Favorite TV Show Ever?

These have probably all been mentioned, but...

All-time: The Cosby Show
Current: South Park, Roseanne, That 70's Show
Anime/Cartoons: Fushigi Yuugi, Inuyasha, various 80's cartoons (when Saturday morning was fun to watch) :wink:
 
[quote name='Derfel']Best show ever: Monty Python's Flying Circus
Second-best show ever: Black Adder

And no love for The Office? You people MUST watch that show... it's hard not to call it the best show ever. So maybe I should. Oh well.

I guess I'm a little partial to the British comedy, huh...[/quote]


You ever watch "Are You Being Served?" on Ch. 2? Great, great British show from the 70's...
 
The Shield.
The Shield.
The Shield.

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[quote name='defender']I agree with Mulligan...you are all 20 or something.

Anyways here are my favs in no particular order:

1. The Odd Couple
2. Cheers
3. Law and Order
4. All in the Family
5. News Radio
6. Dr Who
7. Red Dwarf
8. Seinfeld
9. Star Trek The Next Generation
10. Twilight Zone[/quote]


hmm... 6 of your top 10 are on my list as well. are you 20 or something? or does those other 4 shows make you about 25?
 
[quote name='bmulligan']Jesus christ people, what are you all 20 years old or younger? Will and Grace? best show ever? Does this even qualify as entertainment?

Really guys, I love a lot of television shows and have many favorites throught my years of worshiping the magical picture box, but there are few shows that transcend pure entertainment time wasting and actually contain enough substantive content to jog that grey piece of flesh that dangles between your eardrums.

The best television show of all time was The Prisoner. A BBC television show that lasted only 16 episodes and enjoyed many a syndication run in the US in years past. A retired secret agent, kidnapped and forced to live in "the Village", a prototype fabricated community built to break an agent , discover his loyalties, and extract sensitive information has to be the best concept for a TV show in history. You must watch this show. It's intelligent, philisophical wordplay is unchallenged in the entertainment medias, save only a few masterpieces like The Lion In Winter (movie).

Video games already suck out the soul and thwart your cranial fortitude. You should introduce some thought provoking content in an otherwise juvenile jungle of picture shows.[/quote]

when did this show air in the us and on what channel? also is it on dvd? it seems like something id definately like.
 
1) 24.
2) Transformers.
3) Voltron. (The lions not the gay ass cars.)
4) Dexter's Lab
5) Max Headroom

None of which (as far as I can tell) have yet been mentioned.
 
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