Favorite Television Shows

[Spitfire]

I'm not much for current day prime time drama and sitcom, but enjoy watching documentaries on THC, TLC, A&E and Discovery since that deals with real life stuff.

As far as drama and sitcom are concerned my favorites of all time have to be The Munsters and the old day time soap Dark Shadows - now that one has to be the most unusual program ever aired.

Oh, and I also like to watch sporting events such as MNF.

What are yours?

[pygmalion]

Contemporary: Law and Order (although the episodes a few years ago were better) and Bravo's Inside the Actor's Studio (Clint Eastwood episode coming up October 5 :D :D I love Clint)


Vintage: Too many to count.

Dark Shadows was a hoot. I grew up on it, watching good old Barnabas Collins forget his lines on screen. Live TV must been really tough for the actors. :shock:

[Danish Guy]

Star Trek, including the new serie Enterprise

Babylon 5

Futurama

Farscape

[d nice]

Danish Guy, great taste in sci-fi.

I love Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. It's a fabulous show.
Futurama, Simpsons, Adult Swim and Toonami (sucker for anime), South Park, and the Daily Show.

I'm addicted to 24 in a big way.

[Swing Kitten]

My favorites include I Love Lucy, the Simpsons, and the Dick Van Dyke Show. ... Looney Toons too with my favorite directors being Chuck Jones and Tex Avery.

I've never seen Queer Eye but the premiss sounds interesting-- I don't really watch TV eight months out of the year.

Back in high school I used to be a big Star Trek fan... my interest waned with DS9 and never really recovered... and theater took up more and more of my time and I discovered puppetry.

[Spitfire]

Dark Shadows was a hoot. I grew up on it, watching good old Barnabas Collins forget his lines on screen. Live TV must been really tough for the actors. :shock:

I purchased some Dark Shadows videos I found at a used bookstore here (a place where incidently a swing dance is held). To this day most of the episodes I have never seen since it aired while we were all in school and the only time I could see it was during summer and Christmas vacation.

Yeah, the actors did tend at times to have some trouble with their lines, but it was realistic IMO.

[pygmalion]

I don't know if it still does, but Dark Shadows came on the SciFi channel for quite a while, at like 11:00 or 11:30 AM Eastern. That's when I caught up on all the stuff I missed as a kid. At the time, I lived very close to work, so I'd take an early lunch, drive home, watch two episodes, and then back to work in just over an hour. Ahh. Good stuff. :D

And yes, those actors were great. The ad libbing they did! And never a true disaster that I remember coming from live TV. (Although I'm sure there were some :lol: )

Remember all the uproar several years ago when that hospital drama (was it ER?) had ONE live episode? You'd have thought something major was going on. There are people back in the day who did live TV shows every day for years, and in times when a TV season had 46 or 50 episodes. Now THAT's acting! :D

Yay! I checked and it still comes on. The sci fi channel web site has searchable listings by time zone. Barnabas Collins, here I come! :D

[Spitfire]

Danish Guy, great taste in sci-fi.

I love Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. It's a fabulous show.
Futurama, Simpsons, Adult Swim and Toonami (sucker for anime), South Park, and the Daily Show.

I'm addicted to 24 in a big way.

South Park. I had never seen it, but on the 4th of July I was at a friends who played a South Park DVD which was quite amusing. :lol:

[Spitfire]

I don't know if it still does, but Dark Shadows came on the SciFi channel for quite a while, at like 11:00 or 11:30 AM Eastern. That's when I caught up on all the stuff I missed as a kid. At the time, I lived very close to work, so I'd take an early lunch, drive home, watch two episodes, and then back to work in just over an hour. Ahh. Good stuff. :D

And yes, those actors were great. The ad libbing they did! And never a true disaster that I remember coming from live TV. (Although I'm sure there were some :lol: )

Remember all the uproar several years ago when that hospital drama (was it ER?) had ONE live episode? You'd have thought something major was going on. There are people back in the day who did live TV shows every day for years, and in times when a TV season had 46 or 50 episodes. Now THAT's acting! :D

Yes DS is still being shown on Sci-Fi, but I don't get that station anymore. I did watch it a few years ago when Sci-Fi was on my cable system and was able to see all the episodes from just before Barnabas Collins goes back to the 1890's to the end, but that still leaves at least half that I've never seen.

I have never seen ER.

[pygmalion]

Oh my goodness yes. You missed all kinds of good stuff, which I won't spoil for you. It's definitely worth getting some stuff on video to catch up with the beginning -- like Barnabas showing up in the first place. Wow! According to the sci-fi channel listings, in September, they're showing episodes 820 up to about 890 or 900, so that wouldn't help you any, anyway. :cry: I'll keep an eye open from when they start up again. Keep in touch. I wouldn't mind taping some episodes to share. :D

[Spitfire]

Oh my goodness yes. You missed all kinds of good stuff, which I won't spoil for you. It's definitely worth getting some stuff on video to catch up with the beginning -- like Barnabas showing up in the first place. Wow! According to the sci-fi channel listings, in September, they're showing episodes 820 up to about 890 or 900, so that wouldn't help you any, anyway. :cry: I'll keep an eye open from when they start up again. Keep in touch. I wouldn't mind taping some episodes to share. :D

I have seen the one where Barnabas arrives grabbing ol' Willie Loomis by the throat when Willie breaks into his coffin to steal his jewelry. What I'm really interested in seeing are all the pre-Barnabas episodes.

As a kid I didn't start watching it until it was in it's second year. I was at Boy Scout camp that summer and one of the other kids told me about some program that came on every day in the afternoon that was about a vampire, but he couldn't think of the name of it. That seemed odd; a program like that coming on every day in the afternoon. When I got back home I looked in the television section of the newspaper to see if I could get a clue from a title and saw it - Dark Shadows. 8)

[Phil Owl]

Now: King of The Hill, The Simpsons, Futurama, Seinfeld (in syndication), ER, CSI, 24, some Drew Carey

Vintage: 1960's Batman, 60's Star Trek (w/ Shatner), Get Smart, Sanford and Son, All In The Family, any Quinn Martin production, cop shows from the 60's and 70's in general, the original Dance Fever, KOJAK, Lost In Space, Time Tunnel, Gunsmoke, and many cartoons like The Pink Panther (until they made him talk, that destroyed it), Cool McCool, The Super 6 (a hilarious 'toon about a temp agency for superheroes called Super Services, featured dimwit heroes like Super Scuba, and Captain Zammo, who would spout out these long-winded monologues while his sidekick took all the beatings), Bugs Bunny, Wile E Coyote, Ant and The Aardvark (how could you not love a blue aardvark with a heavy NY Yiddish accent?) and I'll probably remember more later.

[Spitfire]

There is one exception to current prime time; The Sopranos. Don't have HBO, but have been renting the videos.

[dancer at heart]

:D Glad to know that there are fellow star trek fans out there....

Futurama, Law and Order (the original and the new side kick series are both awesome) are my other absolute favorites!

(I don't have the luxory of cable...never got a chance to watch the Sopranos or 6 feet Under that everyone seems to rave about) :wink:

[pygmalion]

Man, back when Law and Order was coming on A&E, I'd watch the 1:00 PM episode, the 11:00PM episode, and the 3:00am episode all syndicated reruns. And on Wednesdays, I'd watch the first-run NBC episode too. :shock:

I'm not quite so crazy, now. But I really love that show. I haven't even tried to watch the spin-off. can't get hooked on another show! :lol:

[dancersdreamland]

I'm such a nerd...I don't have cable so my choices are limited (don't hold it against me):

7th Heaven (WB)
Charmed (WB)
Dance Fever (taped from ABC Family channel...still waiting to get the tapes from my mom)
The Wade Robson Project (taped from MTV...again, waiting on tapes)

That's really the only TV I have time for...I know, big nerd! :tongue:

[SDsalsaguy]

Anyone care to speculate on the preponderance of sci-fi/fantasy buffs among us dancers?

[pygmalion]

Sci-fi/fantasy? Moi? Never. :lol: :lol: I was planning to ask if there are any other Dr. Who buffs in the house, though. Anybody? 8)

[pygmalion]

No Dr. Who fans? What! :shock:

Just for the record, Dr. Who was one of the longest running sci-fi TV shows ever, if not the longest-running. It was produced in Britain, starting in the early sixties, and lasted well in to the eighties. Broadcast on public TV in the US for years. And all over the world, mostly in English-speaking countries. A cult classic, complete with conventions and international fan clubs.

Really hokey special effects, but still worth checking out if you're a sci-fi fan. Good stuff.

There are actually stories about entire villages in Britain coming to a halt when Dr. Who episodes came on - it was before the advent of the VCR, and the show was just that popular.

Check it out! :D

[DanceMentor]

I don't watch that much TV, but my wife usually watches The Golden Girls and The Nanny. I really enjoy Nanny sometimes. I especially like the butler.

My favorite show is Mr. Bean on BBC and PBS. I'm going to get the series for my Granddad as a Christmas present.

[SDsalsaguy]

Anyone care to speculate on the preponderance of sci-fi/fantasy buffs among us dancers?
Still curious about this...anyone care to take a shot at it?

[SwinginBoo]

I don't watch that much TV, but my wife usually watches The Golden Girls and The Nanny. I really enjoy Nanny sometimes. I especially like the butler.

YOU ARE MY HERO!!! I love the Golden Girls. I must have seen every episode like 5 times. (they run it 18 times a day on lifetime) I also like the Nanny.

Others include:

Whose Line is it Anyways?
Seinfeld
I Love Lucy
Dick Van Dyke
Mary Tyler Moore
Star Trek (the next generation)
Cosby Show
Three's Company
The Simpsons
Space Ghost Coast to Coast
The David Letterman Show (we're going to it on Oct. 13th)
Third Rock from the Sun

Geez, I've watch way too much television in my lifetime. :oops:

[pygmalion]

Anyone care to speculate on the preponderance of sci-fi/fantasy buffs among us dancers?
Still curious about this...anyone care to take a shot at it?

I've been thinking about this, SD. I think there must be a right-brain connection. You know, that creativity thing. Makes you want to dance and watch Spock. Farfetched, I admit. But plausible. :roll: :lol:

[SwinginBoo]

Anyone care to speculate on the preponderance of sci-fi/fantasy buffs among us dancers?
Still curious about this...anyone care to take a shot at it?

I've been thinking about this, SD. I think there must be a right-brain connection. You know, that creativity thing. Makes you want to dance and watch Spock. Farfetched, I admit. But plausible. :roll: :lol:

Yeah, like does anyone want their own Holodeck???? I was thinking about going over to radio shack and asking if they have one in the back :tongue:

[SDsalsaguy]

I'm sure that would pay for itself in no time -- and I'm only talking about using it for one's own personal dancing!

Think of all the "virtual coaches" you could have! Nio traveling and hotel bills, no airfares to fly the in, no hourly rates. Also note how scheduling lessons wouldn't be a problem...nor finding practice space...

And for all those having trouble finding the right partner, well tah-dah! You can program one to your exact specifications! I'm in Swing Boo...see if they'll give us a discount on two! :D

[SwinginBoo]

The best part is that it runs on a 9-volt battery.

Of course you'll have to watch out for holodeck sickness. Yes it's true. If you think these forums are addictive, imagine what having your own fantasies come alive at your fingertips would do. Luckily though, Dr. Beverly Crusher comes in an emergency panel and she will be able use her scanner to help you.

All of your ideas are great SD! I would love to create imaginary dances with all people you want to be there, real and fictional... and the music as well. You could have Frank Sinatra in person, or the local bar band down the street. Whatever. The skies the limit :D

[dancergal]

As a kid I didn't start watching it until it was in it's second year. I was at Boy Scout camp that summer and one of the other kids told me about some program that came on every day in the afternoon that was about a vampire, but he couldn't think of the name of it. That seemed odd; a program like that coming on every day in the afternoon. When I got back home I looked in the television section of the newspaper to see if I could get a clue from a title and saw it - Dark Shadows. 8)

Wow, you guys brought back some memories. I used to watch DS too after school, but I also didn't see it until it was near the end. I don't remember much of the episodes. I do remember that Barnabas was trying to be good, but then was changed back into a vampire, and we were so upset that we stopped watching it....for a day or two. ha ha! And what about Angelic? I remember her too, and some guy that was a Werewolf who's name I can't remember. I would LOVE to find some old DS tapes. I never thought of checking the video stores, but now I will.

oh favorite TV shows: I don't watch a lot of TV since I'm hardly home, but I try to catch CSI, Las Vegas and Miami and Court TV investigates crimes. I love criminal and who-done-it shows. I used to watch Perry Mason and Star Trek was a favorite too. What about the "Twilight Zone?" I loved that show.

[pygmalion]

Reverend Trask!

Yes. There's a bunch of stuff on video. About ten years ago, the shows starting coming on Sci-Fi, and at the same time Columbia House (I think) issued a bunch of episodes on video. Hmm. I wonder if there's anything on DVD. Sounds like Xmas wish list material to me. Right after a couple pairs of dance shoes. :lol:

[pygmalion]

You have got to do this, just for fun, you Dark Shadows fans! google Reverend Trask. I just did, and found out that there are entire Sci-Fi bulletin boards dedicated to DS, compete with original poetry. what a giggle! :lol: I think I'll start watching again. The sci-fi channel broadcasts are at about episode 850 of 1250, so where does that put us? Probably about ready to return from the 1800's. Good timing. I'll tape it tomorrow morning. It comes on here at 8:00 AM. Sigh. Good stuff! :D

[Spitfire]

You have got to do this, just for fun, you Dark Shadows fans! google Reverend Trask. I just did, and found out that there are entire Sci-Fi bulletin boards dedicated to DS, compete with original poetry. what a giggle! :lol: I think I'll start watching again. The sci-fi channel broadcasts are at about episode 850 of 1250, so where does that put us? Probably about ready to return from the 1800's. Good timing. I'll tape it tomorrow morning. It comes on here at 8:00 AM. Sigh. Good stuff! :D

I don't get Sci-Fi on my cable system, but found some Dark Shadows on DVD at the video outlet yesterday. Each DS DVD has 10 episodes; two weeks worth of the original broadcast. I'm up to point after Barnabas puts the bite on Maggie Evans. 8)

[pygmalion]

Yay! Now I know what I'm getting for Xmas. Ten episodes per DVD seems awful chintzy of them, when you consider that there were over 1200 episodes made. But still .... maybe I'll check out the scifi website. It has synopses of many episodes. Maybe I'll pick my favorites (Rev. Trask bricking Barnabas in the wall, Barnabas attacking Willie Loomis, etc.) and get them. Hmmm..... :D



Thanks, spitfire. :D

[Spitfire]

Yay! Now I know what I'm getting for Xmas. Ten episodes per DVD seems awful chintzy of them, when you consider that there were over 1200 episodes made. But still .... maybe I'll check out the scifi website. It has synopses of many episodes. Maybe I'll pick my favorites (Rev. Trask bricking Barnabas in the wall, Barnabas attacking Willie Loomis, etc.) and get them. Hmmm..... :D



Thanks, spitfire. :D

Consider that the VHS only contains 5 episodes. I just joined one of the DS forums.

[dancersdreamland]

My favorite show is Mr. Bean on BBC and PBS. I'm going to get the series for my Granddad as a Christmas present.

I LOVE Mr. Bean...not the movie, just the show. He is SOOOOO hilarious. My absolute favorite epsiode has to be where he's at a hotel and has discovered the remote control for the TV.

He starts out in his hotel room, clicking the TV on and off with the remote. He tries it under the blankets and from different areas in the room...then into the bathroom, the hallway, the lobby, other people's rooms. The funniest part is, he clicks it on in one spot (like the lobby), runs upstairs to his room to make sure its on, runs back to some other place, clicks to turn it off, then runs back to his room to check.

Absolutly hilarious! :lol: :lol:

[pygmalion]

Consider that the VHS only contains 5 episodes. I just joined one of the DS forums.

I haven't joined one, yet. There are a bunch. I think I'm going to check it out for a while, before I join. You know, be a GUEST. :lol:

[SDsalsaguy]

You know, be a GUEST. :lol:
:shock: Jenn! How could you??? :shock:

[pygmalion]

Sorry SD. :cry:

But a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do, particularly when it comes to sci-fi insanity. Have you ever been to one of those sci-fi conventions? Nut-cases everywhere (except for ME, of course! :lol: ) You have to be careful! :lol:

[Swing Kitten]

Have you ever been to one of those sci-fi conventions? Nut-cases everywhere (except for ME, of course! :lol: ) You have to be careful! :lol:
:lol: as you're waiting in a line a block long to get an autograph in full costume!! :wink:

[pygmalion]

Half a block long! :tongue:

[dancergal]

oh oh oh tell me where I go to these DS forums. I'm so out of it I know nothing. I want to see Barnabas again. DVD's now. I got to have them!!!!!

[pygmalion]

There are a ton of them. I found them by googling Reverend Trask, then, just for the heck of it, I googled Dark Shadows forum, ad came up with so many hits. Now, I'm filtering through to figure out which ones are the most active or the most fun. When I figure that out, I will report back! :D

Jenn

[Spitfire]

oh oh oh tell me where I go to these DS forums. I'm so out of it I know nothing. I want to see Barnabas again. DVD's now. I got to have them!!!!!

Here's the website for DS Video and DVD:

http://www.mpihomevideo.com/cat.asp?cat=17&subcat=82

[dancergal]

Wow thanks for the link Spitfire. They sure have a lot of stuff and lots of videos and DVDs. It's seems like all the beginning shows are on VHS and the DVD's start after 200th episode. I'll check some of the video stores here in town first to see if I can get a better deal. the DVD's are expensive!!!

[Spitfire]

Wow thanks for the link Spitfire. They sure have a lot of stuff and lots of videos and DVDs. It's seems like all the beginning shows are on VHS and the DVD's start after 200th episode. I'll check some of the video stores here in town first to see if I can get a better deal. the DVD's are expensive!!!

I bought a combo VHS/DVD player only recently. I have six DS VHS cassettes that I found at a used bookstore and rented four DVD's two days ago. It was when I watched the VHS and then the DVD's of the
B&W episodes that I really took notice of the difference in picture quality between the two; the DVD images are crystal clear where the VHS images can be somewhat fuzzy.

[MissAlyssa]

CSI Miami and LV
Sopranos
Cold Cases
Unsolved Mysteries
True Life (on MTV)
Law and Order SVU/CI
America Undercover
Will and Grace
48 Hours

[Danish Guy]

Have you ever been to one of those sci-fi conventions? Nut-cases everywhere (except for ME, of course! :lol: ) You have to be careful! :lol:
:lol: as you're waiting in a line a block long to get an autograph in full costume!! :wink:

This nutcase has just been to the Galileo7 convention in Germany. I had the opportunity to shake hands with “Admiral Janeway”, “Q”, and “Tasha Yar” among others.

Personally I think it’s great fun to meet some of the actors, and hear some of the stories behind the scenes, both on the sci-fi or whatever else they have done. According to the actors, there is a big difference to the conventions in Europe and USA.

According the nutcases / nerds. Yes, they are there. But they are “mostly harmless”. It’s impressive that this kind of conventions is the only place the stars can move freely among the fans without a bodyguard.

[pygmalion]

Yes, Danishguy.

I've been to Dr. Who and Star Trek conventions, and it is as you say. Mostly ordinary people having fun dressing in character so they have something to laugh about with friends later. There are a few people on the outer edges of reality, :D :lol: but for the most part, it's just good clean fun. :D

[SwinginBoo]

Hey that's awesome Danish Guy. I remember Lieutenant Tasha Yar and Q. Was Data there or Beverly Crusher?

[Danish Guy]

I met “Data” last year. Brent Spiner is really entertaining.

A short funny story is about Data’s cat Spot. In a period there was this line in the script. Data watches Spot “do something”. Spot never could his line. When he should be sleeping, he was awake the whole day, When he should look at the goldfish he didn’t and so on. The only thing they ever managed to get in the first take was “Data watches Spot eat tuna”.

[SwinginBoo]

HA HA HA :lol:

[pygmalion]

I love Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. It's a fabulous show.


New season starts tomorrow. I can hardly wait. And did you see the pilot which aired over the weeend? Lame.

[Phil Owl]

I also enjoy the original 60's Star Trek just to laugh uncontrollably at William Shatner's bad acting as well as Spock and McCoys little battles. :lol:

Sanford & Son, a classic!

The old Dragnet series, Adam-12, Emergency and 60's cop shows in general!

Monster House is pretty fun to watch too!

[Purr]

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
What Not to Wear
Designing for the Sexes
Designer's Challenge
Landscaper's Challenge
Clean Sweep

and

Wheel of Fortune :wink:

[pygmalion]

I was detecting a pattern... until the Wheel of Fortune thing. Just can't figure that one out. :wink: :lol:

[dr daffy]

hmmm... favorite tv shows... let's just say i'm OBSESSED with the disney channel. does anyone else watch that? haha... i loved the show "Boy Meets World." they're putting that on ABC family now :D

ER is my all time favorite show... number one drama =) that and The OC :wink: i'm such a teen, lol

[ShyDancer]

I dont watch a lot of TV but my favorite shows are

Law & Order (all 3!)
Will & Grace
Queer Eye
Wild Boyz (I know, I know :roll: )
And all the reality shows! Big Brother (current Aus series) Aus & American Idol, Survivor, Something about Miriam (I cant help it :oops: ) Popstars, Fear Factor,Strictly Dancing was a favorite until it finished last week...

Ok maybe that is quite a bit of tv.. :oops:

[Genesius Redux]

Queer Eye is good, but Law and Order definitely rules.
West Wing

Also I think we need to hang up the Star Trek franchise. Was nice while it lasted but, come on, guys, let's move on....

I've not watched television in some time, though....

[danceguy]

I don't own a TV, but last night there was this show on HBO at a friends house about a Jewish family that was funny, but kind of strange. I can't remember what it was called...but one scene was during a wedding ceremony and when the Rabbi was setting down the glass, the husband stomped on it while he was still holding it and cut up his hand...anyone know what it is called? :shock: :?

The only other part I remember had something to do with sheets and I can't mention it here...;)

SG

[Genesius Redux]

I don't know what it's called, but it's a traditional part of a Jewish wedding.

[SDsalsaguy]

I don't know what it's called, but it's a traditional part of a Jewish wedding.

Umm, GR? Breaking the glass while the Rabbi is still holding it is most certainly *not* a traditional part of Jewish weddings! :wink:

[Sagitta]

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
What Not to Wear
Designing for the Sexes
Designer's Challenge
Landscaper's Challenge
Clean Sweep

and

Wheel of Fortune :wink:

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy...then there was this show that I used to watch in February, where a stranger (guy/gal) gets coaches to improve wardrobe, how they interact with dates, amke conversation etc, and then that person goes on a real date. I used to like that. If anyone knows what I'm talking about let me know the name of the show. I've forgotten what it was.

I like What Not to Wear

I also like...

Law and Order, CSI...
Iron Chef...I used to like Naked guy/chef show but not the same anymore... :( or perhaps my teatses have changed...

[MacMoto]

there was this show that I used to watch in February, where a stranger (guy/gal) gets coaches to improve wardrobe, how they interact with dates, amke conversation etc, and then that person goes on a real date. I used to like that. If anyone knows what I'm talking about let me know the name of the show. I've forgotten what it was.
Sounds a lot like the BBC's "Would Like to Meet".

Is there an American version of "What Not to Wear", or do you also get Susannah and Trinny?

[Purr]

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy...then there was this show that I used to watch in February, where a stranger (guy/gal) gets coaches to improve wardrobe, how they interact with dates, amke conversation etc, and then that person goes on a real date. I used to like that. If anyone knows what I'm talking about let me know the name of the show. I've forgotten what it was.


I think you're referring to Date Patrol, which is another good show. :wink:

[Flat Shoes]

Buffy
Angel
B5
Cheers
Mash
Seinfeld
Married with children
Simpsons

I enjoy most of the leightweight comedies too, like Nanny, King of Queens, Everybody loves Raymond and stuff like that. But it's on a 'watch them if they happen to be on when I turn on the telly'-basis.

[pygmalion]

Anything involving drama. Lately, I've added The West Wing and Judging Amy to my list. :)

[Sagitta]

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy...then there was this show that I used to watch in February, where a stranger (guy/gal) gets coaches to improve wardrobe, how they interact with dates, make conversation etc, and then that person goes on a real date. I used to like that. If anyone knows what I'm talking about let me know the name of the show. I've forgotten what it was.


I think you're referring to Date Patrol, which is another good show. :wink: Yes, you are right. And because I like these shows does not mean that I like every episode. There are some that are good and some that just don't my fancy. I justrecord the shows and zip through them to find the ones that pull me in.

[Monty]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Bones
Las Vegas
Angel
Gilmore Girls...

[Genesius Redux]

Hey Monty! Welcome--thanks for reviving this old thread. I am reminded that Pygmalion is a long-time Dark Shadows fan which just supports my ongoing theory that we are soul mates tragically separated by circumstance.

For me, now....

Southpark
Entourage
Extras

Is there really anything else on?

[chachachacat]

I like The Riches on FX with Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver. Different.
Eddie is a funny guy.
Has anyone seen this?

Also love all the decorating shows on HGTV.

[elegance]

I like The Riches on FX with Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver. Different.
Eddie is a funny guy.
Has anyone seen this?

Also love all the decorating shows on HGTV.

I haven't heard of that, but I love Eddie Izzard. What is it about?
I like Veronica Mars and Arrested Development, and have a weak spot for bad reality TV.

[chachachacat]

elegance, Eddie and Minnie play the parents of a family of "Travelers," like "white gypsys" they said. Eddie has his chances to be funny. He produced and co-wrote it, too!

[DWise1]

What time is it on?

[chachachacat]

What time is it on?

Mondays at 10, right after DWTS!