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I found the simpsons going downhill but season 19 might save it from falling down. |
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not being funny here but do you really need a thread to tell you what to watch on tv call me crazy but do you not have a mind of your own? sorry i find this thread stupid for those who perhaps find fulfillment in soaps
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Anyway, my favorites have gotta' be the Simpsons [Fox] (at least the older seasons -- it really has goten worse over the years -- check out seasons 7-11), Psych and Monk [USA Network] (detective comedies, or, rather., dramadies ), and Bones [Fox]. Psych and Monk summer shows, so new episodes are gonna' start pretty soon.
__________________ "Do not fear to be eccentric in opinion, for every opinion now accepted was once eccentric." - Bertrand Russell |
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ok i give you that perhaps i was a little sweeping , so good tv well i am here in the UK so we get different stuff ....comedy cannot beat black adder all series factual try to catch a programme called a year in tibet made by the bbc quite an eye opener about the reality of life in tibet , you could try utube for clips. spiritual there was a excellent drama called afterlife by itv you can utube for clips one of the best i have seen regarding this subject . ok so now am i in the good books? much peace |
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British TV is not bad (quite good actually in comparison with Dutch TV) but most of the humour is lost on me. Black Adder, Monty Phyton, Year in Tibet and Afterlife all did not did the trick for me. The IT Crowd and the American version of the British The Office however did. |
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If I may join the discussion (I figure this is as good as any point to start), I have had the misfortune of watching more television since I have graduated. I watch "House" which is very formulaic. But you don't really watch it for the plotline with the patients--what you watch it for is the interpersonal communications and the witty barbs. "Monk" is a wonderful program because it is (regardless of the very different character of Monk himself) very much going back to the roots of the mystery genre. It isn't gory and it has humorous aspects. However, the best thing about "Monk" is that it shows a person who has a mental illness and is able to do wonderful things. Finally, I watch "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" because I like the complex character of Detective Goren. He also has a relation to mental illness--various members of his family are schizophrenic and it is questionable as to his own state. He's a wonderful character and detective. |
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Oh boy. One of my favorite shows, though it's been canceled, is Arrested Development. That show was very funny, with many recurring jokes and storylines spanning many episodes an overlapping. It's extremely funny if you like to laugh at awkwardness caused by misunderstandings. I also like House. Sure, it's formulaic, but I just can't get enough of House's ******* character. The last show I would mention is Law & Order: SVU. It's a pretty good criminal drama show. The diverse characters on it really provide an interesting backdrop for the stories. |