The Blacklist
Dexter
Law & Order
Law & Order SVU
Anything with David Attenborough
Homeland
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
As you can readily see, I am into "warm and fuzzy"
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Tue 30 Jan, 2018 03:19 am
Dead Like Me - Snarky and intelligent. I loved this show dearly.
Friends - No the best humor, but I looked forward to each new episode.
Knight Rider - This is most definitely a fond memory from my youth. Kit was awesome!
Black Mirror - Bleak, but clever and it holds no punches.
The Good Place - Max already described this one.
But my favorite is probably
Buffy the Vampire Slayer - I liked the premise of this show(Vampires might just be my favorite staple horror creature, tbh). I not only really liked the humor, but I was really in awe of the fact that this show, aimed at a teen demographic, had the guts to tackle some very serious issues and problems. Topics such as homosexuality or how to deal with the disease and death of a parent.
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izzythepush
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Tue 30 Jan, 2018 04:21 am
Anything with Jonathan Meades.
Peaky Blinders
Doctor Who
Father Ted
Only Fools and Horses
I Claudius.
The Hollow Crown
I seen the black book shows. Insanely funny, at least some of them.
The IT Crowd. I've watched that sporadically, I didn't watch it from the beginning. I felt like I was missing something.
Graham Lineham also wrote a lot of Big Train. It's the sketch show that gave Simon Pegg his big break.
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panzade
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Thu 1 Feb, 2018 06:33 am
@Roberta,
The US version of Prime Suspect with Maria Bello was excellent albeit short lived .
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Lash
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Fri 2 Feb, 2018 09:46 am
Moonlighting
Barney Miller
Veep
Andy Griffith
Six Feet Under
Seinfeld
Yes! The IT Crowd
Carol Burnett
SNL in the 70s and sporadically since
David Letterman in the 80s
Bored to Death
The Detectorists
GOT
First Season of True Detective
Frazier
The Boss
Mary Tyler Moore
Breaking Bad