What's Your Favorite TV Show Of All-Time?

king of queens:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by blazed_babe

lol i looooooooooooove that 70s show...i have 185 out of 200 episodes on my laptop :) and i have every episode of south park on my laptop :thumbsup:

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Yeah I have all 6 seasons they have out on dvd...for some reason they never get old I just watch them and watch them. :jointsmile:

Nobody mentioned Sopranos yet?

-Sopranos
-Seinfeld
-Intervention
-M*A*S*H* (fuck yea)
-Daily Show
-Colbert Report
-Discovery channel shit
-History channel shit

Those are the shows I feel are WORTH watching. Other then that I don't watch tv that much

Golden Girls. Hands down. :thumbsup:

Ya know That 70s Show and 3rd Rock from the Sun were made by the same people: Bonnie and Terry Turner, geniuses of sitcoms!

Anyway, forgot to mention South Park...cause it's only the SMARTEST, FUCKED UP, AND DOWNRIGHT AWESOME show EVER. My boyfriend and I are quite obsessed..got like 4 sets of dvds to view over and over again at our stoner friend's place and watch the rest of the episodes repeatedly online. :)
p.s.~ FAMILY GUY SUCKS ASS bwahaha

Fresh Prince definatelty. Will Smith is the best!!!!!

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Originally Posted by blazed_babe

but i would have to say that i can't my fave tv show, there are waaay too many. so here's my list of faves:

south park
that 70s show
aquateen
beavis and butthead
friends
the office
friends
the tom green show
the brendan leonard show

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i just realized that i put friends twice...scrubs was meant to go in one of those places :)

fawlty towers, absoloute classic!

family guy - robot chicken tie

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Combat! I've got the whole 5 seasons on DVD. Highly recommended. There are several affordable DVD samplers.

It was the best war series ever filmed for TV (aired 1962-67). Directors included Robert Altman. Vic Morrow as Sgt. Sauders was superb, and guest stars were among the best in Hollywood, including Lee Marvin, Robert Duvall, Neville Brand, Dan Duryea, Eddie Albert, Charles Bronson, Robert Culp, Mickey Rooney, Sal Mineo, James Caan, Telly Savalas, John Cassavetes, Jack Lord, Leonard Nimoy and many more. The overall tone of this show was not pro-war war at all: it was about soldiers that were doing what had to be done.

They don't make 'em like this anymore.