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

    I have had DirecTV for 6 years and I wouldn't stay with a service that didn't get me everything I want. I have been watching this company grow over the years and they have been very aggressive in promoting themselves. Fortunately DirecTV lives up to ... from boomerblogger

    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

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    Just finished Season 1. Entertaining TV show. Think there are some mistakes in the show... like why on earth could Sylar rise up after being shot by Parkman... but the main storyline insists on him being "killable" because he didn't get to the Cheerleader. Also the whole hearing one's thoughts thing was a bit too erratic for Peter Petrelli. I digress though. The show is extremely entertaining. I watched all the episodes in a week! And Hiro Nakamura is adorable! from cham

    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

    I started watching this show because I loved SIx Feet Under so much and Michael C. Hall had just started this series. I was surprised to find that even after just the first episode I was totally hooked. It's a very dark show with well written characters and the premise itself is facinating...a serial killer who works for the Miami police department and only kills other killers. from furryfriendsri

    Over the years I've watched a lot of TV, enjoying a wide range of genres. Comedy, sci-fi, drama, etc. Many have come and gone, I've missed them, but I know there will be shows next season to take their place, some better, some worse. The Television ... from tau_zero

    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

    Though this is a remake of an 80's tv show, this is not your dad's Battlestar Gallactica. Sadly, the series came to an end, but I recommend checking it out. The new version started out as a mini series on the scifi channel. Most scifi channel ... from hurricane

    My favorite of all of the Star Trek series. Yes, I even prefer it to the original. The firs couple of seasons were pretty awful, but starting around season 3 it became one of the best science fictions shows on TV ever. Coincidentally, I believe this ... from laurence - liked from prabhubala'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

    (2001-present) - Premiering shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks, the real-time action-packed show follows counter-terrorist agent Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) as he risks life and limb to save the country from baddies bent on destroying it. Controversial for Bauer's use of torture tactics, the drama was also ahead of its time for giving the country its first African-American President in the beloved David Palmer (Dennis Haysbert). from theintriguing1

    FRINGE is the North American science-fiction-drama television series that follows FBI Agent Olivia Dunham, Consultant Peter Bishop and science explorer extraordinaire Doctor Walter Bishop as they search for clues to the series of bizarre and horrific crimes inflicted on the world. The world that we know. from weaver