Fav TV programmes?

[Stuart]

mine atm are pawn stars, storage wars and ice road truckers

 

[lkc]

I no longer watch tv as I got fed up of the repetitiveness of it. I've not missed it either

 

[Stuart]

eh? what?? none at all?????

 

[lkc]

Yup, nothing. Have no way of receiving a live signal and don't miss it at all

 

[neeny09]

i could do that as long as i had my music i could go without tv i tend to download the programs i watch now anyways just use the sky for the kids mainly

for me just now it has to be
house
white collar
fringe
dexter
and a little bit of glee

 

[muppet42]

I've got loads that I've probably mentioned in the past but currently re-watching X-Files amongst other things. Really holds up well even though it's over 15 years old

Other, more current shows include Chuck, which is winding down to a finale in a fairly mediocre last series but still good. Fringe is another highlight - some great writing from the team behind Lost. Also watching the latest episodes of Beavis and Butthead, which hasn't changed a bit. But in a good way

Just downloaded the first two episodes of a show called, "Alcatraz", which sounds quite interesting. Shall report back at some point perhaps in this thread if it is indeed decent

I'll also admit to being slightly hooked on the mediocre daytime quiz Pointless. It's terrible but somehow incredibly watchable :laugh:

 

[rallycinq]

Let me think, favourire TV programmes. That would be WRC, IRC, Canadian Rally Championship, Asia pacific championship, and the British, Historic, Tarmac and Scottish championships when they come back on.
Broad viewing spectrum, I am sure you'll agree.

Cheerrs

D

 

[M21MFS]

Loving the Big Bang Theory and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia just now.

Then the usual suspects with the likes of Family Guy etc.

 

[Andi9386]

Dad's Army
The Simpsons
Family Guy
Top Gear
Ice Road Truckers
Coppers
Police Interceptors

 

[neeny09]

oh i forgot big bang and chuck

 

[muppet42]

Almost forgot about Terra Nova - sci-fi series that replaced Stargate Universe and has Steven Speilberg involved. It's not too bad, interesting concept though the actual acting's a little...soap opera-esque. Still entertaining for me though, I'll watch pretty much any sci-fi even if it is a bit crap :laugh:

 

[imported_tifosotony]

Let me think, favourire TV programmes. That would be WRC, IRC, Canadian Rally Championship, Asia pacific championship, and the British, Historic, Tarmac and Scottish championships when they come back on.
Broad viewing spectrum, I am sure you'll agree.

Cheerrs

D

You should get out more David, perhaps a drive through a forest would help.......


Anyway back on topic. 1963 was a momentous year for me, as my two long time obsessions started then. One was the adoration of bright red cars brought on by the tipo 156 "Sharknose" Ferrari and the other was Doctor Who.

I also enjoy House immensely together with the very soapy Greys Anatomy with Miss T. Top Gear has always been revered well before JC came along. Fifth Gear, Biker Build Off, Wheeler Dealers, MotoGP, BTCC, WSB, BSB. Ah feck it , anything that has engines involved.

Perhaps I should seek therapy.

 

[lkc]

If we expand this to all time favourite tv series then The West Wing has yet to be beaten for me.

The runners up are

British tv series

Blackadder
Red Dwarf
Tenko
Drop the Dead Donkey
Absolutely
Still Game
HIGNFY

American

American Gothic
Buffy
Studio 60


And probably more that I'll remember later

 

[mrcinquecento]

recently been watching American Horror story

anyone who likes creepy movies etc will more than likely love it, takes a while to work out whats going on, but it's damn good

 

[imported_Jodie]

The good wife its ace

 

[muppet42]

Having watched the first 3 episodes, I can report that Alcatraz is rather good. It's made by the same people that make Lost/Fringe and seems to have elements from both