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[cruelgretchen]

my top 5 (cuz its all theres for me )

1. The Sopranos
2. The Wire
3. Breaking Bad
4. Boardwalk empire
5.Dexter
6 Justified

[Ghost Lightning]

1. Gurren Lagann

2. Spartacus: Blood and Sand

3. CSI: Miami

4. Justified

5. Scrubs

[skcm]

1. all in the family

2. dora the explorer

3. mad men

4. the x files



i have not seen the wire yet, but from what i've heard, it would be on my list if i had the time to watch it.

[Cartims]

1.Dexter

2. Sopranos

3. Rescue Me

4. Seinfeld

5. Friends

[fchopin]

Columbo

[guitarmouse]

1. Farscape
2. Rome
3. Dexter
4. BSG
5. The L Word
6. V

Modifié par guitarmouse, 03 février 2011 - 01:34 .

[Vaelidor]

1. 24 (an obsession really)

2. Dexter

3. Lie to Me

4. Human Target

5. Prison Break

6. Big Bang Theory

7. How I met Your Mother



I'm sure there are others, just can't think of any at the moment.

[Phaffner]

1. Red Dwarf

2. Farscape

3. Babalon 5

4. Twilight Zone

5. Cosmos

[xXSnak3Eat3rXx]

Dramas:

1) The Shield - The GREATEST show ever made. Forest Whitaker in S5 set a new standard for TV acting. The last episode was one of the most chilling and gutwrenching episodes I'd seen - and it had no doubt the greatest series finale in the history of TV shows. Most consistent show ever from start to finish - in fact, it's also the only show I've seen that progessively got better as each season went on. Must see for any of "The Wire" fans.
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2) 24 - Has major flaws but each episode is an adrenaline filled rollercoaster ride. One of the most addicting shows out there.

3) The Wire - Amazing television, disappointing last season.

4) Battlestar Galactica - One of the only sci-fi TV shows I've seen. First 2 seasons were gold though it lost it's way during the third. Crappy ending.

5) Dexter - One of the only few good shows on right now though the 5th season was disappointing.

6) Sons of Anarchy - My favourite show on TV right now - it has great potential. It might even finish atop of The Shield once it runs it's course (of the planned 7 seasons).

7) The Sopranos - Must see for everyone.

8) Prison Break - The first season of this is some of the best television I've seen. Too bad that they couldn't generate the same amount of suspense in the later seasons. Though I don't blame them seeing how it was such a limited concept and they couldn't really do anything else with it after the first season. The second season was surprisingly really good too, but it was all downhill from there.

9) Lost - Meh.  There's no doubt it was groundbreaking television when it first aired but the writers had no clue what they were doing. The worst ending to one of the most brilliant shows of this decade.

10) Deadwood - Too bad it was cancelled.

Comedies:

1) Californication
2) Arrested Development
3) That 70s Show
4) Seinfeld
5) It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
6) How I Met Your Mother
7) Friends
8) The Office

Modifié par xXSnak3Eat3rXx, 03 février 2011 - 01:08 .

[Funkcase]

Dont watch much tv.

1. Gavin and Stacey
2. The Office (The original version)
3. Friends.
4. Only fools and horses
5. Father Ted
6. The Inbetweeners
7. never mind the buzzc*cks

As you can tell, I mostly watch comedies, I leave the serious stuff for when I watch movies.

Modifié par Funkcase, 04 février 2011 - 11:40 .

[Druss99]

1. Seinfeld

2. Curb Your Enthusiasm

3. Married With Children

4. The Golden Girls

5. Eastbound and Down

6. Fawlty Towers

7. The Inbetweeners

8. The I.T. Crowd

9. Monty Pythons Flying Circus

10. Family Guy

Yes I like to laugh at stuff, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

[UltraBoy360]

Drama:



1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer

2. Battlestar Galactica

3. The Shield

4. The Wire

5. Friday Night Lights



Comedy:



1. Community

2. Arrested Development

3. The Inbetweeners

4. The IT Crowd

5. Modern Family

[cruelgretchen]

interesting lots o **** i didnt heard of ...thx folks

[vometia]

Corvus I wrote...

Blake's 7

Cool, not so many people seem to remember Blakes 7 (they had an apostrophe drought back then!) these days; although it'll never win any awards for special effects, other than for their wobbliness, the first couple of series were top stuff.  Well, if you like bleak future dystopias, anyway.

[Rockworm503]

1. 24 is also an obsession for me

2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Angel

3. Family Guy

4. Supernatural

5. Firefly

[Piecake]

1. The Wire - absolutely destroys everything else that ive seen

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2. Farscape

3. Battlestar Galactica



really can't differentiate between the rest.

[Archdemon Cthulhu]

Battlestar Galactica (2004)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Angel

Firefly

The 4400

Scrubs

South Park

Batman: The Animated Series

Justice League/ Justice League Unlimited

Babylon 5

[OBakaSama]

Hm....in no particular order.



Buffy the Vampire Slayer



Quantum Leap



Red Dwarf



Blackadder



Father Ted



Journey to the West (the first TVB series with Dicky Cheung)



Legend of the Condor Heroes (TVB: mid 90's with Chi Lam and Athena Chu)



Return of the Condor Heroes (TVB: '95 I think with Louis Koo and Carman Lee)



Hm...mostly old shows by the looks of things. More current shows are things like:



Top Gear



Match of the Day (not sure if that would count really)



Mock the Week



QI



Nothing episodic really.

[Druss99]

OBakaSama wrote...

Father Ted

Bah!! I forgot Father Ted now my whole list is obsolete.

[vometia]

Corvus I wrote...

I have 3 older brothers. If you were going to watch any telly in our home it was pertty much pre determined. Don't forget Red Dwarf, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and Doctor Who. Of course most were replays or records. I was a CBBC child.

It sounds like it was a nice household to live in.  I shared mine with a sister who liked New Kids On The Block a lot and who was much better at monopolising the stereo and video than I was.  I loved Hitch-hiker's, even though a lot was cut from the books, the TV series was awesome; and one of the great things about cable telly was the endless re-runs of Tom Baker-era Dr Who.  Red Dwarf was quite hit-and-miss, though when it was good, it was very good (I guess I could say the same about Dr Who, though!)

Druss99 wrote...

OBakaSama wrote...

Father Ted

Bah!! I forgot Father Ted now my whole list is obsolete.

I think "lol" is the right thing to say about now.   '90s television would've been a much darker place without Fr Jack's gurning!

[Druss99]

vometia wrote...
I shared mine with a sister who liked New Kids On The Block a lot and who was much better at monopolising the stereo and video than I was.

And suddenly much about you has become very clear [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie].

vometia wrote...

Druss99 wrote...

OBakaSama wrote...

Father Ted

Bah!! I forgot Father Ted now my whole list is obsolete.

I think "lol" is the right thing to say about now.   '90s television would've been a much darker place without Fr Jack's gurning!

We took Father Ted a bit too seriously over here. Losing bets and having to kick angry people up the arse became a regular occurrence.