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always wanted to ask this in CDS:

Big Fan Here of:

Dexter
Californication
Weeds
Curb your enthusiam
Entourage
First Blood
Bill Maher
Sons of Anarchy
Rescue Me
Office
30 Rock

RIP
My Name is Earl

House
Medium
Bones

I don't get to watch too many non animated things with my little ones. :?

Law and Order Criminal Intent
CSI (mostly the original one)
Monk
White Collar
Flashforward
Modern Family
Community
Parks and Recreation
The Office
30 Rock
Old Movies on TCM

Thank God and G0d for DVR. Just started watching sitcoms again about a month ago after giving them up with the demise of Seinfeld.

I forgot Amazing Grace. Prolly my favorite show (along with Monk). Just haven't watched it for a while because I've seen all of the current season.

Mikey wrote:
Thank God and G0d for DVR. Just started watching sitcoms again about a month ago after giving them up with the demise of Seinfeld.

You watching this season of Curb with the old Seinfeld cast?

The last episode was one of the funniest I have ever seen -

http://hotfile.com/dl/17682695/23ab070/ ... v.avi.html

Monk is good. I watched it a lot in the past. I cannot believe this is the last season.

In no particular order:

House
South Park
Forensic Files
Ton of reality shit on A&E, History Channel, Discovery and ....

When I'm hanging with my almost two year old son, we check out this hottie on SPROUT ....


Other than that we're doing EA Sports Active on the WII or when he goes to sleep, Zombie killing.

i don't have any favorite sit-coms, drama or reality series. I'm too old for that bullshit. If the tv is on it's usually tuned to fox entertainment news, history channel, a&e, espn or whatever nascar race is on

Entourage
Smallville
V- The Series
CSI: Miami
Two And A Half Men
Nip/Tuck
The League
Pass Time and Pinks on Speed Channel
Horsepower TV
Trucks!
Musclecars!
Extreme 4x4
Hot Rod Magazine TV
Barrett-Jackson Classic Car auctions

My DVR is set to record the following

24
Keith Olbermann
South Park
JRIB (I watch the burns and skip the rest. In total about 5 minutes of viewing time.)
Bill Moyers Journal
Deadliest Catch
The Amazing Race (Just started watching last season. Already starting to tire of it.)
BBC World News

I'll also watch just about anything on American or New York history. For example, I'm totally immersed in the WWII in HD series on the History Channel.

old comedies --Andy Griffith, Bob Newhart, Cheers
most science and history stuff-- including Mythbusters
sports: football, baseball, hoops, even golf if Tiger is on
local news
Tell you what I do not watch: any NBC, CBS, ABC regular programming
awards shows of any nature
also do not watch network news or "news shows" even Fox

Wolfman wrote:Tell you what I do not watch: any NBC, CBS, ABC regular programming
awards shows of any nature

RACK that. Those shows suck.

CSI
Pinks
Police chase shows
Poker

BSmack wrote:I'll also watch just about anything on American or New York history. For example, I'm totally immersed in the WWII in HD series on the History Channel.

RACK that....had it on at work all day yesterday. Good stuff.

anyone else ready for Lost to come back on in January?

arg..what happened after the bomb went off?!

I DVR:
Lost
FlashForward
The Office
30 Rock
V
Modern Family


If it's on:
Deadliest Catch
CSI - Vegas
Law & Order (original or SUV)
SouthPark

Fri. night, my wife and I were dead tired from a long week but watched a few episodes of Roseanne on WGAL. Is John Goodman still alive?

jiminphilly wrote: Is John Goodman still alive?

I think he died and ate himself.

Yes, thank god for DVR. I have not watched a non sporting event live in forever.

I DVR:

24
House
CSI (all)
NCIS (both)
Lie to Me
Two and a Half Men
Rules of Engagement
Office
Cold Case
Criminal Minds
Big Bang Theory
Reno 911

I forgot to mention one show on my DVR list:

The Mentalist

Sudden Sam wrote:What's a DVR?

One of the greatest inventions of all-time...OF ALL-TIME!

Sin,

With a high maitenance wife and two little girls, its hard to watch any tv these days... Back in the day I would watch these sitcoms:

Cheers
The Simpsons
Futurama

i liked that show alot too

I'm not much of a TV guy. Mostly sports and news. Used to love Cheer's. Will watch re-runs when they're on. Most of the non-sports/news TV I watch is the reality crap my wife forces me to sit through. I will admit that I find some of that quite entertaining- but I would never tell her that!

I don't get to actuyally watch in prime time but Hulu has made sitcoms and nightly TV available to me and the shows I have gotten into because of either it or DVD are:

The Wire - Best show ever made with the exception of the final season which went a little off the reservation. I own the entire series on DVD and probably have it memorized line for line but it still never gets old to me.
Weeds - The first two seasons were magnificent... since then it has sort of jumped the shark.
House - Hugh Laurie's character is the awesome!
Heroes - It wasn't something that I was too thrilled about at first but my little sis loves it and talked me into buying her the first season because she hadn't seen it. I ended up getting hooked because the first season was rather intriguing and full of good cliff hangers; it's also a much better show to watch straight through than weekly. It's never lived back up to the first season though.
FlashForward - Just got into it but its a nice concept.
Kings - I was bored as hell in the hospital and had caught up with everything else I watch on Hulu and gave it a shot. I ended up watching the series straight through. It's a shame that NBC virtually screwed it with the time slot and then it got canceled because it was pretty damn good; kind of like The West Wing meets the the story of King David and Saul from the bible in a modern setting.
Modern Family - funny as hell.
Community - also funny as hell.
Parks and Recreation - once again funny as hell.
Big Love - It's starting to jump the Shark.

I assume since this is a nonsmack forum what we say here doesn't leave here either so... I used to watch How I met Your Mother the first two seasons and thought it was one of the funniest shows ever created but after I got sick and started going through the divorce I couldn't bare to watch it anymore. Just reminded me too much of my wife as we used to religiously watch it together... I just would end up welling up with tears and ended up just stopping watching it. I guess its just that one thing and while I love it it's bad for me.

- Heroes
- How I Met Your Mother
- Greek (my ex fiance got me turned on to it; it's juvenile, but the chicks are smokin')
- Always Sunny...
- Dexter
- True Blood
- Entourage
- Weeds (agree with SCS about first two seasons compared to now)
- The Shield (when it was still around)
- The Wire (ditto)
- South Park
- Secret Girlfriend

I'm sure I'm forgetting something, but, other than those, and more basketball (college, pro, and even high school) than any sane human being would care to admit, I can't think of anything else right meow.

the_ouskull

Peep Show (highly recommended)
CYE
Spooks (BBC MI-5 series)
Foyle's War
Californication
It's Always Sunny
Dexter
Crash (jumping the shark a bit)

liked, but lost interest:

True Blood
Weeds

UM football and hoops
Red Wings
Pistons
Tigers
Lions
Modern Family
Family Guy
History Channel
Food Network
Top Chef

Looking Forward to...
Men of A Certain Age.

WolverineSteve wrote: Looking Forward to...
Men of A Certain Age.

The previews for that look decent. They did a good job casting for that.

Curb your enthusiam
Man vs Food
Law and Order Shows
Blues Hockey
Two and a Half men


And A lot of Call Of Duty MW2

Any of you watch East Bound and Down? That may have been the greatest show ever if only it lasted longer than 6 episodes. I'm hopeful HBO will bring it back for another season. I'm not much for TV shows but this one had me laughing non-stop. Other than South Park a few years back, I'm not sure there's been any TV show that's kept me laughing since Cheer's went off the air like this one. War Kenny Powers- "I'm fuckin' in, you're fuckin' out!"

I caught several episodes Sam, missed the first few.

Unbelievable. I grew up on WWII, reading Pop's books and back then there was a PBS series called "World At War". He had the Time Life "WWII Encyclopedia" series etc..

The humanization aspect of it is necessary, in my opinion, because it is humans that wage war and suffer from it being waged.

I liked that it focused on some of the more "unsung" at history goes. The people they picked are/were amazing people.

Thank god for the DVR. I work nights, so it makes keeping up on my shows much easier. I generally watch (besides sports)......

South Park
CSI (all 3)
Lost
Simpsons
Community
The Soup
Random things that catch my eye on History (normally involving Rome)
Amazing Race (the Mrs got me watching that one)

CSI (Miami and Vegas)
A&E. I love the first 48. I also love American Justice
Deadliest Catch

Llame but that is pretty much it. I travel so I do not get much time for TV.

Caught the premiere of "Men of a Certain Age". Was not wowed but drawn into the characters enough to committ dvr space for future episodes. This may take another couple mondays to develope characters and plot lines. Cast is solid and some good writing.

I am in.

Any sports I care about that are on are priority 1. Have no favorite shows so whatever grabs my attention on (in no particular order):

Comedy Central
History Channel
A & E
Discovery
NatGeo
HBO-10 channels?
Cinemax-8-10 channels?

Unless the wife wants to watch something together, then all bets are off...