Name a tv show where you've watched every episode.

[Neoma]

Star trek Voyager, Buffy the vampire slayer, X-files and 4400 for me.

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

1. The X-Files, M*A*S*H, probably a couple others...

[Neoma]

84. I've watched alot of M*A*S*H

But i wouldn't be sure if i've seen all of them.

[LeftyMom]

2. Star Trek, Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek DS9

I'll just go sit in the corner now. :hide:

[Neoma]

85. *jealous*

[ContraBass Black]

264. Do you own all of them too?

[IdaBriggs]

329. Me, too! But add in Buffy & Angel & Babylon 5 & Stargate --

I'm a geek! :)

ON EDIT: & West Wing, Too!

ON EDIT 2: & Firefly -- its official: TOO MUCH TELEVISION!!! :)

[LSK]

3. 24

[Neoma]

86. Alot of people are addicted to that show.

But i've never seen it.

[grace0418]

126. It's like crack. If you start the first season you can't stop.

My husband and I watched seasons 1-3 in a matter of weeks, all while watching season 4 as it aired. I was dreaming about it constantly during that period.

[Neoma]

160. Yeah, it does sound like crack.

[coffeenap]

4. West Wing--well, almost done. nt

[Neoma]

87. Never seen a single episode.

[lildreamer316]

195. Oh; you HAVE to!!

The writing, especially at the beginning; was superb!

[Neoma]

198. *Gets sad*

Not like i don't mean to!

[Initech]

5. Arrested Development

[Neoma]

88. What's that about?

[Initech]

93. Basic idea:

It's about the Bluth Family - a wealthy family of Orange County socialites who suddenly go bankrupt when the patriarch, George Bluth Sr. gets arrested at his retirement party on charges of fraud and corruption. So the only one who's capable of re-building the family's former wealth is the son Michael Bluth (Jason Bateman) who has basically denounced the family.

[Kerrytravelers]

6. CSI

[Neoma]

89. I wish i could rent all of the seasons and have a party for that show.

[unsavedtrash]

7. xena

[Neoma]

90. I've only seen a few episodes of that.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

8. Original Star Trek. Monty Python. Will have to think about the others.

Probably All in the Family.

[Neoma]

91. Wish i could see all of monty python.

Love that show.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

201. If you get BBC America on cable, they run the whole thing sometimes.

[Neoma]

204. I do.

Cool.

[Ilsa]

9. STNG, original Star Trek, M*A*S*H.

There may be a few more, but I'm not sure. Maybe Gilligan's Island. I saw ST and GI episodes when I was a kid; STNG and M*A*S*H when I was an adult.

[Neoma]

92. Gilligan's Island got a little annoying for me.

It reality they would have probably killed Gilligan.

[Ilsa]

255. Yeah, but I was a little kid, so it was still funny and silly. eom

[shugh514]

10. Twin Peaks

Firefly
and pretty sure I've seen all of Seinfeld

[Neoma]

94. I've never heard of Twin Peaks.

I had my chance of catching all the shows of firefly but i missed it.

[shugh514]

158. There were 30 episodes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_Peaks

the killer was not revealed until the final episode. So alot of people watched all of the shows.

Take the time to check out Firefly. I don't think you'll be disappointed. The show was a hit and it should still be on. Fuck Fox!

[Neoma]

159. I've watched a few episodes of Firefly.

I just can't watch it all right now.

[ghostsofgiants]

212. Laura's killer was revealed early in the second season...

Then the shift focused to Windham Earle and the Black/White Lodges. It got cancelled after season two because of declining ratings because people stopped watching.

[shugh514]

225. Did you watch the whole series?

They did reveal the killer as "Bob" but there were alot of unanswered questions on who Bob really was. It kept my interest because it was so radically different than anything on TV at the time. It was a show people either loved or hated and the second season got pretty bizarre at times so I'm sure it lost viewers, but I stuck till the end and enjoyed it all.

[ghostsofgiants]

234. Multiple times, it's one of my all time favourites.

[shugh514]

236. Did you watch "On The Air" too?

Now that was bizarre! I need to get that on DVD. I've only got the episodes that aired on tape.

[ghostsofgiants]

237. Never did get to see that. Don't think ti's out on dvd.

Pretty hard to find, and I was only 7 when it aired. I think it's Lynch's only work that I havn't seen.

[Oeditpus Rex]

11. 'I Love Lucy,' 'MASH'

"Monty Python's Flying Circus" and "Fawlty Towers."

[Neoma]

96. What's Fawlty Towers?

[Oeditpus Rex]

224. A British series

created in 1975 by John Cleese and his then-wife, Connie Booth. The title represents the name of a hotel owned by Basil Fawlty (Cleese) and his wife, Sybil (Prunella Scales) and is based on an actual experience the Monty Python troupe had while staying at the Gleneagles, a hotel in Torquay, during a location shoot there. The owner was incredibly rude to the guests, and Cleese left Python in 1974 partly because he wanted to work on a series about the guy and his hotel.

Sadly, they filmed only 12 episodes, but they're all screamingly funny. It was voted "Best sitcom ever" by BBC viewers awhile back.

Here's a vidcap of the most famous scene — Basil goose-stepping out of the dining room after miserably failing in his attempts to not offend some German guests.

[Neoma]

227. Ha, i've heard about that one.

[mwooldri]

266. Hard not to have watched every Fawlty Towers episode.

Since there were as Oeditpus Rex pointed out only 12 episodes made (and not deleted by the Beeb like they did with earlier work... like Doctor Who) - and you can easily get them on DVD.

Mark.

[deadparrot]

12. The West Wing, Fawlty Towers, Monty Python's Flying Circus,

and Sports Night.

[Neoma]

97. Never heard of Sports Night.

[deadparrot]

172. It was created by the same guy who did The West Wing.

In fact, he stopped Sports Night after two seasons to focus on TWW. The two shows are very similar in tempo and feel; if you like one, you'd probably like the other. :hi:

[Neoma]

174. So how is it any different from Murphy Brown?

[wildhorses]

13. i love lucy, northern exposure, all in the family, dick van dyke

mayberry rfd, bob newhart show, la law, gilligan's island, skipper, branded, bonanza, gunsmoke...
must I continue???

[Neoma]

98. Yes.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

14. Twin Peaks.

[Neoma]

99. I must have missed out on that one.

[XemaSab]

15. Twin Peaks

I think I've seen every episode about 10 times.

[Neoma]

100. And i haven't even seen one.

[baldguy]

16. Firefly

great show

[Neoma]

101. Sure is.

[cboy4]

17. SEINFELD

(Not that there's anything wrong with that) ;)

[OnionPatch]

29. I swear I've seen

every single Seinfeld episode five times apiece, except the one that my friends all tell me was the most hilarious.....I think it's called "The Contest" or something like that. Every time I see it's on, I check, just in case it's that episode. Still no luck. :(

[cboy4]

33. I don't even know if I can choose just one episode as being

the most hilarious because they're all so damn funny, but "The Contest" definitely ranks in my top 3!!

[njdemocrat106]

38. Seinfeld is my TV "comfort food"

I think the "Contest" episode is still overrated, IMO.

[Arugula Latte]

41. I think I've seen all of them (at least once, twice three times a laaady)

There might be one that slipped by me, but probably not.

[Neoma]

102. Jeez, i saw that episode.

[Catchawave]

18. Sex and the City !

[Neoma]

103. I've seen alot of that.

[yellowdogintexas]

296. me too. Rented the DVD's and watched them all IN ORDER

Took about two months.
Well worth it.

[Blue_In_AK]

19. I watched every Buffy

except the last one. :( I haven't missed any episodes of "Cold Case." I just like that show for some reason. I didn't miss any of Six Feet Under. (Hmm, morbid fascination with death, it would seem.)

[Neoma]

47. I've seen the last one.

It was great.

[Patiod]

67. Buffy here too!

Joss has GOT to get something back on TV....

[Betty88]

77. every Buffy

several times...

[Floogeldy]

20. "Lucky Louie"

Well, I have watched every episode that has aired.

Luv it! :)

[underpants]

69. HEY! did you see that guy's penis last night?

WOW wasn't that something!!!

:eyes:

[swimboy]

194. So I've been wondering where you've been

and now you show up with some guy's penis in tow.

I've got to get out more.

:hi:

[Neoma]

104. New show?

[StellaBlue]

21. All in the Family, Frasier, SATC

That's it, I think. Oh, yeah, and the Monkees.

[Kerrytravelers]

24. How could I forget All In The Family!

We have every eipsode taped off TVLand! And also the Simpsons!

[Neoma]

105. SATC?

[Tikki]

22. All the Star Treks.......n/t

[Neoma]

106. Lucky!

[Mz Pip]

23. Six Feet Under

Twin Peaks
Star Trek TNG
X Files
West Wing
Twilight Zone (I'm sure I've seen them all.)
4400
Dead Zone


I really like the freaky stuff.

Mz Pip
:dem:

[Iniquitous Bunny]

31. Similar tastes

Six Feet Under
Twilight Zone (the originals- as reruns)
X-Files
most TNG and Voyager episodes
I watched the Dead Zone until I had to give up cable for money and lack of time to watch TV.

and Northern Exposure

[Neoma]

107. Yay!

Another 4400 fan!

[Kire]

25. Kung Fu, Freaks and Geeks, Six Feet Under

A few that were cancelled in four or less episodes, but they don't count.

[bertha katzenengel]

80. I loved Kung Fu. It still has my all-time favorite theme, with that lovely

flute.

[Neoma]

108. I haven't watched a show that was canceled in four or less episodes.

What was it?

[Kire]

253. The Lyon's Den

with Rob Lowe as a lawyer in a firm whose senior partner dies mysteriously in the pilot, it was supposed to be his first big debut after he left West Wing, it lasted four episodes, maybe less, it was really good. The story arc was huge, which is why the interruption was so disappointing.

[KeepItReal]

26. The Boondocks.

"The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence!" - Gin Rummy (A.K.A. Samuel Jackson)

[Neoma]

109. I haven't kept up with that one.

I should though, i love the comics.

[trackfan]

27. Star Trek (TOS)

[Neoma]

111. What does TOS stand for?

[trogdor]

214. The Original Series

The one with Captain Kirk.

[Neoma]

216. I see.

[OnionPatch]

28. Northern Exposure

I loved it when it was on regularly and watched every episode. Then, years later, when I had my daughter, I layed around the house nursing her and watching reruns of it daily. I still never get tired of watching that show.

[cobalt1999]

59. Great show.

I forgot about it until you mentioned it. May have to see if there is a DVD collection now.

[Neoma]

112. It's one of those that lasts.

[SeattleGirl]

30. Let's see. Star Trek: TNG. X-Files. CSI (the original).

Law & Order: SVU, M*A*S*H, NYPD Blue, Without a Trace, NUMB3RS, The Dead Zone.

[Neoma]

113. I haven't seen alot of those.

[AussieDave]

32. Fawlty Towers

Only 12 episodes were made, so how difficult was that ???

[Neoma]

114. I didn't know that.

Alot of people has mentioned that show.

[reyd reid reed]

34. "M*A*S*H"

"I Love Lucy," of course. "Happy Days." "Dick Van Dyke."

Hmmmmmm...I dunno. Probably more but I can't think of 'em right now.

[Neoma]

115. Sounds like you've seen alot of TV Land.

[reyd reid reed]

310. I know it Sounds like it...

and I have...but those are the programs I grew up with.

[fishwax]

35. MASH, The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, The Awful Truth, SportsNight, Sledgeha

Cheers, Queer as Folk, Sledgehammer, My So-Called Life, The Wonder Years.

That might be all of them, or there might be a couple more :)

[fishwax]

36. oh, and Freaks and Geeks

[reyd reid reed]

39. I forgot about "SportsNight"

And "Cheers." And how could I forget "The Wonder Years"

[fishwax]

45. sportsnight was such a great show

I wish it had lasted longer :(

And Cheers and the Wonder Years were integral parts of my childhood/adolescence :)

[fujiyama]

319. Did Wonder Years ever make it to DVD?

I remember the night the finale was on, I got home late and never saw the whole thing. Didn't his buddy (what was his name Paul?) end up going to Vietnam? And did Dave and Winnie ever hook up and get married?

[Rob H.]

328. There's a "Best Of" DVD, but that's it so far

I've heard that the producers are currently undergoing some legal wrangling to secure the rights to the songs they used on the show so that the episodes on DVD will be as they were originally broadcast. Can't happen soon enough, IMO. I loved that show!

Here's a transcript of the ending voiceover from the finale episode that should answer some of your questions. Enjoy. :)

Once upon a time there was a girl I knew, who lived across the street. Brown hair, brown eyes. When she smiled, I smiled. When she cried, I cried. Every single thing that ever happened to me that mattered, in some way had to do with her. That day Winnie and I promised each other that no matter what, that we'd always be together. It was a promise full of passion and truth and wisdom. It was the kind of promise that can only come from the hearts of the very young. The next day Winnie and I came home. Back to where we'd started. It was the 4th of July in that little suburban town. Somehow though, things were different. Our past was here, but our future was somewhere else. And we both knew, sooner or later, we had to go.

It was the last July I ever spent in that town. The next year, after graduation, I was on my way. So was Paul. He went to Harvard, of course. Studied law. He's still allergic to everything. As for my father...well...we patched things up. Hey, we were family. For better or worse. One for all...and all for one. Karen's son was born in that September. I gotta say, I think he looks like me. Poor kid. Mom, she did well: business woman, board chairman, grandmother...cooker of mashed potatoes. The Wayner stayed on in furniture. Wood seemed to suit him. In fact he took over the factory two years later....when dad passed away. Winnie left the next summer to study art history in Paris. Still we never forgot our promise. We wrote to each other once a week for the next eight years. I was there to meet her, when she came home, with my wife and my first son, eight months old. Like I said, things never turn out exactly the way you planned.

Growing up happens in a heartbeat. One day you're in diapers; next day you're gone. But the memories of childhood stay with you for the long haul. I remember a place...a town...a house like a lot of other houses... A yard like a lot of other yards...on a street like a lot of other streets. And the thing is...after all these years, I still look back... with wonder.

(credits roll, with voiceover) Young boy's voice: Hey Dad, wanta play catch?

Narrator (Kevin): I'll be right there.

[Neoma]

117. My So-Called Life and The Wonder Years....

Yeah, i'd say i've watched more then a few of those episodes.

[u4ic]

37. BlackAdder, Fawlty Towers, the Flintstones,

Vicar of Dibley, and I'm pretty sure I've seen every "Are You Being Served", considering its been running for 20 some years on PBS. :crazy:

[Neoma]

120. The Flintstones?

How many seasons are there of that?

[u4ic]

182. I don't remember

but CTV in Canada showed it every weekday, at noon, for something like 20 years (I think they finally stopped it about 8-10 years ago).

I used to rush home when I was in school to eat lunch and watch it.

[Neoma]

186. I barely remember that show.

[enigmatic]

40. "Turn-On!"

http://www.jumptheshark.com/t/turnon.htm

[Neoma]

122. Haha.

[sakabatou]

42. Fullmetal Alchemist

Wolf's Rain, Elfen Lied, Green Green, Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Escaflowne, Evangelion, L/R, Full Metal Panic, and many more!

[Neoma]

123. Anime fan huh?

[sakabatou]

213. Yep.

^_^

[Broken_Hero]

43. To be honest...

All 9 seasons of Little House on the Prairie....

I have seen four seasons of Smallville, and awaiting the fifth season dvd release later on this year...

Thats about it....

[Neoma]

124. I'd rather reread the books of Little House on the Prairie.

In all seriousness.

[Broken_Hero]

175. my wife has

all the books, but has them scattered through storage, and her parents house...she wants me to read them also. She is a big fan of LHOTP, and thats when I started getting her Seasons of LHOTP on dvd. Then, I got bored of watching uhf channels, and watched the seasons...

I was rather impressed, that they could keep a show so fresh...and some of the episodes were pretty damn dark...dealing with rape, a religous freak woman, who tries controlling her town via the bible, a rw bible thumper, who controls his daughters life, and goes off the deep end, when she becomes pregnant...hmm, Mary's baby dying in a fire, lots of stuff...shit, that I didn't think they would allowed back in the 70's, to early 80's...

And, to be honest, I actually loved it when Charles would get worked up and start kicking ass! There was one episode where Caroline gets sexually harrassed by the bullies in town, and charles goes up to there cabin, knocks on the door, the minute the door opens, his fist flies! it was hysterical....:) I never knew, that one day, I would watch all episodes of LHOTP...when I was growing up, LHOTP was the dumbass show on tbs, before Chips!...;)

[Neoma]

178. I thought it was dorky.

The show i mean.

[Broken_Hero]

180. oh, yes, for sure...

but they had their moments...:) The first three seasons where absofuckinglutely boring as can be...but it started picking up in season 4-5, with the addition of Albert, and Mary losing her eyesight....but, tastes vary...I always thought it was dorky, until i watched them all, a good number of them are, but a good number of them, are very memorable, and good...

example of horeshit one:charles adopted kid, in season...8, or so, gets shot, and charles goes crazy, and goes off wandering the woods, with his wounded kid, and he builds an alter to god, with a cross on it, and he prays and prays for a miracle, for the kid to live...at the end, and old man tells charles to pray at so and so time, and later on that night, charles does pray. Lighting hits the charles damn little shrine of "whatever" and he passes out. He wakes up the next morning, his kid is awake, no wounds...that is probably hands down, my least favorite show...it was hokey as can be....

example of good: I liked the addition of Isiah Edwards...he was about the only person in the show i could connect with, because of all his faults...the Ingalls family faults, were petty at best....and Edwards, seemed...to actually be a real person....

[Neoma]

181. Season eight?

How many seasons?!

[Broken_Hero]

183. 9 seasons

and the farewell show...maybe the example i gave you was season 7, but im' sure it was season ending 8 show....

[OhioBlue]

294. Little House on the Prairie

for me too - I don't have dvds or tapes - but I know I've seen every one at least twice. I watched when I was little, then watched re-runs and syndication every chance I had.

[NMMNG]

44. Twin Peaks

And perhaps Third Watch.

[Neoma]

125. You're the first to mention Third Watch.

[Blue-Jay]

46. Hello Larry.

There were only a few anyway, and with good reason.

[Neoma]

127. What's the good reason?

[Tracer]

48. This Old House

I've never missed an episode since its inception.

And yes, I'm a home-improvement geek.

[Neoma]

128. Must be handy.

[MissHoneychurch]

49. Six Feet Under

loved that show (still love it as it isn't over yet in Germany). Even got all seasons on DVD - presents from my brother.

[Neoma]

129. It's made in german?

[medeak]

258. 6 ft under and curb your enthusiasm n/t

[MorningGlow]

50. Gilmore Girls, X-Files, Northern Exposure,

Battlestar Galactica (the new one, although I do recall avidly watching the old one when I was a young'un), The Office (American version--still trying to find time to watch the DVDs of the British version), My Name Is Earl, Ballykissangel, Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, prolly many more.

Oh--and thanks to MorningGlow Jr., all of Max & Ruby and Blue's Clues. And The Wiggles.

[Neoma]

130. I wish i could see My Name Is Earl.

It sounds good.

[MorningGlow]

306. Oh, it is--I strongly recommend it

It wasn't what I expected--it's better. I love Jason Lee, so I was there from the get-go just for him, but I expected it to be purely goofy/wacky. It is, but it also has a wonderful moral lesson--but not whack-on-the-head moral--and a lot of heart. The characters are all decent folk, deep down. Great stuff. Grab the DVDs as soon as they come out--I'll give 'em the MorningGlow Seal of Approval without hesitation.

Edit: Just curious--why can't you see it on TV? No cable and funky reception? If so, been there...

[Jokerman]

51. Sopranos, Cheers, Hill Street Blues...

I think that's about it.

The Simpson's would have been on the list except for the last few years.

[Neoma]

131. I would rent all the simpsons episodes.

If i could.

[Fox Mulder]

52. The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, The Simpsons,

Family Guy, Drawn Together, South Park, Futurama, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

[Neoma]

132. I think i've seen all of Futurama

Haven't thought of it much.

[progmom]

53. freaks & geeks and curb your enthusiasm

[Neoma]

133. Fun.

[bridgit]

54. millenium...

[Neoma]

134. Is that about Y2K?

[bridgit]

164. oh yeah, the big run-up, madman & women, mayhem, etc...

all mixed with trying to have some semblance of a normal, family life

[Neoma]

169. Haha.

[emmajane67]

55. Six Feet Under, Six Feet Under, Six Feet Under

LOVE the show!!!

[OnionPatch]

76. I loved it too

RIP to Six Feet Under

I wish the series weren't over.

[emmajane67]

326. Half the reason I love it is they knew when to say 'when'. n/t

[OnionPatch]

333. Well, maybe so, but

I could have loved that show for a few more seasons before saying "when". :)

[grace0418]

116. My favorite of all time.

I miss it.

[Neoma]

135. I can tell.

[SacredCow]

56. Twin Peaks, Fawlty Towers, Drawn Together, X-files, etc.... n/t

[Neoma]

136. I've only seen the first season of Drawn Together.

[RebelOne]

57. Absolutely Fabulous

That was the funniest British sitcom.

[smtpgirl]

74. Me too,

Ad Fab & The L Word

[Neoma]

137. That's debatable.

[RebelOne]

211. It just depends on what you think is funny.

[Neoma]

217. My family is funny.

[meegbear]

58. Batman ...

big fan of the show ... well the first 2 seasons; season 3 with Batgirl made it jump the shark.

[Neoma]

138. Only 3 seasons?

[meegbear]

206. Yep, that's all they made

It does seem longer, doesn't it?

[MissMillie]

60. Golden Girls

And I still jump at the chance to watch them.

[Neoma]

139. I've only seen like, 3 episodes of that.

[Strawman]

308. I think I've seen every one too

My wife and I used to watch the reruns on Lifetime before bed every night until we'd seen each one about two or three times.

That show doesn't get the credit it deserves. Stan was my favorite. I loved how he'd always introduce himself at the door even though he was married to Dorothy for 40 years or something like that. "Hey Dorothy it's me your ex-husband Stan." :rofl:

[Roon]

61. MASH and for the longest time, the simpsons

but I gave up tv some years ago and missed a lot of simpsons

[Neoma]

140. That must have been hard.

[Bridget Burke]

62. I've got Buffy, Due South & Firefly on DVD....

Although I'd already seen all of Buffy & DS before I bought the DVD's.

Bought Firefly sight unseen--I came late to appreciation of Joss Whedon. Of course, I've watched all the episodes, multiple times. (Damn Fox!)

I've seen all of Angel & Xena. Plus quite a few of the Brit Classics; easy, since their "season" is shorter. Of course, I saw all of "classic" Star Trek. Other "old" shows? Maybe--but that was so long ago!

All of Max Headroom; where's the DVD? And all of Brisco County Jr; the DVD comes out next month!

(I was an early X-Files fan but lost interest in the last years.)

[Neoma]

142. I've never bought seasons on DVD before.

[NewWaveChick1981]

63. Star Trek, Star Trek TNG, MASH, Seinfeld, Frazier,

Cheers, Lost, The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and Six Feet Under. There may be more, but I can't remember them right now.

[Neoma]

143. I can't say that the ones that you don't remember count.

:P

[NewWaveChick1981]

170. That's OK!

:P They apparently don't count with me either...

[Neoma]

171. Good point.

[Reverend_Smitty]

64. Off the top of my head...

The Simpsons
Seinfeld
Arrested Development
ER (up until this past season)
West Wing
Father Ted

I'm sure there are others but it's still early and I can't think

On edit: The Sopranos

[Neoma]

144. I've gotten into ER.

But i've missed so much i can't exactly catch up.

[NoSheep]

65. Twin Peaks

[Neoma]

145. A ton of people has mentioned that so far.

[AlCzervik]

66. Law & Order, Twin Peaks and Knots Landing.

[Neoma]

146. Knots landing?

Never heard of it.

[AlCzervik]

161. Really? It was a spin-off of Dallas set in California, huge shoulder pads

tons of eye make up, you're basic nighttime soap opera.

[Neoma]

168. I don't watch soap operas.

Technically, 4400 is one..but i'm not sure if that counts.

[Whoa_Nelly]

68. Six Feet Under, Lost

I still miss SFU :cry:

[Neoma]

147. SFU?

[Whoa_Nelly]

173. SFU!

Acronym for Six Feet Under.

Have seen Six Feet Under referred to as SFU for a long time. However, it should not be confused with STFU :rofl:

[Neoma]

176. :P

Okay.

[Maestro]

70. The Simpsons

I also watched all of the Quantum Leap episodes back in the day along with Murphy Brown, Twin Peaks and all those a bit quirky late 80's, early 90's sitcoms. Now nothing except The Simpsons and The Family Guy interest me. Other than that I am on the Internets or watching something from The History Channel or one of the Discovery channels.

[Neoma]

148. Might as well call the history channel "The war channel".

I don't watch it anymore.

[Maestro]

259. Not necessarily

That is The Military Channel which I do not watch anymore. I used to when it was Discovery Wings, more for aviation buffs. The History Channel has a lot about religion, ancient history, American history, and of course the recent 20th century wars mainly focusing on WWII.

[WeRQ4U]

71. *Blush* - Saved by the Bell

Go ahead and laugh.

[Neoma]

149. *laughs*

Meh, i've only seen it when i was really young.

[WeRQ4U]

254. I'll even watch them when they're on now.

I have no idea why.

[LostinVA]

72. Buffy, China Beach, Lost, TNG, Six Feet Under

[Neoma]

150. China Beach?

[LostinVA]

273. Wonderful series from the late 80's/early 90's

Starred Dana Delany. ABC moved it around so much no one hardly knew when it was on.. except me. I think the Military channel shows reruns... wish they'd put it out on dvd. I guess they can't get rights to all the songs.

[noonwitch]

73. Gilligan's Island, The Brady Bunch, Soap

The first two were in syndication throughout my childhood, and usually were on right after we got home from school.

Soap was a show my parents really thought was hysterical, and they let us watch it. I've seen every episode of it at least once.

Also, I've probably seen every WKRP episode, at least from the original series.

And I haven't missed an episode of Lost yet.

[Neoma]

151. I've never liked the brady bunch.

:P

[Stevendsmith]

209. BLASPHEMY! (N/T)

[cedahlia]

75. Freaks and Geeks, My So-Called Life, The Young Ones...

Six Feet Under
The Sopranos
Grounded for Life
Roseanne
Chapelle's Show

...there might be others, but that's off the top of my head!

And I'm working on Deadwood...

[Neoma]

152. I've seen all of Roseanne.

*sssshhh*!

[terrya]

78. Fawlty Towers

More than once for each episode.

[Neoma]

153. How many episodes was that then?

[catbert836]

79. Arrested Development and LOST

The former was the best show ever on television. :cry:

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

83. You have awesome taste

:toast:

[Neoma]

154. Everyone has their favorite.

[huskerlaw]

81. West Wing

Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives

[Neoma]

155. Grey's Anatomy any good?

[huskerlaw]

177. I love it

it's hard to describe really what it's like. Except perhaps, think a cross between ER and Desperate Housewives. It's got more nighttime soap aspects to it than ER, but it's not campy. They've had some really interesting storylines.

[Neoma]

179. So what's it about?

[huskerlaw]

202. Oh sorry, I could have said that originally!

It's about a group of hospital interns. The first season was a lot about the challenges they faced, now it's more about the patients and how they deal with them. Then there's the other doctors in the hospital...their superiors.

The non-ER part is that the interns have affairs with the doctors, one of which is married to another doctor, which creates all sorts of drama. The head intern's mother was an extremely well respected surgeon, who wasn't as perfect as her daughter thought she was.

There's basically 2 aspects to the show...the medical and the soapy relationship drama. The medical cases are usually really interesting (for example, in one episode a guy had an unexploded bomb in his chest and the doctors had to hold it until the bomb squad could come detonate it). The relationship stuff can get annoying, but it works well with the medical stuff.

[Neoma]

203. I thought it was about a lazy guy.

[huskerlaw]

208. Hahaha, uh...

nope!

[jonnyblitz]

82. queer as folk. downloaded every season and watched them all

:crazy:

I plan to play catch up with "24" after watching the complete first season on DVD.

[Neoma]

156. Never seen 24.

[IsIt1984Yet]

95. Dead Like Me, Weeds, Six Feet Under, The Sopranos

Oh look, a trend - HBO and SHO original programming.

[Neoma]

157. Weeds?

[IsIt1984Yet]

257. Excellent Showtime series - comedy about a single mom selling pot

to support her family starring Mary-Louise Parker. She suddenly became a widow and selling pot to friends and acquaintances in her affluent suburb is how she "makes ends meet". The characters are great and the story is quite interesting.

http://www.slate.com/id/2124089/

http://www.tv.com/tracking/viewer.html?tid=15853&ref_id=28829&ref_type=101
Nancy has recently lost her husband to a heart attack, suffered while he was out jogging with their youngest son, Shane (Alexander Gould). Watching Shane watch home videos of his dad on the camcorder, we see that Mr. Botwin was a laid back, caring father, and his family misses him. Struggling to maintain their comfort-plus lifestyle, Nancy has become the main supplier of quality herb in the Southern California town of Agrestic. The town is more or less one giant pre-fab subdivision, full of McMansions and drive-through Starbucks. According to the series' theme song: "And there's doctors/And there's lawyers/And business executives/And they're all made out of ticky-tacky/And they all look just the same."

Ambitious and smart, Weeds makes the point that the Bill Mahers and Ricky Williamses of the world have making for some time now -- getting high is not just the province of stoners, surfers, and thugs. Nancy embodies the link between Nino Brown and Ray A. Kroc, bringing the supply and the demand closer together, while building something for herself, one satisfied customer at a time. Isn't that the American dream?

[grace0418]

110. Six Feet Under, Arrested Development, 24, Northern Exposure

and, most likely, Friends in rerun. So flame away at my terrible taste.

[Neoma]

162. I've seen Friends a few times.

It is funny. :)

[khashka]

118. Doctor Who, Blake's 7, Six Feet Under, Dead Like Me

Sapphire and Steel, Mapp and Lucia, Queer as Folk, Nip/Tuck, etc.

Khash.

[Neoma]

163. What's Doctor Who about?

[mwooldri]

265. You've seen *every* Doctor Who?

Including the missing ones?

If so, got any recordings of the real early ones? The BBC would *love* to hear from you because there are many, many missing Doctor Who episodes, especially from the Hartnell & Troughton doctor eras, and even some missing from the Pertwee and Tom Baker era.

Now I've seen all the *new* Doctor Who episodes (the ones made since the turn of the millenium) but I haven't seen all episodes by far, and by the way things are going to work out I don't think I ever will.

Mark.

[khashka]

272. OK, not every episode

Just the bits and peices that still exist.....

Khash.

[ceile]

119. L&O-all franchises...

(well, except Conviction, that was really lame. Infact, I think it's cancelled.)
Buffy
Roseanne
Star Trek: TNG
Monk

[Neoma]

165. I wish i stuck with Monk.

I did watch the first season though.

[ceile]

193. It's easy to get back into.

And totally worth it. It's hilarious! The new season starts July 7.

[Neoma]

199. Huh..

Same day Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest comes out.

[Runcible Spoon]

121. Definitely "Lost"....

like crack to me...

[Neoma]

166. No others huh?

Yeah, it does sound like crack.

[Runcible Spoon]

184. well, OK, I go through phases...

right now it was catching up on all the Lost episodes since I didn't follow the show when it was on...so i rented season 1 and torrented season 2 and am counting days until Oct. 4 season 3...I also followed 6 feet under and sopranos pretty religiously, as well as Twin Peaks (but only season 1 is on rental so back to the torrents for me :)

[Neoma]

188. I can't watch the sopranos.

MA channels are on lock. :shrug:

[Runcible Spoon]

207. how old are ya?

because there's certain ways of getting past those, methinks...not that I'm suggesting you jump on Google and find out :evilgrin:

[Neoma]

218. Seventeen.

But with the maturity of a 26 year old.

[Runcible Spoon]

238. 17 and your parents still lock you out of HBO shows?

that seems a bit unfair...

[Neoma]

241. Only rating MA.

Not like i haven't seen NC-17 before on the HBO channels.

[LynneSin]

141. Sex and the City and also Six Feet Under

Can't think of anything else I was that reliable in watching. Either I didn't catch on right away or I'd grow bored in the end

[Neoma]

167. What's Six Feet Under about?

[grace0418]

239. It's about a lot of things. Life, death, and everything in between.

The central characters are a family of funeral home directors dealing with the death of the patriarch of the family. The characters are so well-written and the acting so top notch, that you feel like you know each character.

[lpbk2713]

185. Hill Street Blues

Many times over in syndication.


I can "mute" and recite a lot of the dialogue.

[Neoma]

187. I do the mute thing alot.

It's fun.

[begin_within]

189. "Upstairs, Downstairs," "Some of My Best Friends," and "Police Squad!"

Though the latter 2 were easy since there were only 6 episodes of each. 54 episodes of U.D.

[Neoma]

190. Alot of people watch the short shows.

[YankeyMCC]

191. Well ah...

you see if I like a show I make a point of seeing all the eps. So this is a big long even though I don't watch much tv on a daily basis

MASH

Star Trek (TOS, TNG, VOY, DS9, ENT)

Farscape

Firefly (not to hard there there were unfortunately so few)

Buffy - I think, I didn't start watching until after Firefly aired and I caught them in syndication on a rather irregular basis but I think I got them all

The New Battlestar Galactica (it's still on going but I've seen them all so far)

NYPD Blue

Seinfeld

Cheers

Possibly Simpsons


Others from my much younger days I probably saw all but can't be sure since they haven't been regularly rerun for me to watch several times (like the Treks and MASH): Space 1999, Six Million Dollar Man, Lost in Space, Original BSG

[Neoma]

192. I got a few tapes of lost in space.

That was fun. :D

[swimboy]

196. Carnivale

and I don't get HBO. A friend taped them and lent them to me.

And from longer ago and already mentioned, Twin Peaks.
The first couple episodes of Twin Peaks are well worth renting and watching. The show was so unlike anything else at the time and seemed to hold so much potential and hidden meaning. Eventually, people realized they were stringing the audience along and most of it had no meaning but was outre for its own sake.

[Neoma]

197. Twin Peaks has been mentioned alot, yeah.

[lildreamer316]

200. The L Word; Charmed; Who's Line..

Except I haven't seen all of the British Who's Line; just all of the American.

[Neoma]

205. Haha, i've forgot about charmed.

[ghostsofgiants]

210. Twin Peaks, Carnivale, Riget, Lost, Black Books, Spaced

All have only been two or three seasons though, so it's not really all that impressive.

[Neoma]

215. How many does Lost have?

Some people has mentioned that.

[ghostsofgiants]

219. It finished the second season not long ago.

[flamingyouth]

220. Veronica Mars, Gilmore Girls, King of the Hill

Seinfeld, Star Trek (TOS). Probably some others - can't think of them now.

[Neoma]

222. I've barely watched King of the hill.

[flamingyouth]

226. My SO is Texan

A lot of it is pretty funny from that aspect.

[bearfan454]

221. Barney Miller and Taxi

2 of my all time favorites

[Neoma]

223. Taxi was great.

But i totally forgot about that one.

[LanternWaste]

228. Homefront, Babylon-5 & Thirtysomething

... and probably every Three Stooges short made (regardless of who Stooge #3 was at the time)

[Neoma]

229. I've only watched a few of the Three Stooges episodes when i was little.

Creeped me out actually.

[OhioBlue]

295. I LOVED Homefront - wish it would have lasted longer!!!

[Metta]

230. West Wing, Six Feet Under, Buffy.

Most of Angel, Monty Python, In Living Color, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert.

[Neoma]

232. I've been trying to catch Stephen Colbert more often.

Since we all found out that he had brass balls.

[Ramsey]

231. Buffy, Angel, Xena, Babylon 5, Firefly...

and Chef, but all on DVD, I never saw them when they ran on TV. And thanks to lovely Ms. LynneSin, who lent me her DVD series, I've seen Sex and the City in order, as opposed to the random episodes I used to catch on HBO.

I am in the process of watching Stargate, I think I am up to season 4.

[Neoma]

233. I remember Chef.

It went off PBS and i got pissed off at that.

[sarge43]

235. The West Wing, Firefly, WKRP, Twin Peaks, Star Trek, OS,TNG

DS9, M.A.S.H., Frank's Place, Barney Miller, Hill Street Blues.

[Neoma]

242. I watched DS9 for awhile.

Got to love it, then i saw the ending show and it just ruined it for me.

[sarge43]

246. Yup, compared to the TNG sign off, it was blah.

On the other hand, I can always listen to The Way You Look Tonight

[Neoma]

247. I've never seen the ending of TNG.

[sarge43]

251. IMHO, it was one of the better series hail and farewells n/t

[fujiyama]

317. If you can

get a hold of it.

It's a great series finale, better than several of the movies.

[Scout1071]

240. Absolutely Fabulous, Cheers, I Love Lucy, Seinfeld, Sopranos.

I'm sure there are more!

[Neoma]

243. Can't name them?

:)

[Scout1071]

250. Probably not. I have watched a lot of TV in my day.

In more recent years, Six Feet Under, Sex in the City, Dream On (one of the best shows ever on HBO).

Don't get me started on The Andy Griffith Show and others. I won't admit to anymore out of my guilt for having watched so much damn TV!

[querelle]

244. Desperate Housewives

A guilty secret of mine. I close all of the blinds and relish the bitchiness of Bree. What can I say? I am a gay man that likes bitchy women!

Q

[Neoma]

248. I've never bothered watching it.

[Guy Fawkes]

245. Boondocks, both Stargate series...

Twilight Zone.

[Neoma]

249. I've only seen a handful of Stargate SG1

[RetroLounge]

252. M*A*S*H, Monty Python

all the 60's classics: Dick Van Dyke show, Andy Griffith, Flintstones, Gilligans Island, etc.

RL

[Neoma]

274. I got hooked on Dick Van Dyke by a marathon.

[dr.strangelove]

256. Survivor, M*A*S*H, Cheers, Deadwood, Carnivale, The Sopranos,

Six Feet Under, Star Trek TNG and DS9 and The West Wing.

[Neoma]

275. I haven't seen half of those.

[dr.strangelove]

327. Is it the HBO stuff you have never seen?

Its tough to have missed Survivor during the past six years. I think everyone with a TV has seen M*A*S*H, Cheers and Star Trek TNG (since they are on various syndication networks several times a day. Deadwood, Carnivale, The Sopranos and Six Feet Under are all recent HBO shows. Star Trek DS9 was not very popular outside the SciFi universe, but I loved it. I assume all liberals with access to TV have seen at least one episode of The West Wing.

[Bread and Circus]

260. What, no one has mentioned

Brady Bunch, come on now.

[Neoma]

276. One has.

[Mutley]

261. Simpsons, X-Files, and Sopranos.

[Neoma]

277. Gotta love the X-files.

[LizW]

307. I was a huge fan of X-Files back in the day.

I lived on alt.tv.x-files for about 4 years!

[Taverner]

262. Six Feet Under

[Neoma]

278. Don't watch much tv?

[GoddessOfGuinness]

263. Star Trek, the original, Perry Mason, I Love Lucy

I can't think of any others...

Oh wait...M*A*S*H*

[Neoma]

279. I think i've missed some M*A*S*H episodes.

[arwalden]

267. Bewitched

[Neoma]

280. That's quite obvious.

[CanuckAmok]

268. Sadly, Prime Suspect.

I'd kill to see a new one.

Hmm, that gives me an idea...

[Neoma]

281. What, about killing?

Eeep!

[CanuckAmok]

312. Well, I'd only do it on Tennyson's beat.

[libnnc]

269. Cagney & Lacey

Every episode. Every season.

[Neoma]

282. What's it about?

[leftofthedial]

270. Firefly

(didn't take too long)

[Neoma]

283. That's a great one.

[Catch22Dem]

271. M*A*S*H, Firefly, Friends, Seinfeld, Barney Miller, and NIGHT COURT!!!

I loved Night Court!

[Neoma]

284. So do i.

[NMDemDist2]

285. Mash, Hogan's Heros, Star Trek (org. and Gen.) Big Love, Carnival

Six feet Under, The Monkees, Sex and the City


dang, I need to get a life....... :blush:

edit to add West Wing, Numbers, Deadwood, Commander in Chief and i'm sure there's more

[Neoma]

287. That's alot.

Just kidding, some people had more.

[NMDemDist2]

289. well I'm old AND hubby loves those old sitcoms. tonight alone while

crusing DU he's watched 3 episodes of Hogan's Heros :rofl:

[Brigid]

286. "Alias."

Even when it turned south in seasons 3-5. I put up with it, because it was usually worth watching to see my favorite actor playing a great character. But let me tell you, I might as well have not bothered, for all the reward we loyal fans got with the finale. It was written at about the level of a college kid pulling an all-nighter to get a term paper done on time. I could almost hear the writers saying, "Oh, no! We have two hours to wrap up plot lines that have been hanging around since season 1! Let's get moving, people!" None of it made sense, and it just rushed from one thing to the next. Plus, they killed off my aforementioned favorite character! :grr:

[Neoma]

288. I've never seen that one.

[Capn Sunshine]

290. The Twilight Zone

from the sixties. even the hour long ones

[Neoma]

291. I've heard bad things about the new version.

[ikojo]

292. Star Trek TOS

X Files

I can't think of others off the top of my head.

[Neoma]

293. Well you could always skip around the thread.

There are alot of shows named.

[yellowdogintexas]

297. reg shows, NOT miniseries....a long list of British Comedies:

Good Neighbors
To the Manor Born
Fawlty Towers
Blackadder I II III & IV
Vicar of Dibley
Are You Being Served?
Waiting for God
'Allo, 'Allo
Chef


I most likely saw all episodes of Dick Van Dyke, Andy Griffith Show, Mary Tyler Moore and both Newhart series. Maybe Barney Miller and Night Court too, WKRP also
I say that because I just loved those shows.

[Neoma]

299. Whoo!

That's alot.

[yellowdogintexas]

304. well, what can I say? I 'm older than dirt and a BBC fan. nt

[pokerfan]

298. More than I thought

Original Star Trek
Babylon 5
Seinfeld
Sports Night

And two currently in production:
My Name is Earl
Rescue Me

And some short lived series:
Fawlty Towers
Action
Freaks and Geeks
Dilbert
The Job
Undeclared

[Neoma]

300. Dilbert was short lived?

Didn't know that.

[pokerfan]

316. only thirty eps

Seemed short lived to me.

[bigwillq]

301. Roseanne

The Golden Girls

That's about all I can think of.

[Neoma]

302. Yeah.

It took days for me to bring together a list of shows that i like a few months back.

[femmocrat]

303. X-Files, Twin Peaks, American Dreams, Northern Exposure, China Beach....

Since all of those shows have been cancelled, I rarely watch TV anymore!

[Neoma]

305. What's with the rarely?

Does that mean you watch something else now? :P

[Strawman]

309. Get a Life for sure. All time favorite show

Probably seen every Golden Girls, and I'm closing in on every episode of the King of Queens. Think I've seen every Strangers With Candy episode also.

I'm guessing when I was a kid I saw every episode of the following shows that were always on reruns on the local UHF station:

Sanford and Son
All in the Family
Taxi
Good Times
What's Happening
The Brady Bunch
Gilligans Island

[Neoma]

311. There are alot of shows where i thought i've seen every episode.

In reality, there are whole seasons i haven't seen of the show.

[philosophie_en_rose]

313. Star Trek: TNG, Buffy, Angel, Avonlea

[Neoma]

314. What's Avonlea?

[philosophie_en_rose]

315. Highest Rated Canadian Television Show of All Time.

I watched it on CBC, when I was in elementary and middle school.


It's sort of like a far better, Canadian-style Little House on the Prairie.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

318. Twin Peaks, 24, Seinfeld, Arrested Development.

[Neoma]

321. I don't really watch any of those.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

323. You should, damn it!

:D

[fujiyama]

320. 24 and Lost

are the two I know for sure I've seen every episode because I saw then all in order. I saw seasons 1-4 of "24" last summer and saw every episode of season 5 last season. It's very addictive.

Likewise I saw both seasons of Lost over a few weeks and will follow it once it reairs in the fall.

I loved ST:TNG when it was on, but there are many episodes I never saw. I may have seen every episode of Seinfeld, but am not sure. I used to watch the Simpsons religiously but over the last few seasons I have only seen sporadic episodes. I used to watch the X-Files but started watching it a few seasons into it.

I saw several episodes of Arrested Development. That show was funny as hell. I lost track of it when they changed the day though. It's too bad they got rid of it. I'll have to catch the episodes on DVD sometime.

[Neoma]

322. I still haven't seen all the TNG

Makes me just want to buy or rent them.

[dipsydoodle]

324. Sleeper Cell

Watching it would really spook you. Has it even been shown in the USA ?
http://www.sho.com/site/sleepercell/home.do

Made me wonder if that's where the FBI got the idea of stitching up those guys down in Miami -aka The Miami 7.

[fujiyama]

325. Yeah it's on Showtime I believe

which is the website you pointed to. It's considered a premium cable/sat station in the US.

I remember hearing about it sometime back, but since I don't have Showtime, never bothered. I think I might check it out.

Though I have to say in some ways what 24 has going for it is that the plots are not always about Islamist terrorist groups, but sometimes they are over the top, and unrealistic, which also add to the fun.

[IdaBriggs]

330. We missed the first season of 4400, but got hooked on Season 2.

The new season looks good -- I can't believe they keep killing off cool characters!!!

[Neoma]

334. Huh.

I'd rent the first season or something.

[Rob H.]

331. Boston Legal, Firefly, Scrubs, My Name is Earl

Good thing Scrubs is on DVD, since I didn't get into it until toward the end of Season 3. I'll be picking up My Name is Earl when it comes out, too.

Oh, and Invader Zim. :blush: I'm far too old to be watching cartoons, but it's so weird and funny I can't help myself.

[Neoma]

335. I was into scrubs at first but then i just kinda moved away from watching.

[HuskerDU]

332. Dukes of Hazzard.

Greedy local bigwigs attempt to scheme good folks out of money every week. Fortunately, the '2 modern day Robin Hood' foil their attempts and give any reward money to the local orphanage or other charity at the end of each episode.

Actor Ben Jones who played Cooter Davenport went on to become Representative Ben Jones. (D- GA)

Official Duke motto: 'A stranger is just a friend we haven't met yet.'

In one episode, the Dukes stop agents of a corporation from dumping hazzardous material. In another, the Dukes provide shelter and a helping hand to an old friend just out of prison. And in every episode, the Dukes side with the poor and beaten down and against the powerful and the greedy.

These days, 'Dukes' is tough to watch because of real life parrallels. The * administration is a real life Boss and Sheriff Roscoe operation without an Enis Straight type insider. And instead of their plans being foiled each week, they succeed!

Scary shit I tell ya!

[Neoma]

336. You're the first one to mention that.