I love South Park, Family Guy, That 70s Show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and the Big Bang Theory! All of them are great comedy shows. Heroes, Prison Break, Survivor, WWE. Reality TV and drama shows.

I love South Park, The Daily Show and Colbert Report.
The O'Reilly Factor and c-span.
Cash Cab
I used to love Meercat Manor before Flower died.
At least it is an interesting mix.

Don't really remember, there's like tons of them. Many cartoon shows and also Simpsons and Family Guy!

I like those shows on TruTv. I like Family Guy, King of the Hill, Intervention

F.R.I.E.N.D.S and Heroes.
And The Simpsons.

American Idol, Survivor, Big Brother, Amazing Race, Criminal Minds, Grey's Anatomy, Law and Order, CI, Dateline, 60 Minutes, Cold Case, Without A Trace, Seinfeld, Family Guy, and that about covers it! I average about twelve hours of TV a week when the reality shows are on!

I have so many but I am only going to discuss a few.:-)

THE WALTONS is still affectionately watched daily by scores of viewers world-wide. Some view the Waltons as a well made, but overly idealized and nostalgic depiction of golden days that in reality weren't really all that golden at all. But for those loyal fans, it was a decade of watching a family grow through hard work, respect and mostly love, something television and t...

I have so many but I am only going to discuss a few.:-)

THE WALTONS is still affectionately watched daily by scores of viewers world-wide. Some view the Waltons as a well made, but overly idealized and nostalgic depiction of golden days that in reality weren't really all that golden at all. But for those loyal fans, it was a decade of watching a family grow through hard work, respect and mostly love, something television and the world, certainly, could use much more of. Good night, John Boy. Good night everyone

SEVEN HEAVEN charts the highs and lows of the large Camden clan, and is one of very few TV dramas designed specifically for the whole family -- and its longevity offers proof that family programming can be highly successful.


TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL wasn't the first TV show with a heavenly theme, but it set a new standard for a compassionate portrayal of Christian themes on television. Roma Downey, with flowing brunette locks and a soft Irish lilt, plays Monica, a divine case-worker sent from town to town to lend an angelic hand. Sometimes it's as simple as helping a dying man reach out to those he loves before it's too late; sometimes she has to face the Devil himself--in the closing episode of the first season, Monica is sent to make sure an AIDS hospice opens despite the opposition of white supremacists being led by Satan (played by John Schneider, formerly of The Dukes of Hazzard). Earthy Della Reese plays Tess, Monica's supervisor, who takes an active role in quite a few cases. Touched by an Angel is unlikely to persuade dubious viewers to join the faith, but though all episodes resolve themselves through the intervention of God and his divine messengers, the show's view of humanity has hope and dignity.

LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE is one of TV's most successful family shows. The series originally ran on NBC from 1974 to 1983, and now, decades later, it continues to provide quality family entertainment thanks to syndication and DVD.

The show is set in the late 19th century and centers on the Ingalls family, who live in the growing pioneer town of Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Hard-working farmer Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon) and his wife, Caroline (Karen Grassle), rely on their devotion to each other and their family to see them through the daily trials of early settlement life.

Lots of people look at the new LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, its creepy nephew, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and its goaty old daddy, Law & Order, and view them the way their producer, Dick Wolf. Law & Orders become very different creations in various stages of development or regression. Take the original series, now in its 12th season. On the police-procedural side, partners Jerry Orbach and Jesse L. Martin haven't established any appreciable rapport; it's only when a patented ''ripped from the headlines'' script is juicy (such as Nov. 28's clever sampling of the P. Diddy-Jennifer Lopez nightclub-shooting incident) that the series sparks.

SOAP OPERA' S WORLD..All My Children, Young and the Restless, One Life to Live, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, Passions, Dallas, Beverly Hills 90210 and One Tree Hill..But these aretoo long to talk about :-)

I dont have a TV but I love the Simpsons.

Mine is a pretty long list. Here it goes:

1) America's Funniest Videos
2) Jay Leno Late Night Show
3) Colbert Report
4) Jon Stewart Show (Just love this and Colbert report too much)
5) Simpson
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Mine is a pretty long list. Here it goes:

1) America's Funniest Videos
2) Jay Leno Late Night Show
3) Colbert Report
4) Jon Stewart Show (Just love this and Colbert report too much)
5) Simpson
6) Heroes
7) Deal or No Deal
8) Ellen DeGeneres
9) Friends
10) Merv Griffin's Crosswords
11) Planet Earth
12) That 70's Show
13) Ugly Betty
14) Just for Laughs
15) Tyra Banks Show
16) Law & Order

I remember so many now, not sure of what I missed.