TV Shows: Every One I've Ever Seen [incomplete]

Never seen Late Night with Conan O'Brien? SHAME on you!

Where is 'Columbo'?

Had to say this somewhere and vent my anger..

Lizzie Bardsley is a m*****f****** c***! On this week's Fit Club she was nothing but an arrogant array of chav-o-rama and she needs a big slap! :)

That's a crazy list how on Earth did you manage to compile it all up ? Anyway, I will now offer of few comments... Allo Allo simply loved it so silly favorite characters were probably Michelle from la Résistance "Listen carefully as I will say this only once" and of course Lt Grüber and his little tank and well, all of them actually
3rd rock from the sun, I got to catch on the BBC once in a while, it's a shame it never was properly broadcasted on belgian or french channels
Ok, I'll stick to commenting on TV series cos I've seen most of the cartoons and kids' shows and quizz shows too as I do watch BBC much more than my fellow belgians but then this comment would never end
AbFab hmm, never really was a big fan and last Christmas special episode was a bit of letdown, wasn't it ? Saffy's hubby having many wives was a sad joke and the end shot when they sit in the furniture shop window was no surprise
Ant & Dec are gay and they sleep together, don't they ?
Oh, what's the "science for kids" show called that I caught the other sunday morning featuring a cute blonde and a very yummy indian-type girl explaining air pressure and why some animals walk on water and can you tell me the name of those two presenters ?
Bruce Forsyth looks creepy, doesn't he ? It's like he's got fake hair and a fake nose and most definitely a fake chin
Ah, the big Dennis the Menace debate... I side with British Dennis cos he's simply much cooler and he's got great pets, do you care about this debate ?
Ok, I'll finish here by telling you that my favorite SClub girl was Tina

As for that science show with the two cute presenters I saw that about six weeks ago on a sunday morning on the BBC 2 children's show, the show with the monkey puppet with half an ear that grunts instead of speaking like real puppets should, like Aardvark, he can talk well Mister Blobby doesn't technically talk but he's not really a puppet

Never Seen Room101?

Alf ?

Not seen Empty Nest? Nah, nah!

Did you see the 2006 Celebrity Big Brother - incredible. I find the celebs far more provocative and outspoken than real people.

Great to see Buffy and Angel there; I'm hoping that since you've seen both, you dug them.

I have some recommendations:

Firefly - Yeah, this one's no surprise coming from me, Mr. Browncoat. But it's an excellent series with incredibly great production values, genius dialogue, well-developed characters, and it's just all-around brilliant. It's like Star Trek from the point of view of the criminals the Starfleet Federation track down (except here they're called the Anglo-Sino Alliance).

Veronica Mars - I've only seen the first season (the series is in its second right now, and since I can't find the episodes to download anywhere, I'm gonna unfortunately have to wait for the S2 box set), but it's a great series. It's drawn many parallels to Buffy, in that it's the story of a resourceful, clever, and sarcastic teen who has to deal with a troubled past and unending mysteries. But they really are two very different shows; and almost on par with one another...though Buffy comes out on top.

Lost - I'm only four discs into the first season thus far, but it is absolutely brilliant. I tried to avoid it at first because I was sure it would be just like J.J. Abrams' other series, Alias, in that it had false characters with false emotions and focused primarily on the puzzles at hand. Thank God I was wrong. It's a genius character drama with an amazingly twisty plot and background details one has to scour to find. You just can't casually watch this. You have to pay rapt attention to what's going on in the foreground and the background. Once you get into this, it doesn't let go. It devours you!

Arrested Development - The best sitcom in television history. It's unrelentingly hilarious and with brilliant characters, though its last four episodes are airing this week. :'( Hopefully, Showtime or ABC will pick it up, as they have showed interest...I'm praying...

EDIT: Whoops, just noticed you said this list was wildly out of date. Thus, you may have seen some--if not all--of my recommendations. Ah, well. Plus, Angel is listed twice.

Wezzo, whats your opinon on two and a half men, i'm really warming to it. i expected it to be light harmless fun, but with a 15 rating, theres some good jokes in there, great writting in parts, you like it ?