What shows are your "must sees"?
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diaglo
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Nightfall said:
no. NPR in the morning to work. and NPR in the evening from work.
i read for enjoyment otherwise. at least 120 pages per day.
work out in my home gym. or do stuff in the yard. or go hiking, biking, jogging, whatever to stay fit.
healthy mind, body, and spirit to me are the secrets to a happy life.
Flexor the Mighty!
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Beyond re-runs of the Simpsons....nothing. The last show I made a point to watch, that I would change plans to avoid missing, was Babylon 5 when it was on TNT. Now there isn't much that even remotely gets me that excited. Smallville, 24, and some of the Law & Order shows I'll watch if I'm home and they are on, but I'm just as likely to do something else.
Tarrasque Wrangler
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Oh, I've got so many. And I don't even think I watch that much TV.
Simpsons (Still very funny. Never mind the player haters)
Scrubs
ER
Arrested Development (rapidly becoming my favorite show)
Angel (better than ever)
Rich Girls (Bloody. Fascinating.)
Simpsons (Still very funny. Never mind the player haters)
Scrubs
ER
Arrested Development (rapidly becoming my favorite show)
Angel (better than ever)
Rich Girls (Bloody. Fascinating.)
Frostmarrow
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Me and my gf never miss CSI. It's like our sacred moment. Couldn't care less for CSI: Miami though. That Horatio Caine fellow gets on my nerves. Is he constipated or what? He hasn't got anything on the trusty old Gil Grissom.
Tried to follow Alias for a couple of episodes but was lost in the constant clothes changes.
Tried to follow Alias for a couple of episodes but was lost in the constant clothes changes.
Tom Cashel
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Simpsons
Curb Your Enthusiasm
NY Rangers hockey
Curb Your Enthusiasm
NY Rangers hockey
Flexor the Mighty!
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I saw a part of Curb Your Enthusiasm last night and it was pretty damn funny.
Dark Jezter
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The Simpsons: Even though it is no longer in its prime, it's still one of the funniest shows on TV.
King of the Hill: The way it portrays small town life in middle America is both dead-on accurate and hilarious, but not condescending like most Hollywood portrayals of small town life are.
24: The thing I love about this show is that you can try to predict what's going to happen next, and you'll be proven wrong most of the time.
CSI: This show is just plain fascinating. CSI Miami is good as well, even though it dosen't have as good of a cast as regular CSI.
King of the Hill: The way it portrays small town life in middle America is both dead-on accurate and hilarious, but not condescending like most Hollywood portrayals of small town life are.
24: The thing I love about this show is that you can try to predict what's going to happen next, and you'll be proven wrong most of the time.
CSI: This show is just plain fascinating. CSI Miami is good as well, even though it dosen't have as good of a cast as regular CSI.
Darrin Drader
Explorer
Simpson's
24
TV seems to be especially lacking these days. There's not even any scifi on my list.
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TV seems to be especially lacking these days. There's not even any scifi on my list.
der_kluge
Adventurer
My weekly TV watching schedule:
TODAY in the mornings while I eat breakfast, and get dressed.
Evening news when I get home.
Followed by a Simpsons re-run.
Monday nights is "Average Joe" I totally am loving that. This new one looks to be as good, if not better than the last one.
Tuesday nights, I like "The Simple Life" with Nichole Richie and Paris Hilton. Funnier yet when you consider that I grew up not an hour away from where they've placed them.
Thursday nights, my wife absolutely has to watch Friends, and it usually is pretty funny, so I watch it, too. We also love Scrubs, and generally watch Will and Grace, though we don't like that one as much.
Sunday nights, we love Sex and the City on HBO.
But, if I lived alone, I probably would rarely ever turn the TV on.
TODAY in the mornings while I eat breakfast, and get dressed.
Evening news when I get home.
Followed by a Simpsons re-run.
Monday nights is "Average Joe" I totally am loving that. This new one looks to be as good, if not better than the last one.
Tuesday nights, I like "The Simple Life" with Nichole Richie and Paris Hilton. Funnier yet when you consider that I grew up not an hour away from where they've placed them.
Thursday nights, my wife absolutely has to watch Friends, and it usually is pretty funny, so I watch it, too. We also love Scrubs, and generally watch Will and Grace, though we don't like that one as much.
Sunday nights, we love Sex and the City on HBO.
But, if I lived alone, I probably would rarely ever turn the TV on.
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