always did a lot of "blue," sexual material as a stand-up, but when he went to TV, he proved he didn't need that and could still be hilarious.

 

[litup]

Northern Exposure
Friday Night Lights
The Wonder Years

 

[Epip Oc'Cabot]

Northern Exposure
Friday Night Lights
The Wonder Years

Yes, Northern Exposure was great.