Ultimate favorite television shows of all time! - Page 2

*Warhorse* · 01-07-2007, 02:32 AM

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Originally Posted by tookie

EYES OF A HAWK AWK AWK

STRENGTH OF A BEAR EAR EAR

haha bravestar was awesome! dunno why, but I always wanted his gun, remember it was like doubled, or something, with two barrels, one at the top and one at the bottom...

WOW!!! You knew Bravestar? That's like totally awesome. I always wanted Thirty Thirty. He was so bad ass.

*That Matt Guy* · 01-07-2007, 03:30 AM

~~LogicDonny~~ · 01-07-2007, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Doctor Strange

MYYYYYYYYYYY EYESSSSSSSSSS!

Flashy.. So many great sitcoms u got there.

Ra · 01-08-2007, 10:35 PM

Okay... *cracks fingers*

- TMNT (2k3 and ye old toon)
- Justice League (Original AND Unlimited)
- Teen Titans
- The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
- Codename: Kids Next Door
- South Park
- Drawn Together
- M*A*S*H
- Harvey Birdman: Attorny at Law
- The Brak Show
- Mythbusters
- Futurama
- Danny Phantom (I thought it was not that good at first, but now I see it's a pretty damn good show)
- Kath and Kim
- The Adventures of Lano and Woodley
- Batman: The Animated Series
- Superman: The Animated Series
- Batman Beyond
- Samurai Jack

...is that too much?

Brian · 01-09-2007, 12:07 AM

Naw, its good to like lots of shows.

I also wanted to add:
Spider-Man: The Animated Series

*raphael_is_cool* · 01-09-2007, 05:12 PM

Ah, TV shows. My big interest. Here comes a big, detailed list in no particular order.

NYPD Blue - although it waned in quality over the years you can't beat the Milch seasons. Sipowicz is one of the best anti-heroes I've ever seen; it was cutting-edge drama; had brilliant story-telling and great performances. (I think Jimmy Smits needs a CSI spin-off, don't you?)

Firefly - everyone knows how great this show is (almost identical to the reasons given above) and all the qualities that make it great just ooze out of Joss Whedon's work. I haven't yet seen Serenity, but I've heard it's excellent, so don't anyone go ruining that for me.

Seinfeld - classic comedy, inspired me very much so in my comedy writing with the ability to make stories out of nothing as long as your characters are solid. George Constanza is one of the greatest sitcom characters ever.

CSI: Miami - it was great for the first two seasons and rapidly went downhill when they tried to make it 'action-packed' to the point of stupidity (no, it wasn't due to Rory Cochrane leaving). So, while the regular character elements got stronger the rest of the show sucked. But I will always love seasons one and two.

Peep Show - don't let the name arouse odd connotations. This is a sitcom shot from people's POVs (giving the show its name), where you get to hear the two protagonists most embarrassing/funny/devious thoughts. Simple setup but made so funny through the situations and spot-on character portrayals. Best sitcom ever.

The Office: An American Workplace (UK title - The US Version) - far surpasses the original UK version (yes, I said it) with a better ensemble cast, character story arcs and some just downright sillyness. Shame it gets the old Seinfeld treatment in the UK (being on past midnight).

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003-present cartoon) - better than I ever imagined it to be. Works really well as individual episodes as well as containing big story arcs. It's great to see some of the old comic stories be 'reimagined' too.

Spooks (MI-5 is the US title) - brilliant drama for the first three series, went downhill for the same reasons as CSI: Miami as they kept trying to up the action ante and left out the more personal stories that were the real key to the tension. Series 4 and 5 just saw it go too far away from the 'this could be real but is hidden behind-the-scenes' setup that worked so well earlier.

More may follow. You have been warned.

*cowabunga14* · 01-09-2007, 08:10 PM

Xena: Warrior Princess
Invader Zim
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
G.I. Joe
Pee-wee's Playhouse
Batman: TAS
TMNT
Robot Chicken
Family Guy
Rocko's Modern Life
Futurama
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
The Tick
Spider-Man
X-Men

01-08-2007, 10:35 PM	#24
Ra It's my desire? Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: In your pants. Posts: 4,441	Okay... cracks fingers - TMNT (2k3 and ye old toon) - Justice League (Original AND Unlimited) - Teen Titans - The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy - Codename: Kids Next Door - South Park - Drawn Together - MASH - Harvey Birdman: Attorny at Law - The Brak Show - Mythbusters - Futurama - Danny Phantom (I thought it was not that good at first, but now I see it's a pretty damn good show) - Kath and Kim - The Adventures of Lano and Woodley - Batman: The Animated Series - Superman: The Animated Series - Batman Beyond - Samurai Jack ...is that too much? __________________ "So. The whole lot of you against little old me? How retarded."*

01-09-2007, 08:10 PM	#27
cowabunga14 Lover of Weird Things Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: CA Posts: 4,014	Xena: Warrior Princess Invader Zim The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. G.I. Joe Pee-wee's Playhouse Batman: TAS TMNT Robot Chicken Family Guy Rocko's Modern Life Futurama The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy The Tick Spider-Man X-Men __________________ How can something so beautiful shine on something so dreadful? Last edited by cowabunga14; 01-09-2007 at 08:12 PM. Reason: O RLY?

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01-09-2007, 12:07 AM	#25
Brian Foot Soldier Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Minnesota Posts: 181	Naw, its good to like lots of shows. I also wanted to add: Spider-Man: The Animated Series

01-09-2007, 05:12 PM	#26
raphael_is_cool Mad Scientist Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: England Posts: 2,151	Ah, TV shows. My big interest. Here comes a big, detailed list in no particular order. NYPD Blue - although it waned in quality over the years you can't beat the Milch seasons. Sipowicz is one of the best anti-heroes I've ever seen; it was cutting-edge drama; had brilliant story-telling and great performances. (I think Jimmy Smits needs a CSI spin-off, don't you?) Firefly - everyone knows how great this show is (almost identical to the reasons given above) and all the qualities that make it great just ooze out of Joss Whedon's work. I haven't yet seen Serenity, but I've heard it's excellent, so don't anyone go ruining that for me. Seinfeld - classic comedy, inspired me very much so in my comedy writing with the ability to make stories out of nothing as long as your characters are solid. George Constanza is one of the greatest sitcom characters ever. CSI: Miami - it was great for the first two seasons and rapidly went downhill when they tried to make it 'action-packed' to the point of stupidity (no, it wasn't due to Rory Cochrane leaving). So, while the regular character elements got stronger the rest of the show sucked. But I will always love seasons one and two. Peep Show - don't let the name arouse odd connotations. This is a sitcom shot from people's POVs (giving the show its name), where you get to hear the two protagonists most embarrassing/funny/devious thoughts. Simple setup but made so funny through the situations and spot-on character portrayals. Best sitcom ever. The Office: An American Workplace (UK title - The US Version) - far surpasses the original UK version (yes, I said it) with a better ensemble cast, character story arcs and some just downright sillyness. Shame it gets the old Seinfeld treatment in the UK (being on past midnight). Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003-present cartoon) - better than I ever imagined it to be. Works really well as individual episodes as well as containing big story arcs. It's great to see some of the old comic stories be 'reimagined' too. Spooks (MI-5 is the US title) - brilliant drama for the first three series, went downhill for the same reasons as CSI: Miami as they kept trying to up the action ante and left out the more personal stories that were the real key to the tension. Series 4 and 5 just saw it go too far away from the 'this could be real but is hidden behind-the-scenes' setup that worked so well earlier. More may follow. You have been warned.