Parks and Rec, and Letterkenny, for me. Two of my absolutely most favorite shows. Both are ridiculous in the own way, but overall uplifting and positive.
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Blackadder (Not series 1)
I watch too much tv:
Ted Lasso
The Good Place
Parks and Rec
The Office
Brooklyn 99
Northern Exposure
Friends
Schittβs Creek
Sherlock
Monty Pythonβs Flying Circus
Fawlty Towers
This tells me I need to watch Northern Exposure, Schittβs Creek, and Fawlty Towers.
And that you need to watch 30 Rock, Community, Scrubs, and Arrested Development.
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Oh, formatting, noβ¦.
Babylon 5.
Every time I watch it Iβm stunned at how relevant it still is.
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Lost track of how many times I've looped Seinfeld.
I've rewatched Haven several times. I love everything about it, the characters, the acting, the writing, the music, and the overall vibe. It somehow manages to be tragic, terrifying, and wholesome, all at once.
Spaced from Simon Pegg and Friends is probably the series i have rewatched the most, was just going to watch it again this week with a friend, it's been a couple years, but it always is good
Seinfeld is a more "family friendly" option.
But Curb Your Enthusiasm can be put on an endless loop, and I'd still laugh my ass off at every episode.
Cheers
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Sopranos.
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All of Star Trek, thanks H&I channel.
MASH
Mad Men
Black Books
Futurama
Also, Disenchanted
Rick & Morty
Father Ted.
- Star Trek (first 5 series)
- MASH
- Stargate SG1
- The Office
- Friends
Regular Show has been one of my go-to rewatches to put on at night.
Deadwood, Californication, MASH, Carole Burnette
I just watched Deadwood and I was so mad that the story just ended leaving everything open after season 3. (Travoltapulpfiction.gif). Season 4 never happend thanks to HBO being HBO. The tv movie (2019) wrapped the story but just wanted to inform about this to other first time watchers.
Early 20 century comedy. Laurel and Hardy, Harold Lloyd, Marx Brothers, and all the rest. Not technically a series; sue me.
King of the Hill
- Friends
- Golden Simpsons Era
- Futurama
- Star Trek TNG/Voyager
- X-files
I have a hard time watching any sitcoms. I can do one watch through but then I feel like I know all the joeks already, which is weird, because that is not an issue with me for futurama for example. Have to agree about TNG
"Gravity Falls"! Great to watch with the kids, too. (:
Many good series mentioned, I want to add: Community
Bobβs Burgers
I like how every single character is incredibly weird in at least one way, but their weirdness is usually a source of joy and hardly ever used as the butt of a joke.
Venture Bros
Seinfeld
Ken Burns' Baseball
Firefly
M.A.S.H.
Itβs a gorram shame how few Firefly episodes there are.
Agree, but also think it might kind of be a part of what makes it great. Didn't go so long to get ruined. Gave us just enough to love it and imagine what could have been. Everyone gets to have their own fantasies of where it might have gone next.
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I love to turn on the 24-hr adult swim of venture bros and just drop into an episode.