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Mandroid2.0 wrote:-Dead Like Me
-The X-Files
-Twin Peaks
-The Simpsons
-Buffy The Vampire Slayer/Angel
-Veronica Mars
-Nova
-Frontline
-Nature

Carnivale had potential but sort of failed me toward the end, plus I don't think it holds up for multiple viewings. I think that M*A*S*H is overrated, but perhaps I've just seen every episode one too many times for it to be poignant or interesting to me.

I would be very happy to share a couch with you. I was going to post that it was a tossup between Nova and Frontline. I like all the other shows you mention a lot. Currently burning thru Dead Like Me.

only here wrote:

tipcat wrote:The Honeymooners

thank you! i have to second that.

"I brive a dus." Comedy, folks, comedy!

Am I the only one who thought that Arrested Development just sucked? I tried to give it a chance. The humor was just so obviously random and just plain not funny... like one long Geico commercial. Anyone who tells me how funny that show was..I try to get a good look at them to actually see in they are human. I'm glad it got canceled so that Cross can get back to some actual comedy.

my votes go to the obvious:
Faulty Towers
B & B
Some Simpsons
Twilight Zone
Young Ones
M*A*S*H
Parts of Taxi with AK
Honeymooners
Twin Peaks

I haven't seen the Wire or anything current in a while. I thought the Sopranos was boring.

I saw Freaks and Geeks when it first aired on US TV but that was many years ago. I remember liking it a lot. I just finished watching the 6th series of Curb. This has made me laugh plenty. Not sure if it's my favorite eries of Curb but definitely up there.

givemenoughrope wrote:Am I the only one who thought that Arrested Development just sucked?

You are not alone.

Roseanne

j_harvey wrote:

charliedon'tsurf wrote:To there is no question that the Wire on HBO is the best show on television ever. I will be sad to see it end in 2008.

Agreed. I can't believe this didn't show up until page 3.

Watching season 4 now on DVD. So fucking good.

I couldn't beleive it either. Now someone did mention there's little reason to read the rest of the thread. The Wire was the correct answer.