What is your favorite television show of all time?

For me, it's Monk. With award winning actor Tony Shalhoub and award winning theme songs, including "It's A Jungle Out There" by Randy Newman, you can't go wrong with the obsessive compulsive detective.

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Permalink Reply by Eddie (Jedi Monk) on May 22, 2011 at 5:06pm

I wanted to see some of the comercials for it!

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Permalink Reply by Jessica (Swamp Chicken) on May 22, 2011 at 5:40pm

I also like Monk, along with Lost and Reba. Although my favorite is Quantum leap! :)

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Permalink Reply by Mack (Alrokabeesk) on May 24, 2011 at 1:24am

Todd & The Book of Pure Evil! <3

Or The Walking Dead

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Permalink Reply by Nikki Reed (Chickcharnie) on May 24, 2011 at 5:36pm

LOST (even though I think the finale was stinky poo, kinda), Community, The Cleveland Brown Show, and my absolute fave was Pushing Daisies.

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Permalink Reply by Caleb Woodward (Pengzilla) on May 25, 2011 at 10:31am

Monk, psych, Chuck, clonewars.

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Permalink Reply by Ben Johnson on May 25, 2011 at 12:38pm

Doctor Who (the new series, not the old ones)

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Permalink Reply by linds (elesQuig) on May 25, 2011 at 5:04pm

Um, well I do love TV. I'd say maybe LOST but I'm hooked on Extreme Couponing.

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Permalink Reply by Neemah K. Shavarini on May 25, 2011 at 10:10pm

Startrek The Next Generation, Wipeout, Avatar The Last Airbender and Glee

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Permalink Reply by Eddie (Jedi Monk) on May 26, 2011 at 6:07pm

I use to like Star Trek the Original series better than NG but after I watched more and more of it, I like them about equally now. Why did Data have to die in Nemesis?
I love Wipeout too. The videogame is even good. Minute to Win It is another of that type of show that I like to watch.
Neemah K. Shavarini said:

Startrek The Next Generation, Wipeout, Avatar The Last Airbender and Glee

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Permalink Reply by Amanda [nomamari] on May 26, 2011 at 11:21pm

My absolute favorite show? Psych DEFINITLY. normally, no one would know what I'm talking about, but I've seen two psych-os in the past 12 comments :) I knew the mythical beasts would come through to me! :)

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Permalink Reply by Aunt Martha (mellow badger) on May 30, 2011 at 5:13am

All time, huh? Being too much of a cheapskate to pay for cable and living in a fringe area, I haven't been a big TV watcher in a good while. With the digital conversion, the big networks are pretty much out of the picture except in winter (something to do with moisture in the air I think). So in the dozen or so times since that I've had the TV on, Ion and some other "rerun" stations have been the main entrees on the menu. (I live much more in Radio land - exclusively at the bottom end of the FM range, public radio.)

Of course, this is the 21st century so I have seen many of the shows mentioned. I love Monk (reruns) and was totally frustrated by the producers of Lost (online) but hooked anyway. Survivor remained a "must see" though I missed the entire last season and haven't seen any of the current one.

Dramas are great but comedy is the spice of life. As a body of work, nothing in the sitcom world beats The Dick Van Dyke Show. For the semi-defunct comedy/variety show genre, I would give a tie to the short-lived Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and the long running Carol Burnett Show.

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Permalink Reply by Eddie (Jedi Monk) on May 30, 2011 at 9:47am

We only get the antena channels with the digital converter box so most of the shows I watch a lot are older ones. I like Dick Van Dyke too, but I also watch the Bob Newhart Show, Mary Tyler Moore, The Odd Couple, M*A*S*H*, Hogan's Heroes Guilligan's Island, Taxi, and other good oldies. We own some episodes of the Carol Burnett Show on VHS. I wouldn't say they are my favorite but I like them all. The only bad thing is there's not really anyone who you can talk to at school about the shows.
Aunt Martha (mellow badger) said:

All time, huh? Being too much of a cheapskate to pay for cable and living in a fringe area, I haven't been a big TV watcher in a good while. With the digital conversion, the big networks are pretty much out of the picture except in winter (something to do with moisture in the air I think). So in the dozen or so times since that I've had the TV on, Ion and some other "rerun" stations have been the main entrees on the menu. (I live much more in Radio land - exclusively at the bottom end of the FM range, public radio.)

Of course, this is the 21st century so I have seen many of the shows mentioned. I love Monk (reruns) and was totally frustrated by the producers of Lost (online) but hooked anyway. Survivor remained a "must see" though I missed the entire last season and haven't seen any of the current one.

Dramas are great but comedy is the spice of life. As a body of work, nothing in the sitcom world beats The Dick Van Dyke Show. For the semi-defunct comedy/variety show genre, I would give a tie to the short-lived Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and the long running Carol Burnett Show.