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Futurama was good :)

Hard to mention a single show as "the best"...

Yesterday a local channel started airing M*A*S*H and I'm very happy now :)

Easily up to Friends quality although they're hard to compare with the former having its great black humor.

Regarding Simpsons, I also liked that and watch it occasionally, but it's nothing I'm always aiming for to see and have grown a bit bored of it. :unsure: Then I actually think I enjoyed South Park more. :blink:

Current

CSI:LV

ER

Everwood - great show watched the entire season 1 on got for xmas in 2 1/2 days

The Dead Zone

Scrubs

Gilmore Girls - hey I'm not a girlie man!

Dead Shows a.k.a canceled or long run series that ran outa steam

Once and Again - On the top of my list it was a great show that got axed by Eisner I hope that guy loses his job soon what a fool.

Good Morning Miami - It was a quirky good show, but it was too predictable which was more or less the reason it got killed off.

Seinfeld - BEST OF THE BEST SIR!(MIB line) One of the best sitcoms ever in my opinion that is.

Married with Children

I'll stop right there as there has been a plethora of canceled shows that I had a interest in even if it was a slight one, take this one show on NBC a sitcom I forget the name for life of me, but I remember it was a show that my sister and I would watch together like clockwork sure we'd miss a show or two, but we'd always watch it together now there isn't much we do watch together she's into that influx of craptacular reality tv bull crap.

I'm not much of sitcom guy these days it's the hour long shows that draw me to the tube I don't watch it much I reserve it for quality programming rather than half hour commercial filled laughs.

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