[kristine25]

Lots of silly threads here the last couple of days. Keeps me entertained. What do you think was the best TV show ever?<br><br>
Me. Hands down Ally McBeal. It was one of those great watercooler shows. I developed a couple of great friendships talking about that show. It make you cry, it made you laugh your a$$ off, and it made everyone who watched it forgive Robert Downey Jr. for all his drug use!!!

 

[pcsronbo]

Space above and beyond

 

[BethR]

I would be hardpressed to choose between Seinfeld and MASH.<br>
The Office comes very close.

 

[Doug33]

The Andy Griffith Show. Who wouldn't want an Aunt Bea taking care of us?

 

[RunningForT3]

So hard to decide...<br>
Friends, MASH, Seinfeld, Lost...

 

[ForceD]

1. Seinfeld<br>
2. M*A*S*H<br>
3. Cheers

 

[LeftRightRepeat]

Best ever - dunno. Times change. Show's I've made a point of seeing during their hayday...
<ul><li>Happy Days (Yes, I'm old)</li>
<li>30 Something</li>
<li>Seinfeld</li>
<li>Ed</li>
<li>Early seasons of St. Elsewhere and ER</li>
<li>Boston Legal</li>
<li>Friday Night Lights</li>
</ul>
More.

 

[melistic]

Dukes of Hazzard<br><br>
Friends...Thursdays, never the same.

 

[Tri-Tammy]

Seinfeld, Mash, Friends

 

[ForceD]

<span style="font-family:'Times New Roman';"><span style="font-size:medium;">Oooo…LRR…my wife and I really like FNL too. Discussing it after Friday's episode with her I declared that Tim Riggins is the most resilient character in just about any TV show ever. He takes what anybody throws at him and he bounces right back. I came to this conclusion (that is if the show continues): When Tim Riggins graduates…and he will graduate just barely…scholastically he won’t be able to go to college. Maybe he just won’t feel like going to college. So, he ends up in the Army or USMC and thrives because the military gives his life structure and stability that he hasn’t had. He gets shipped to Baghdad (and possibly ends up getting killed) and earns The Congressional Medal of Honor.</span></span><br><br><span style="font-family:'Times New Roman';"><span style="font-size:medium;">Dan</span></span>

 

[juliemboyle]

Melrose Place<br>
Friday Night Lights<br>
Sex & the City<br>
Sopranos<br>
Boston Legal<br><br>
Now:<br>
Inside the NFL<br>
Damages<br>
The Closer<br>
Friday Night Lights

 

[caffeinated]

Northern Exposure<br>
X-files<br>
Star Trek: Voyager<br>
Magnum PI<br>
Gilmore Girls<br><br>
Was really enjoying "Journeyman" before the writers strike. Now I read it won't be back.

 

[melistic]

Northern Exposure, I forgot that one<br>
I'm getting lost now. Does Quantum Leap go here or in the embarrassed to like category?

 

[Brew_Dad]

The Simpsons<br>
Family Guy<br>
Star Trek TNG was a staple of late night tv in college

 

[MBannon]

First few years of X-Files<br>
Friends<br>
Seinfeld<br>
Simpsons<br>
A-Team (I was the right age)

 

[hobey]

Seinfeld<br>
First few seasons of Friends<br>
X-Files<br>
Family Guy (I love Stewie) - Maybe this should go in the other thread<br>
Little House on the Prairie

 

[rottensquirrel]

Hill St. Blues<br>
X Files<br>
St. Elsewhere<br>
The Shield

 

[caffeinated]

The X-files lost me about mid season 5. I used to post on a usenet newsgroup dedicated to the X-files. I'm a geek from way back.

 

[LeftRightRepeat]

Another that I was really stuck to... Twin Peaks. (And if you're not old enough to remember it, no, it wasn't porn.)

 

[txdave13]

Easy, Magnum PI.<br><br>
It had EVERYTHING. Sweet cars, great locale, a sense of humour, real drama, action, hot chicks, cameraderie, and guns. I was a little young (OK too young) to get the Vietnam references, but they gave me a Cliff Notes version of the war and a frame of reference when I got old enough. Even today when I hear about Sen. McCain being a POW in Vietnam, it is Thomas, TC, and Rick that I picture.<br><br>
And I'm not sure, but I think that the ladies found Tom Selleck to be OK looking.