Favourite TV shows

can be past or present , you can also list as many as you want to.

mine are

Family Guy
Friends
Simpsons
Big Bang Theory
Impractical Jokers

Babylon 5. Series 2 to 4 were superb.

Breaking Bad
Prison Break
The Walking Dead
24
Sons Of Anarchy
Banshee
The Inbetweener
Family Guy
American Dad
South Park

Loads more i can't think of right now.

Absolute Best 3
Breaking Bad
24
Life on Mars

Classic favourite 3
Friends
Red Dwarf
Only Fools and Horses

Current - Grimm, Supernatural, Sherlock, Continuum

Classics - IT Crowd, Red Dwarf, Father Ted

Cartoons - Spiderman and his amazing friends, South Park, Family Guy, Simpsons

plus Cowboy Buliders.

The Practice

Boardwalk Empire
The Americans
Black Mirror (Hopefully new series coming soon)

Past

Prison Break
Lost
24(although i hear they are doing another series).

Present

Strike Back
Arrow
Revolution
The Walking Dead

All time:

Breaking Bad
Prison Break
Lost

Present:

The Walking Dead
Homeland
Dr Who

A three-part Scandinavian drama that's just finished on BBC 4, "Don't Ever Wipe Tears Without Gloves", was bloody brilliant in my opinion.

Superbly written and superbly acted.

Always had you down as a Love Thy Neighbour man Duty.

still dont get how anybody could like lost after the way it went and finished. i did really enjoy it for a few seasons, then bared with it for a few before grinding through it to find out answers only to be extremely disappointed

some of my favorites

sopranos
24
sons of anarchy
breaking bad
boardwalk empire
game of thrones
the killing
the tunnel
newsroom
this is england (just to get one British show in)

as you can see most of them are more recent series, really do think that tv has massively improved in recent years. mainly because the influx of top american shows. only could really think of this is england as a British show that i really enjoyed

Breaking Bad
The Sopranos
The Wire
The West Wing
Pointless
15 to 1
The Thick of It

compelling and rich wrote:some of my favorites

sopranos
24
sons of anarchy
breaking bad
boardwalk empire
game of thrones
the killing
the tunnel
newsroom
this is england (just to get one British show in)

as you can see most of them are more recent series, really do think that tv has massively improved in recent years. mainly because the influx of top american shows. only could really think of this is england as a British show that i really enjoyed

I thought broadchurch as a British show was excellent, a very well written thriller

missed broadchurch, heard good things but never seem to get into british dramas

They are remaking it in the states, David Tennant is set to reprise his role as the Police Inspector however the role of his female side kick is to be played by Breaking Bad’s Anna Gunn (Skyler White).

Rowley wrote:Always had you down as a Love Thy Neighbour man Duty.

And you'd be right Rowley! Delightful non-PC 70s fare.

Aye, I'll have an 'alf!   

Duty281 wrote:

Rowley wrote:Always had you down as a Love Thy Neighbour man Duty.

And you'd be right Rowley! Delightful non-PC 70s fare.

Aye, I'll have an 'alf!   

You really annoy me.

ONETWOFOREVER wrote:

Duty281 wrote:

Rowley wrote:Always had you down as a Love Thy Neighbour man Duty.

And you'd be right Rowley! Delightful non-PC 70s fare.

Aye, I'll have an 'alf!   

You really annoy me.

Wondered how long it would be before you stuck your head through the door.

Just remember the racism on the show was 50/50, and it was often the white guy that was portrayed as an idiot on this show.

Delightful stuff! Some episodes on youtube if you want to have a gander.

Mmmm?

Two Ronnies
Fawlty Towers
The A Team
Auf Wiedersehen Pet
Fools & Horses
Simpsons
MOTD
Grandstand
The Office

A bit like buses - wait for ages and then two come along at once.   

Really enjoyed the first part of Lucan last week, well evocative of the '70s era and, from my reading, the different characters involved. It concludes tonight and clashes with the start of The Great Train Robbery, another true life crime drama I've been looking forward to.

Anyone see Lucan or The Great Train Robbery last night?

From the nil response to my last post, I guess not. A pity. I thought both were excellent. At this last stage, two of my favourite programmes of 2013.

An interesting and plausible solution to ''what did happen to Lucan'' offered although not entirely bought by yours truly. Meanwhile, the contrasting light humour and dark menace of the train robbers brilliantly shown.

Both recommended if you do get a chance to see them. The backgrounds and build ups to the crimes were well set out meaning an existing knowledge was not essential.