Your favourite T.V. programme - Page 2

Only_human · #31 28th August 2011, 20:46

F.R.I.E.N.DS.

"I'll be there for you, if you're there for me too...."

Even though I own the boxset, i've seen every episode and it's really old, I still am a true addict. Nothing makes me more content then watching it with a cup of tea. LOL I sound about 80!

Iain91 · #32 28th August 2011, 20:47

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My recent favourites have been Dexter, Peep Show and the Inbetweeners.

I also very much enjoyed C4's Sirens. No-one I've spoken to has heard of it; it's very underrated imo.

Orchid · #33 28th August 2011, 22:04

Casualty (shh, don't tell anyone!), Lost, Dexter, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Vampire Diaries.

SashaShy · #34 28th August 2011, 22:17

At the moment the only programme I actually watch on TV is Eastenders lol.

Oh wait I forgot that I like to watch Come Dine with Me occasionally, it's hilarious.

kingandduck · #35 28th August 2011, 22:36

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Originally Posted by Only_human

F.R.I.E.N.DS.

"I'll be there for you, if you're there for me too...."

Even though I own the boxset, i've seen every episode and it's really old, I still am a true addict. Nothing makes me more content then watching it with a cup of tea. LOL I sound about 80!

I was going to buy the boxset because it was pretty cheap, then I remembered I have E4.

I Love My Cats · #36 28th August 2011, 23:17

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Originally Posted by Poltergeist

I've got nearly every episode on VHS tape

*Invites herself over to Mr P's house for a Prisoner-fest*

schneebeli · #37 29th August 2011, 01:30

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Originally Posted by Only_human

F.R.I.E.N.DS.

"I'll be there for you, if you're there for me too...."

Even though I own the boxset, i've seen every episode and it's really old, I still am a true addict. Nothing makes me more content then watching it with a cup of tea. LOL I sound about 80!

Yes, there's something very comfy about Friends isn't there and I still watch it sometimes. Saw the one with Jon Lovitz in the other day ("Tartlet? . . . Tartlet? . . . Tartlet? . . . The word has lost all meaning") It goes down as one of my favourite TV moments ever

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Vip3r · #38 29th August 2011, 01:31

Family Guy

Tom123 · #39 29th August 2011, 02:00

I'm not sure I can pick a favourite so I will choose my most watched.

Peep Show
The Thick Of It
Garth Marenghi's Dark Place
Green Wing
The Office
Rome

I dislike Fraiser, I find it far too smug. I am currently going through Curb, I like so far.

beetlejuice · #40 29th August 2011, 07:43

True blood

José Raúl Capablanca · #41 29th August 2011, 07:50

Wilfred is so good, watched it when it came out in america, (I'm a bit of a stream geek) and one of few programs that actually make me laugh audibly

TheOneWhoKnocks · #42 29th August 2011, 09:52

OZ

Horizo · #43 4th September 2011, 00:16

Breaking Bad, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Web Therapy, Rupaul's Drag U, Beyond Scared Straight

iTz0kt0Bu · #44 28th May 2012, 15:11

I don't watch lots of shows but I like:

Futurama
I rarely watch this cause of the time it's on tv, but I like Family Guy
Waterloo Road
Eastenders
The big Questions

Alex652 · #45 28th May 2012, 21:14

At the moment I am enjoying new things (well, new to me!) such as Yes Minister and the IT Crowd.

My all time favourites (programes I will always love):

Family Guy (its been going downhill for a while though).
The Simpsons (older episodes)
Have I Got News For You
QI
Only Fools & Horses

And there are loads of others I can't be bothered to list right now..

ynwa247 · #46 28th May 2012, 21:25

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Originally Posted by Vip3r

Family Guy

Brians my favourite

--South park used to be my favourite a couple of years ago but recently all the episodes are about whats popular in the media, they are lazily made too and are all terrible

Other good stuff include: American dad, misfits (Series 3 wasn't as good, not because of Rudy the writing was worse I think), inbetweeners, shameless (some series are crap compared to others though) and Russell Howard's good news.

WeiJingsheng · #47 28th May 2012, 21:37

Downton Abbey. Mary and Matthew are just perfect together! <3
Lost, Dexter and The Wire are probably set apart from other shows I like.

Couldn't really get into 'Breaking Bad' but I may try that again. Reading 'Game of Thrones' so I'm looking forward to watching the tv show. Currently watching 'The Sopranos' which is really good.

Alone_in_my_head! · #48 29th May 2012, 12:51

The Walking Dead - Zombie's galore!!! Daryl is hard as nails!
Supernatural - Ghosts, Demons, Vamps and the ridiculously good looking Jensen Ackles!
Dexter - All seasons AMAZING! Turns serial killing on it's head!
An American Horror Story - Totally random and clearly made by someone who is a tad tapped (how did the creators of Glee come up with this little gem?).
Hoarders - American TV I have stumbled on which is such an eye opener.
TNA Impact Wrestling - Don't judge me!
Anything by Louis Theroux.
The X Files.
Cheesy one: The New Girl (had to have a bit of girly in there somewhere)

kingandduck · #49 5th June 2012, 19:41

it's coming back..

Richey604 · #50 5th June 2012, 19:46

BBC News 24
France 24 (news)
Being Human
Planet Dinosaur
Louis Theroux
Peep Show
Blackadder
Location, Location, Location
Come Dine With Me
X Files
Horizon
Crimson Petal & the White

.... although actually I don't watch tv very much (I haven't watched it at all for the last 3 or 4 days), so most of what I do watch is online really.

Aᴄᴇ · #51 5th June 2012, 23:20

emmerdale

Pia · #52 6th June 2012, 22:05

The Bridge.

Duke of Prunes · #53 7th February 2013, 11:52

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Originally Posted by V-2 Schneider

Mostly reruns of Frasier nowadays

Same. I've watched most of the episodes to death now, though.

Dom87 · #54 7th February 2013, 17:32

hmmm... i'm sure i'll miss some out but here goes.

Dexter - Awesome
Prison break
lost - was good until the finale
Simpsons - who doesn't?!
futurama

X-files

Caribou · #55 7th February 2013, 18:26

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Originally Posted by M***9651;N‡NTH***926;B***11035;X

i've become a bit addicted to 'most haunted' reruns on picktv at the moment.

Me too

Kipling · #56 7th February 2013, 18:39

Bad as it was, my favourite TV show so far this year has been Splash! on Saturday evenings. And not just because you got to see certain celebrities practically naked, it was actually very entertaining.

I don't know what I'm going to do now it's finished!

Other than that I like mainly Coronation Street, Miranda and the repeats of old episodes of Top of the Pops on BBC Four.

Caribou · #57 7th February 2013, 18:41

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And not just because you got to see certain celebrities practically naked

Are you sure about that, Chris? That's the only reason I watched it

Kipling · #58 7th February 2013, 18:45

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Originally Posted by Poltergeist

Are you sure about that, Chris? That's the only reason I watched it

Well, it did get a bit more boring once Anthony Ogogo had dropped out.

Caribou · #59 7th February 2013, 18:45

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Originally Posted by Kipling

Well, it did get a bit more boring once Anthony Ogogo had dropped out.

Rocket Spud · #60 7th February 2013, 20:52

I love the 'you've been framed' kinda shows. These type of programs always make me laugh no matter how obvious the funny bits turn out to be.

I wish there was a random hour of the week where mishaps happened all the time, to everyone.