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Best show ever house. Best anime ever One Piece but soon could be gintama.

Just seen the first episode of Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei but it could be one of the greatest shows ever made.

Childhood: Facts of Life, Cosby Show, Different Strokes, Family Ties - they don't make them like they used to!

Network: The Office, Scrubs (RIP), I Survived, ER (RIP)

Cable: Flight of the Conchords, Daily Show/Colbert, Big Love, Six Feet Under (RIP)

So did you not like scrubs on abc?

Hotell Cæsar, it's a soap opera about relationships, family crisis, work etc.

As an adult - American Dad, Angel, Black Books, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Crime documentaries, Daria, Dollhouse, Dragon's Den, Drawn Together, documentaries regarding animals and nature or science, Futurama, Grand Designs (British individual house building/design show hosted by Kevin McCloud), House, House Doctor, How Clean Is Your House, How Its Made, Meerkat Manor, Mock The Week (British political comedy panel show hosted by Dara O' Briain), Most Evil, Planet Earth, Prison Break, QI (British panel show hosted by Stephen Fry), Red Dwarf, Ren and Stimpy, Sanctuary, Simpsons, Sopranos, South Park, Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, The Hairy Bikers and comedy in general. I like watching Comedy Central and channels like that, I have discovered the likes of Tommy Tiernan and Steve Hughes through these channels. I also like watching Kerrang! or Scuzz music channels when there is nothing on that appeals to me. I used to like but now loathe Big Brother and soap operas.

My childhood - Animals of Farthing Wood, Bananaman, Betty's Bunch, Captain Planet, Count Duckula, Darkwing Duck, Ewoks, Fireman Sam (I think only Welsh people may know this one), Flintstones, He-Man, Inspector Gadget, Jetsons, Postman Pat, Roadrunner and Wile E Coyote, Rugrats, She-Ra, Smoggies, Talespin, Teddy Ruxpin, Thundercats, Tom and Jerry, Top Cat and Yogi Bear. They really don't make kiddies shows the way they used to. However, I hated and STILL hate Scooby-Doo.

I'm hooked on this show called Obsessed on A&E. It's sort of like Intervention, but with people who have all sorts of anxiety disorders. It's interesting to see the variety of fears or compulsions that people struggle with and how they overcome these problems.

Millennium. Sooo much better than The X-Files.

Touched by an Angel
Mythbusters
Modern Marvels
Hannah Montana
Spongebob Squarepants
Family Matters
Fresh Prince of Belair

I remember someone i liked when i was a 5-6 year old, on the 90's Jetix, at the time which was Fox Kids. At that time, only super mario bros. super show and goosebumps where there, goosebumps wasnt that scary, but damn EXICITING, it was the most exciting show at that time for me, the mysteries..*sigh* One of the only things that was scary was the intro. Super mario bros super show can be summed in this word: *SSDEFEATING. The 80's songs combined with it.. ownage. The only thing i didnt like about it was the intro and outro, not the theme song, it rocked. The 5-10 minute intros was so boring, horrible and dead, lame jokes and that stuff. To h*** witht the Nostalgia Critic, this show is a SUPREME WARRIOR.

I currently have an Asperger's-obsession about Will & Grace (relatively old show, still on lifetime, not many people like it :3). Ohhh yeah, and the guy who plays Will, Eric McCormack. He is HOT.

Buffy reruns (I have seasons 6 and 7 boxed sets and have pretty much memorized Once More With Feeling)
Forensic Files and similar nonfiction forensic shows
The Universe
Lots of random stuff on History channel, Discovery, and Tru TV
Poker Tournaments and the late night cash game show when I run across them

When I was a kid, I considered it a tragedy to miss GForce (Battle of the Planets, was that the actual name? I was too young, I've forgotten), Voltron, and my all time favorite and would still love to have the boxed sets, Robotech.

All in the Family (this show could not be made today.)
The Sopranos
Battlestar Galactica (both 70's and 2000's versions)
The Mentalist
Chapelle's Show
Married With Children
Seinfeld
Drew Carey Show

I don't watch much TV. I watch Chowder mostly.

Here's an awesome one most people don't seem to hear of. Charlie Jade. South African \ Canadian science fiction series with parallel universes. It only got one series, but man was it good. As I said, it's kind of obscure but well worth seeking out in my opinion.

In Alphabetical Order

Arrested Development
Brothers And Sisters
Criminal Minds
Dexter
Everwood
Fringe
Grey's Anatomy
Heroes
I Shouldn't Be Alive
Konoiche
Mystery Diagnosis
Quantum Leap
Supernatural
Total Drama Action
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