Your Top 10 TV Shows

[MrNewportCustom]

1)Night Court
2)Dirty Jobs
3)Family Guy
4)Animaniacs
5)I Dream of Jeanie
6)CSI
7)The Oblongs
8)CSI Miami
10)Futurama

11) Green Acres
12) Addams Family
13) Munsters
14) Titus


As you can see, I like animation.


Lee

 

[anselmo1]

Second Ten!

11. Alfred Hitchcock Show
12. Thriller
13. The Jack Benny Show
14. Mike Hammer Show starring Stacy Keach
15. The Joan Davis Show
16. The Bob Cummings Show
17. Shindig
18. The Twilight Zone
19. The Odd Couple
20. Quincy

 

[Jack Scorpion]

Rescue Me season 4 starts in 2 weeks. And I now have FX. Life is good.

 

[Jack Scorpion]

1. Batman the Animated Series
2. Gargoyles
3. Thundercats
4. House
5. Star Trek TNG
6. Six Feet Under
7. Transformers
8. Daria
9. Real Time with Bill Maher
10. In Living Color


LD

My roommate just bought all the Thundercats on DVD. Ridiculous.

I'm waiting for the Star Trek vs. TNG vs. DS9 thread.

 

[Naphtali]

Command decision: Delete "Peter Gunn" as my tenth show. Replace it with "Remember WENN," the original AMC's -- that is AMC before it messed its bed -- series about a Pittsburgh radio station immediately before and during World War II.

This is no agonizing reappraisal. I merely forgot about Remember WENN. And, of course, the new AMC dropped the show about a dozen episodes before it would have enough for syndication. This show would have remained in syndication longer than "The Honeymooners," had the new AMC not been what it became.

 

[anabolina]

My roommate just bought all the Thundercats on DVD. Ridiculous.

I'm waiting for the Star Trek vs. TNG vs. DS9 thread.

Yeah, a DS9 vs TNG thread would be interesting. (I'm completely in the DS9 camp, I mean isn't In the Pale Moonlight one of the best episodes of any trek? I am watching a lot of TNG right now cause I just got the DVDs a month ago.)


These are the only shows that I either own VHS or DVDs for or watch whenever they're on tv and try to keep up with the new episodes whenever they come out.

1. Star Trek DS9
2. Heroes
3. Babylon 5
4. House
5. Jericho
6. Star Trek TNG
7. Doctor Who old and new
8. Star Trek Voyager
9. My Hero (Unfortuantely Its a UK series and doesn't come on BBC America right now
10. Scrubs

I also love Monk and Psych and will watch Good Eats and Mythbusters whenever they're on television.

 

[Prairie Dog]

My 10 in no particular order,
Maverick
The Andy Griffith Show
The Virginian
Leave It To Beaver
Get Smart
Dobie Gillis
77 Sunset Strip
Mannix
Alice
Barney Miller

 

[Empyrium]

1.Snoopy
2.The Simpsons
3.Alf...
4.Blue Thunder
5.Knight Rider

i cant remember more than this, oh weak memory, i need to eat some onion...

 

[Empyrium]

6.Beavis & Butt-Head
7.Get Along Gang
8.Jaspion
9.Muppet Babies
10.Ninja Jiraiya

Phew!

 

[nyx]

1. MASH
2. The A-Team
3. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
4. Doctor Who (BBC) (particularly the Tom Baker years)
5. Black Books (BBC)
6. Red Dwarf (BBC)
7. Little Britain (BBC)
8. My Name is Earl
9. Popular (the first season)
10. Young Riders (yes, I know I'm a dork, but the boys were cute)

Oh, and as an afterthought, I love the show The Riches, but I don't have cable so I can only watch at friends' houses.

 

[PA Dancer]

All-time Favorites:
Night Court
Cheers
The Muppet Show
Little House on the Prairie

Shows I have watched and liked:
Fantasy Island
HR Puff-n-Stuff/Sigmond and the Sea Monsters/Land of the Lost
Moonlighting

Shows I watch now:
House
6'oclock news
Movies

 

[LadyStardust]

I'm not sure if I have 10, but here's the ones I watch regularly:

I Dream of Jeannie
Green Acres
Everwood
Sherlock Holmes (on the Biography Channel)
America's Castles
Law & Order: SVU

For the most part though, I just go for TCM, followed by History and Discovery Channel, respectively.

Have four more to add:
Little People, Big World
Lou Dobbs
Extreme Makeover
Ghost Hunters

 

[carter]

Car 54 Where Are You - Joe E. Ross and Fred Gwynne
The Amos and Andy Show - Alvin Childress, Tim Moore, and Spencer Williams
The Honeymooners - Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows, Art Carney & Jane Kean
77 Sunset Strip - Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Roger Smith, Edd Byrnes, & Jacqueline Beer
The Third Man - Michael Rennie and Bradford Webster (based on the movie of the same name starring Orson Welles and Joseph Cotten)
Route 66 - Martin Milner and George Maharis (due for Oct. 2007 DVD release of 1st season)
The Twilight Zone - Rod Serling
Have Gun, Will Travel - Richard Boone
The Man From Uncle - Robert Vaughn, David McCallum, & Leo G. Carroll
Topper - Anne Jeffreys, Robt. Sterling, Leo G. Carroll, & Neal the St. Bernard (based on the movie of the same name starring Cary Grant and Constance Bennett)


This was waaayyy more difficult than I imagined. I had to really THINK about shows I enjoyed as a kid and eliminated some choices (i,e, Bourbon Street Beat w/ Andrew Duggan) because they had very short runs.

 

[Bebop]

I don't watch too much T.V. today, but by far the best T.V. show I have ever watched, which I just recently discovered, has to be "Curb Your Enthusiasm".lol lol

1.Curb Your Enthusiasm
2.Seinfeld
3.Dragnet
4.Adam 12
5.The Rifleman
6.The Streets of San Francisco
7.The Fugitive
8.The Twilight Zone
9.The Office (American Version)
10.My Name is Earl
11.I can't forget "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson".

T.V. shows I have watched but can't understand why they are popular:

1.Everybody Loves Raymond. (Horribly written. I can guess every single punch line. I have never even smiled at anything Ray Romano has ever uttered).
2.Wife Swap. Sounded good but I can't believe there are such sensitive people that cry and become uncontrolably angry because of such small things crawling around the U.S. It has to be scripted to some degree.
3.Sex in the City. They needed someone that is at least half way good looking on this show.

 

[PA Dancer]

ooohhh I just remembered another one when I saw the twilight zone listed.

Do you remember that show called "Amazing Stories" I think it was Steven Spielberg.

My favorite episode was the one where the cartoonist was trapped in the belly of the plane and the plane lost it's wheels. He drew cartoon wheels and when they were going in for the landing...the cartoon wheels appeared.

 

[HANSOLOJONES]

I have to admit, I don't watch much of the fluff on TV today. I could care less about all the so called"Reality" shows. However here is my top ten of all time Favorites.

Star Trek (original series)
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (First and second seasons were fantastic!!)
Lost In Space (Again, an outstanding first season, not the silliness that followed later.)
Kolchack The Night Stalker
The Six Million Dollar Man
Twilight Zone
Time Tunnel
Ultraman(The original!!!)
Battlestar Galactica (original)
Wiseguy(80's Crime drama)

 

[gluegungeisha]

1. Taboo
2. Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
3. Family Guy
4. The Munsters
5. The Twilight Zone
6. Iron Chef (Japan only!!)
7. The Adventures of Pete and Pete
8. Daria
9. Brat Camp
10. Discovery Health specials

 

[carter]

Looks like the Twilight Zone has a lot of fans. The Outer Limits was in the same era but doesn't have nearly the fan base.

I'd have to include Wiseguy (remember Kevin Spacey as Mel Profit), Streets of San Francisco (Karl Malden and Michael Douglas), and Get Smart in my top 15 along with Sky King and My Three Sons.

 

[Fletch]

In no particular order:

Get Smart
Taxi
Antiques Roadshow
Late Night with David Letterman (NBC)
Cybill
The Young Ones
Yes, (Prime) Minister
Monty Python's Flying Cir-CUSSS!
Frasier
The Bob Newhart Show

 

[Diamondback]

Uggh. I never did forgive Wiseguy for being the pet project of the dirty-dealing CBS exec who whacked The Equalizer...

Nothin' personal, Carter.