Television

[Yureina]

I don't watch TV. The last show I seriously watched was The Sopranos.

 

[Willis_D]

I've pretty much stopped watching TV. I prefer listening to music and podcasts.

 

[Jack_Uzi]

I love TV, and I watch it all the time. My favourite shows are probably Kenny vs Spenny, The Office, King of the Hill, and Futurama. I like it because it's a form of entertainment that my parents aren't bothered by.

Is Kenny vs. Spenny still running? I like it, but I don't know why.

They made a 6th season recently, but it's over now. No word as to whether or not it's coming back, but I hope so.

Thanks for the info!

 

[Iznat]

I watch documentaries.
How It's Made, How Do They Do It?, Body Shock, and all the ridiculous ones on Channel 4...

And that's about it. Otherwise, I don't like TV
Discovery and Animal Planet ftw. I can get Channel 4 online. ^_^

 

[DSK-]

I rarely watch television. Most of the time some member of the family is watching something and it tends to be something I don't like or find uninteresting.

Having said that tonight I watched Pirates of the carribean 3 with the whole family and it was pretty enjoyable.

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

I don't really ever watch TV, especially around now when all the new seasons are over. I do really like Burn Notice though as it's a fun show and has given me a good few laughs, and it's on in the off-season so it gives me something to watch during the summer.

EDIT: Oh, and Orange County Choppers! I don't know what it is about that show, but I can't help but like it.

 

[Urgh76]

Futurama defidently, unless One Piece also counts as Television, then it'd be One Piece

I don't really watch television anymore, and when i do, it's from my PC

 

[General Ken8]

I used to watch it until I got Steam and Team Fortress 2.

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But on the occasion I do watch TV, I like any show that involves people doing crazy and stupid stunts (Ex. Jackass, Wildboyz, Nitro Circus, all that stuff), Lost, Intervention, and The Office

 

[SadakoMoose]

I mainly watch cartoons and good movies when they're on.
It's hard to find good pro wrestling on the TV unless you have one of those super premium packages and you can get stuff from Ring of Honor on HDNet or any small sports network that carries stuff from Japan or Mexico. I just wish that The Wrestling Channel was still around.

 

[rosemystica]

I actually watch maybe three shows on a regular basis--Top Gear and Doctor Who on BBC America, and COPS on whatever channel it's on. Sometimes I'll have the TV on as background noise if I'm writing, because it helps me concentrate (although that's being phased out, since I got an iPod for Christmas last year).

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

I usually watch History Channel and Discovery Channel... Yah I'm boring.

I do watch Adult Swim when it's on (Mainly Robot Chicken and Family Guy), and the occasional movie.

 

[Hashime]

I use the internet, I have no use for television.

 

[Hap2]

I like watching movies and documentaries mostly, and Hell's Kitchen, but not very often.

I tend to prefer watching stuff on DVD rather than what is on the channels.

 

[Verex]

I really only watch TV on Thursdays, but that always seems to be the time I'm out of the house...

 

[likalaruku]

I was a huge couch potato in the early 90s. By 2007, I was only watching TV once every week or 2, plus while I cooked.

Even though the logic is bullshitty, I like to cook to Law & Order. Like Dark Shadows in the 80s, it's a show you watch. You don;t know why you watch it or why you like it, but you can't look away.

I like weird shit. Marries with Chilren, BBC World News, Cash in the Attic, Dr. G Medical Examiner, Unsolved History, MythBusters, Pen & Teller's Bullshit, The Colbert Report, Daily Show, Tosh.0, Web Soup, The Soup, Real Time with Bill Maher, Tracy Ulman's State of the Union, & random educational stuff on History Channel/Biography Channel/Discovery Science/National Geographic.

I resent TV today. There's nill on compared to the 90s, & it's all shit. Some channels have even flushed themselves down a toilet (MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, TLC). & the comedies on BBC America aren't nearly as funny as they used to be. Sometimes I want to watch stuff like Dragnet & MacGuyver, but I can't count on TV Land to be broadcasting whatever bit of nostolgia I'm in the mood for.

& the commercials....they've become linger & intelligence-insulting.

I occasionally watch FEAR On Demand if anything good is on.