Your favourite TV show?

So what's your favourite TV show? I try not to watch too much TV, but one show I've been following since it started and try not to miss is Prison Break.

What do you try not too miss?

Comments

[lynn]

24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24

did I mention I like 24?

[andy goodliff]

west wing, although its now finished. so i'm enjoying aaron sorkin's new show 'studio 60' and i'm also still enjoying 'lost'

[Wood Street Girl]

I will not miss Spooks. The only other programme I would not miss was when the BBC did Pride and Predjudice.

[emma]

Easy..... 24!!!!

[brodie]

Lynn & Emma - I must be one of the very few people never to have seen even one episode of 24. What can I say it's my instict to move away from the crowd!

[brodie]

Andy - never heard of studio 60. What channel is this show on?

[brodie]

WSG - The first series of Spooks was fab, the others have fallen far short of this IMHO.

[andy goodliff]

Studio 60 isn't over here yet ... ;-) The second series of Spooks was good too. I watched the first few series of 24, but have lately felt its just neo-conservative propoganda. I saw the first series of prison break and began to watch the second, but it clashes with ER and I've got bored of trying to tape it. I must also mention House, which is back on this thursday, channel 5, 9pm. unmissable!

[John Smulo]

I watch Prison Break every week. Though 24 is probably my favorite. I'm getting into Soprano's as well nowadays.

[f]

Been pondering a tv-shows I watch style blogpost for a few weeks now. Because of our locations, we've relied over the last few years on DVDs. Sopranos, Bones and Arrested Development have been the big hits - but nothing has replaced the hole left my Buffy/Angel. We tried Lost, Grey's Anatomy and 24, but they didn't capture the imagination.

[Brodie]

Andy - I've caught House a couple of times and yes it's a good show. I guess one of the reasons Prison Break works for me is that it's on my day off. I'm often out in the evenings so watching a regular show does not always work.

[Paul]

i've never seen any of 24 either...

there looks to be a good series on sci-fi coming to channel 5 called Heros which i'd like to have the time to check out more

[Nodrog]

Hmmm,

Got into Prison Break when our boy was just weeks old - mid-season, and didn't manage to catch every ep from then, but would love to keep up with it. Sadly time doesn't allow (or priorities).

Lost is/was fab but though we are a multichannel household this does not include Sky One - and if reports are to be believed, we may lose Sky Three just in time to miss Lost Season 3 :-(

My absolute favourite, no question, in any version/incarnation (though I can pick holes in it with the best of them) is....

Doctor Who.

Fairly moral hero, no sex, family viewing, can be set anywhere anytime - what's not to like? (Oh yeah, and you can buy coffee from the Tardis if you go to Glasgow!)

[Brodie]

John - Sopranos has also been very popular in the UK

[Brodie]

Fernando - what amazes me is that despite us being in different parts of the world we're all talking about the same shows!

[Brodie]

Nodrog - ah good old Dr Who. Must admit my boys are looking forward to the new series. That said there were a coupld of episodes last time that we did not let them see as we thought them too scarry etc.

[Margaret Sutherland]

I watch all sorts of things - House, West Wing, Desperate Housewives, documentaries (good documentaries are my favourite), Your Are What You Eat, 10 Years Younger - but I happily miss all and any of them.

[f]

yes - i'm getting emails from friends in New Zeland and India about what is happening in the current (live) series of American Idol!

[Brodie]

Margaret - I think its healthy to have the attitude "I like this programme, but I'll happily miss it if I've something else on".