Your Favorite TV Series

[LOREN]

I’ve started bingeing Boston Legal. I liked it 20 years ago and I think I like it even more now. I’m pretty sure I’m getting a steady flow of endorphins while watching it. Northern Exposure makes me feel the same way.
My favorite contemporary show is Severance on Apple. I’ve never seen or read about anything like it. Totally mind blowing. Terrific acting as well.

Season 1 of Severance was pretty amazing. I don't see how the writers can top season 1.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Oh crap, I totally forgot about this show. also, lots of pipesmokers, gun play, and whores. I just have to watch it with the subtitles on. I wish the British would learn to speak English.

 

[xrundog]

Season 1 of Severance was pretty amazing. I don't see how the writers can top season 1.

Season 2 is up now.

 

[JoeW]

I love TTZ and the Outer Limits, they hold up well. I tried watching Kolchak, loved it when it first ran, I didn't find it watchable now. Too hokey. The wife loves Starsky & Hutch, I said pass, equally unwatchable. She said it was based on Dirty Harry. I said that was when movies were great and tv not so much.

I loved Kolchak when I saw it in the late 70s or early 80s on late night TV. It’s a different experience now watching it with my son, and enjoying it for the writing, cheesy effects, and the guest stars, like Erik Estrada. On our last Friday before we moved out of the Chicago area, we had to walk down to see the building they used as exterior shots of the INS office.

 

[JoeW]

I forgot the British show Good Neighbors. My wife and I have enjoyed it since high school.

 

[Richmond B. Funkenhouser]

In no particular order:

Sopranos
King of the hill
Seinfield
Cheaters
Jerry Springer
Andy Griffith
Trailer Park Boys

If I had only these shows I'd be alright.

 

[Rossi320]

Watching the new season of south park

 

[tmc]

Top 3, in no particular order.

The Office UK
Deadwood
Treme

 

[ssjones]

Top 3, in no particular order.

The Office UK
Deadwood
Treme

We're watching Treme for the first time. Now that we've lived outside of New Orleans for one year, it has a bigger impact on us (particularly since the 20th anniversary of Katrina is this week). We now get all the reference points and watching some of the Katrina specials this week, that filled in some of the gaps and tied in Season 2 story lines.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

The Larry Sanders Show

 

[DeaconPiper]

Little House on the Prairie
Johnny Carson
M*A*S*H
Cheers

 

[jeff540]

Another vote for my all time favorite: Justified

 

[Waning Embers]

Locke and Key
Evil
Quantum Leap (original)
Star Trek Voyager
Star Trek Enterprise
Warehouse 13
The Sentinel
Lois and Clark
Eureka
Farscape
Resident Alien
Manifest
Stranger Things

 

[Searock Fan]

Just finished with the first season of WEDNESDAY. I enjoyed it.

 

[cynyr]

Firefly, the little show that was strangled in the crib. @Streeper541

I'll watch any B&W episode of Andy Griffith.
Sopranos
M*A*S*H

But I don't watch a lot of TV, anyway.

 

[Waning Embers]

Firefly

Nathan Fillion almost teased a revival several years ago as an April fools prank but wisely thought better of it.

 

[sablebrush52]

Just finished with the first season of WEDNESDAY. I enjoyed it.

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Season two, which is being presented in two parts, is great fun.

 

[plugugly]

Jackass!

 

[warren]

These days, "Top Gear" (British version) reruns and "Gutfeld".

 

[mingc]

Dr. Who
Torchwood (adult oriented Dr. Who spinoff)
Kingdom (Korean zombie series)
Ashin of the North (prequel to Kingdom)
Hotel del Luna (Korean - centuries-long redemption arc of a woman punished by the Gods for her sins)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Married with Children
X-Files