OT: TV shows I like

May 17, 2002, 5:11 AM ET18 posts by 10 postersalt.tv.family-guy
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Just for the heck of it, here are the things I watch.

Broadcast TV:

- Family Guy (used to) - The Simpsons (still watch this. Not as good as it used to be, but still better than 99% of anything else on) - King of the Hill (I love this show, even though most in here hate it. It's almost a family show.) - Seinfeld (The reruns. But I've seen them all so many times by now that I can say the words along with it, so I've stopped watching it as much as I use to) - X-Files (series finale is Sunday and I guess it's about time) - Enterprise (but usually forget about it, so I download the episodes from a.b.star-trek. Some of the episodes are okay, one or two were good, but most are pretty lame) - The P.J.'s (I used to love this show. Canceled I believe. I don't know why most didn't like it. Very clever writing.)

Cable TV stations:

- Tech TV (I don't faithfully watch any particular show all the time. I turn it on when nothing else is on.) - The Science Channel (Again, I like to flip it on and watch whatever they are showing at the time) - VH1 Classic (since I'm 36, this younger music doesn't do much for me) - Fox News Channel (Faithfully watch The O'Reilly Factor every weeknight. Watch other things if they seem interesting when flipping by) - 70s Music Choice (as background music when I'm on the computer) - Nick At Night (occasionally watch Cheers reruns, although I've seen them all a billion times too)

And that's pretty much it. Nothing else interests me. I don't care for all those drama/cop/medical/law/etc shows. Don't care for Friends and the like.

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"NuQ" wrote in message news:3P3F8.409550$[email]...

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Oh, and I watch the Cartoon Channel when they show the old Warner Brothers or Tex Avery cartoons.

BlowflyNuQalt.tv.family-guy

I dig Grouded for Life. Kevin Corrigan is great. I've loved his since Slums of Beverly Hills.

Bernie Mac makes me laugh every week.

24 is excellent.

Futurama (when FOX wants to show it) is good.

One of the funniest things FOX ever did was the season 2 finale when they're growing pot on the roof. Then, as it burns, Thurgood sees "Donkey-Jaws" and he speaks to him. Don't know why this made me laugh, it was just so stupid that God would be called Donkey-Jaws.

Game Show Network - Match Game, Classic Hollywood Squares (Paul Lynde rules!), Family Feud, Lety's Make a Deal (can't get enough of the Chevy Vega!)

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"Blowfly" wrote in message news:JD8F8.7002$[email]...

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I've never watched those. I might like them if I watched.

For some reason Futurama never hooked me. I watched a few shows, but it just never held my interest. Seems more like a Saturday morning cartoon.

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Yeah, that was good. How long did the show last? 3 seasons? I missed season 3 I think. Wonder if I can get the shows from somewhere?

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I used to like all of those shows. And yeah, those cheesy 70s cars are funny =) I just never seem to remember to watch that channel. I'll try and remember and add it to my "favs".

YamiyugiBlowflyalt.tv.family-guy

On Fri, 17 May 2002 14:40:41 GMT, [email] (Blowfly) wrote:

yah i agree with that paul lynde was great did you ever see the movie where he stared with Arnold Schwarzengger, he played an indian and arnold played a cowboy

anyways shows i watch 24 grounded for life that 70's show (ever since chong joined the show has been hilarious ) Law & Order (on occasssion) PJ's (when it was on ) Celebrity Deathmatch (when it was on) Daria (when it was on) beavis & butthead ( seen every episode and watched it religiously ) Family Guy Simpsons (funnier when conan was on) Malcom In The Middle Titus Drew Carey X-Files King Of The Hill Futurama South Park TV Funhouse ( was just as great as family guy )

BlowflyYamiyugialt.tv.family-guy

Yep. It was called The Villain. It also starred Kirk Douglas. When was it decided that Paul Lynde should play all wacky injuns?

SpectreNuQalt.tv.family-guy

On Fri, 17 May 2002 09:11:27 GMT, "NuQ" purged forth the following:

Yep. Seinfeld - greatest show ever X-Files - before they gave Mulder the boot Family Guy - :( Southpark - always good for a laugh Dark Angel - :( Buffy - good sometimes. It's like live action comic books.

"Thank God I'm an atheist!" -Spectre

"NuQ" wrote in message news:3P3F8.409550$[email]...

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(non-cancelled things)

24 CSI Enterprise Boston Public Grounded for Life Andy Richter The Simpsons Malcom in the Middle The Shield

GoodCow =) - "GoodCow2K" on AIM GoodCow's Farm: http://www.sapphirewired.com/goodcow/ GoodCow's LiveJournal: http://www.livejournal.com/users/goodcow/

Still in production: (ranking) Futurama - FOX. (5) Simpsons - FOX. (6) Buffy - UPN. (4) Angel - WB. (3) 24 - FOX. (2) Stargate-SG1 - SciFi. (1) Enterprise - UPN (though my interest is waning) (7) The Screen Savers - TechTV. (N/A - non-fiction)

Yup. I'm a geek, I guess. So be it.

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no one here watches/watched married with children? ive seen every episode at least 3 times and they still make me laugh, one of the best ones, it the one where Al hires a new employe for the shoe store, and he gets the polk high kid and he goes out for a "shoe" pass in the store and stiff arms a old lady on the way out the door, it is awsome!!@

anyways i watch same shows as everyone else simpsons fg and some of the drama/action shows when im have nothing better to do, my top 3 list is

Simpsons Family Guy Married with children

I still think married with children is the funniest however ive seen them all soo many times, same with the simpsons....

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"Jim K" wrote in message news:hVwF8.342338$[email]...

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I used to watch MWC all the time and still catch a rerun every now and then.

Yeah, ad nauseum in my youth. It was syndicated on our local fox station (or NBC or something, I forgot which) and back before we had cable, we watched it every night. I loved it, but grew tired of it quickly =T

And since we're making a TV list:

Battlebots (I was there last year teehee!) Family Guy Invader Zim Pepper Ann (yeah I know, but still...) Simpsons (on occasion, mostly syndicated since the recent writing sucks and they do steal lines) South Park (When there are new ones) KyleIke13~ The chick obsessed with Matt Stone =) <A HREF="http://www.treehugginhippiecrap.com">Tree Huggin' Hippie Crap!</A> "The madness...THE MADNESS!"

On 19 May 2002 13:12:17 GMT, [email] (otherwise known as HippiChk79) wrote: I used to watch it all the time when UPN picked it up and now i watch on UPN in the afternoon when i wake up early or on FX late at night

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LOL!! Excellent! Such an underrated show.

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Action! was great.

GoodCow =) - "GoodCow2K" on AIM GoodCow's Farm: http://www.sapphirewired.com/goodcow/ GoodCow's LiveJournal: http://www.livejournal.com/users/goodcow/

The scene wher Buddy Hackett is talking about : "I got shot in the testicles in the Korean war, and when I'm taking a shower and reach down there I like to think of it as the sack being half full"

ROFLMAO and PJ's has to be one of Jesse Jacksons least favorite shows, it was so tongue ibn cheek humor. My favorite was the go kart when Thurgood is telling Juicy and the other kid that (he reaches up and grabs chain from the fence) This chains represent the chains that have held our people in bondage for the last 400 years, these chains will also keep those very same people from stealin our go kart. very funny stuff. Too bad it's gone. Murium wheres my 40? Richard

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The animation for The PJs was amazing. How the hell did they do that with clay? Certainly stomps on anything Gumby ever did.

GoodCow =) - "GoodCow2K" on AIM GoodCow's Farm: http://www.sapphirewired.com/goodcow/ GoodCow's LiveJournal: http://www.livejournal.com/users/goodcow/

The characters were actually formed from pieces of a styrofoam-like material, but with more malleability. I guess this made them more durable.

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