Family Guy is one of the best shows on television today. While the episodes may not have a concrete or in depth plot it is always funny. The random tangents that appear as random clips are always funny. Another thing is family guy isn't afraid to poke fun at things such as race and religion which have become way to protected in todays media. from xoakley

    "The people you work with are people you were just thrown together with. I mean, you don't know them, it wasn't your choice. And yet you spend more time with them than you do your friends or your family. But probably all you have in common is the fact that you walk around on the same bit of carpet for eight hours a day." from toms - liked from brunsdon's entry

    Okay, I'm a House addict. My boyfriend has our DVR set up to record all the HOUSE episodes, repeat or otherwise. He is so cool - my boyfriend , even when he's tired he'll sit with me and watch back-to-back episodes and look up the diseases and ... from meggiekels

    OH MY GOD! YOU KILLED KENNY!!! Let me say this, if you're not offended by racism, swearing, rape, death, explosions, sex, religion and children, YOU WILL LOVE SOUTH PARK. The crazy town of South Park in Colorado is a redneck village of white people ... from lirothen - liked from besisland's entry

    I will not write pointless words about pop-culture in comment boxes.I will not write pointless words about pop-culture in comment boxes.I will not write pointless words about pop-culture in comment boxes.I will not write pointless words about ... from pixeljedi - liked from daisygirl's entry

    Alec Baldwin in this show has begun to approach Shatner-esque levels of comedy gold. While there are certainly other characters that make the show shine for me Jack is outright hysterical. from mameiac - liked from bohopenguin's entry

    Fun to watch a show that covers my late twenties with my friends. Plus I love lines like: Yes, well, I’m polymerized tree sap and you’re an inorganic adhesive, so whatever verbal projectile you launch in my direction is reflected off of me, returns to its original trajectory and adheres to you. from geekchic_nia - liked from l0ckergn0me's entry

    There are few things out of all my interests that I can say are my absolute favorites within their category. Favorite video game? Favorite movie? Favorite book? No idea, I have so many. If you were to ask me what my favorite TV show is, it will always be Seinfeld. There are shows I rank closely to it, but Seinfeld will always be #1. Not that there's anything wrong with that. from jdmoser

    I watced a marathon of Scrubs yesterday on youtube and knew that this was the show I love. I love JD's internal dialogue. His fantasies and his relationships with the people around him. I love that this show can make you weep and shriek with laughter all in 20 minutes. I think it was a well written and well played show. Looking forward to the nest season. from lovexramen

    a friend of mine told me about this TV show some time ago at first I never watched it I don't know why...I must have forgotten about it but after I watched the first episode it just kept me in front of my TV wanting more it is lots of fun to watch if you watch it and like it please let me know ...every week on mondays on CBS from zsoltsz

    Everyone can relate to 'Friends' in some way. We've all been there which makes the show so likable. Great cast and writing...always funny! Still enjoy the reruns on TBS...fav episodes have to be Joey getting his head stuck in the turkey, Chandler & Joey losing Ben on the bus, Ross finding out Rachel's pregnant (and the hilarious condom ordeal that ensues), and of course, the finale where Rachel gets off the plane (made me cry!) from care4pets

    I've seen every episode of each season from day one of this ground-breaking series, plus own all the DVDs. Sex and the City simply rocks for women. It's fabulous watching these four Manhattan single girls twist, turn, and stumble their way through ... from burnafterreading - liked from emilys's entry

    This show, now a cult-classic, was overlooked during its airtime due to Fox's terrible marketing. But a movie is now in the works, and the show's characters are absolutely hilarious. If you think you know about humor, you have to love this show. Michael Cera, Will Arnett, David Cross, Portia de Rossi, Jason Bateman (former Teen Wolf). Say what? from korealize

    An American comedy-drama that chronicles the rise of Vincent Chase, a young A-list film star, and his childhood friends from Queens, New York City, as they navigate the unfamiliar terrain of Hollywood, California. from czecheffekt

    So funny! My wife laughs at me laughing at the show more than she laughs at the show itself. But if your sense of humor is subtle and low-key, you'll love these guys! from vizstorm

    This is a great family show. Laughs that will have you rolling on the floor. And who can forget that catchy theme song.. "In West Philidelphia born and raised..." from shawnie_msthang - liked from aliaa_s's entry

    This is a book of science fiction which was created by Douglas Adams. The story in all the series follows the adventures of Arthur Dent, an Englishman who befriends an Alien. Based on this book, a TV series and movies are also made. Anybody with no aversion to science fiction can have a nice time going through the book. Its definitely a well written comedy book. from substance

    I avoided this show for a long time because for some reason I didn't like the commercials. Then I caught one of the 'Rose' episodes. In particular it was the episode that starts with her birthday, and ends up with her father showing up and being more of a wreck than she is. It's absolutely brilliant. from norrathreaver - liked from khivi's entry

    The Flintstones is a classic! Pure, comedic cartooning right from the start. You know you're a fan when you memorize the theme song! *hums* Flintstones, meet the Flintstones, they're a modern stone-age family...from the town of Bedrock, they're a page right out of history. *hums* WATCH WITH YOUR KIDS! You know you want to! :) from care4pets

    Neurotic Jews will always remain lovable and worth at least a guffaw. Think of Woody Allen as an even more rabidly anxious and politically incorrect schmuck, and you have Larry David with his ridiculous ordeals that makes fun of himself as much as others in the show. Gotta love that recent Seinfeld pseudo-reunion too. from korealize