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What TV shows do you love?

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Posted by: TaylorCS

7th Apr 2021 10:51am

What TV shows do you love?

What's your favourite show right now? From your childhood? What's your favourite of all time?

Comments 48

Rheymart32242622
  • 10th Feb 2022 12:20pm

Spongebob is my all-time favorite.

Arya31674906
  • 24th Nov 2021 12:23pm

I think B99 and Psych would have to be all-time favourites, but I do rewatch the original Criminal Minds whenever possible

AdelaideM
  • 30th Apr 2021 11:27am

I'm currently loving Masterchef, I think it's exactly the kind of wholesome content I need as it comes into winter and I'm getting tired and just wanting to curl up in front of the TV.
That said, the new Netflix series Shadow and Bone was amazing, the special effects were great and I really enjoyed the characters and the behind-the-scenes stuff.
Buffy is probably both my favourite of all time and my childhood favourite - throughout my teen years I watched it with my mum, and even now if we're wanting something to watch we'll chuck a quick episode on!

Kiki Chiki
  • 16th Apr 2021 07:10pm

i've been rewatching the golden girls for a simple laugh. its still funny, although some of the jokes are a little outdated now.

Shaymariff
  • 12th Apr 2021 10:22am

I go in and out of tv shows a lot but I do want to continue watching Supernatural, The Big Bang Theory and Brooklyn 99.

Fiona_13
  • 11th Apr 2021 07:48pm

What TV shows do you love? : I go in and out of watching reality tv, sometimes I watch a season of Masterchef, I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, used to watch earlier NCIS, CSI (all versions), House MD, Law & Order (all versions) etc

What's your favourite show right now? Still liking Lucifer, Love Alarm, New Amsterdam and Zoey's Incredible Playlist
From your childhood? MASH, Spellbinder, Ocean Girl, Rugrats, The Nanny
What's your favourite of all time? Tough, top few. Doctor Who, JAG, Charmed, Law & Order: CI

Angieg
  • 11th Apr 2021 12:56am

Favourite TV shows from childhood: Bewitched, The Flintstones, The Brady Bunch, Countdown, Hey Hey It's Saturday, A Country Practice, E Street, Young Talent Time.
Favourite TV show now: Australian Survivor, Masterchef, The Office, Parks and Recreation, Anh's Brush With Fame, Insight, Have You Been Paying Attention and Gogglebox. Also, most British comedies as I love the wit.
Favourite TV show of all time: Cannot decide between Seinfeld, Friends, Offspring and A Place To Call Home.

pjohnw
  • 10th Apr 2021 11:01pm

As a child i loved THE BANANA SPLITS, F TROOP and also H.R. PUFFNSTUFF, as i got older it was COUNTDOWN , IT AIN'T HALF HOT MUM, FAULTY TOWERS and DR. WHO.
Then BLUE HEELERS, A COUNTRY PRACTICE , ALL SAINTS and THE BILL,
These days it's A.F.L. , NCIS, NCIS LA and LAW AND ORDER SVU.
Favourite show of all time???, A toss up between THE HIGH CHAPARELL, and MATLOCK POLICE.

samjohn5
  • 10th Apr 2021 10:22pm

We don't watch much regular television and prefer the convenience of Netflix/Stan so that we can watch what we want, when we want to watch it and without the ads. However, we are currently watching our way through the Ultimate Tag episodes on catch-up tv and we are all enjoying it. On Netflix/Stan, as a family we like series like Friends and The Nanny. For adult viewing, hubby and I watch a wide variety - currently The Handmaids Tale which is almost a little too sci-fi for our liking, but somehow the characters and plot make it believable.

Grandma
  • 10th Apr 2021 03:13pm

Just started the second season of 'Keeping Faith' on the ABC, as long as you have a reasonable ear for the Welsh accent it's fabulous. My husband tried again this season but can't get the accent, then again he has problems with the Scots accent. It's a bit dark but also heartwarming, give it a go.
As a child we didn't have T.V. but our neighbours across the road did - my favourite Rin Tin Tin.
Hard to say all time favourite but probably Poirot starring David Suchet

Mar
  • 10th Apr 2021 02:42pm

As a child, loved Star Trek reruns. Now I keep going back to Law and Order, any and all of them.

Mar
  • 10th Apr 2021 01:25pm

As a child, loved Star Trek reruns. Now I keep going back to Law and Order, any and all of them.

marktime
  • 10th Apr 2021 11:10am

We didn't get TV until my teens and then it was ABC only for some years so i am still a big ABC person
back then Dave Allen , the Two Ronnies were big and can still watch Porridge and Open all Hours .
F Troop . Dad used to get in on the Act with S is for Sausage etc when younger brother was watching Sesame Street. Would have to Throw in Countdown as well.
Really like Silent Witness at present.

lynneeime
  • 9th Apr 2021 08:15pm

I have so many favourite tv programs. As a child we used to watch Mr Squiggles, Lost In Space, Play School, Thunderbirds, any British Comedys as we came from England and Dr. Who. As we started to grow up I oved Little House on the Praire, Division 4, Matlock etc and now as a retired person, I love the News programs, NCIS, NCIS Los Angeles, The Rookie, Home and Away and any real life Ambulance - Emergency programmes. If I could I would write down all my programs that I love but there are too many to type.

mustang6000
  • 9th Apr 2021 07:13pm

I am not a big TV watcher, my favourite program is Antiques Roadshow, I enjoy the places they visit, the history that turns up and just the beautiful things people bring to the show. The only other things I watch are a good documentary or current affairs type programs.

kim80
  • 9th Apr 2021 10:50am

Also current favs:
Julie and the Phantoms
Ginny and Georgia
Schitts Creek

kim80
  • 9th Apr 2021 10:50am

Childhood:
Full House
Hanging with Mr Cooper
Family Matters

Now:
Stranger Things
Younger
Fuller House
Nailed It

kim80
  • 9th Apr 2021 10:48am

Childhood:
Full House
Hanging with Mr Cooper
Family Matters

Now:
Stranger Things
Younger
Fuller House
Nailed It

4960
  • 9th Apr 2021 09:49am

The TV shows I love are NCIS , NCIS Los Angeles, Charmed both the original and remake series, Medium. My favourite show right now is NCIS.

Shania32090215
  • 9th Apr 2021 08:10am

My all time favourite show is Gilmore Girls.
Some of my other favourites are Big Bang Theory, Criminal Minds, Pretty Little Liars, Grey's Anatomy, The Vampire Diaries and Brooklyn 99

Jude30693100
  • 8th Apr 2021 09:40pm

My fave all time show is L.A. Law. There are so many other great shows including Gilmore Girls, Schitts Creek, Parks and Recreation, The Office (US) and Modern Family.

Mammabear
  • 8th Apr 2021 09:00pm

Gogglebox! Apart from the characters and the fun they are having, we also get a sneaky peak at shows we may have missed and can follow up later. Perfect infotainment.

chuckles
  • 8th Apr 2021 08:45pm

I like the Travel Guides.As a kid it was The Thunderbirds and world of sport on channel 7 in the 1960's.
Benny hill was a family favourite.I liked Brittas Empire,Men Behaving Badly, and Monty Python.Ripping Yarns by Michael Palin is also a favourite.

PGS
  • 8th Apr 2021 06:29pm

Childhood shows - how young are you going?
Owly School
Mr Squiggle

Little later-
Anything Hanna Barbera
Get Smart
F Troop

Division 4
Matlock
Homicide
Hawaii 5-O (original)

M*A*S*H
Dave Allen at Large
Morcombe & Wise
2 Ronnies

Now I can't be bothered.

wildfiress
  • 8th Apr 2021 06:06pm

My favourite childhood show was fresh Prince of bel air. I loved the comedy and the importance of family. Now my favourite is vikings and the crown. I love the history it shows and how life was so long ago.

El
  • 8th Apr 2021 05:56pm

At this moment don't mind Amazing Grace. Did love Packed to the Rafters, Offspring, Secret Life of Us, A Place to call Home. As a child remember rushing home to watch Lost in Space. One of my favourites of all time would be The Big Bang Theory.

Rubytwoshoes
  • 8th Apr 2021 05:40pm

My favourite TV show from my childhood is "Lost In Space". I couldn't wait to get home and watch this after school, even though it was originally seen on our old black and white TV. I just loved all of the Robinson family, although I am sure I am not the only young girl to have had a crush on Major Don West. The robot was so realistic back then, and the special effects were great. How far we've come in the FX arena- it is magical now. I couldn't wait to see the episodes on a colour TV. To this day I am still a fan- even of the spin off Movie and new TV series. Such good memories of a happy time. I think this is the reason I am such a science fiction fan to this day.

melsdestiny
  • 8th Apr 2021 05:30pm

I have fallen in love with the new 90210 recently. It was one of my favourite shows growing up, and I've loved the new version just as much!!

kelster83
  • 8th Apr 2021 05:11pm

I just finished The Office which I loved and now starting New Amsterdam

donny
  • 8th Apr 2021 05:10pm

iN MY CHILDHOOD (THE 1960S) I LOVED THE UNTOUCHABLES, TWILIGHT ZONE AND THE WESTERNS (INC RIFLEMAN, CISCO KID,WAGONTRAIN,RAWHIDE). IN THE 1970S, IT WAS INCREDIBLE HULK; BUT FAVOURITE OF ALL TIME WOULD BE TWILIGHT ZONE

tsre0001
  • 8th Apr 2021 04:40pm

British comedy - so much more relatable than American.
Enjoy The Chase before the News. Love Gardening Australia. Watch Spicks & Specks reruns nearly every night before turning to Netflix as there is not much on....
As a child I loved the Cisco Kid!!! As an adult Fawlty Towers.
Definitely cannot stand reality programs or soap operas.

ml1956
  • 8th Apr 2021 04:37pm

I love anything that is not a cooking show or reality TV or a soap but do love drama's but they are on so late at night on free to air TV these days I no longer watch as I am heading to bed as at 9 pm no longer wanting to watch TV. I do catch up sometime on catch TV. They give us extra free to air TV but you don't get the new sessions on these channels at a reasonable time. So I have to admit looking at subscription TV when the budget allows it.

Merddyn
  • 8th Apr 2021 03:46pm

Documentaries and educational programs. NO stupid reality programs. British comedy always been favourite - Telegoons, Monty Python, Faulty Towers and probabaly best show is Dr Who

Timbo
  • 8th Apr 2021 03:06pm

I think my favourite TV shows of all time were Fawlty Towers and Yes, Minister. The first because it was so outrageously funny and expressed the annoyance we all feel at times but can't give vent to our feelings and the second because I worked in the Public Service most of my working life and I know just how close to the truth this came. Fortunately though, we have escaped the TV trap and haven't even owned a TV for the last 25 years or so.

EileenW1
  • 8th Apr 2021 02:29pm

At the moment I am hooked on "The Serpent" on Netflix. I remember the news stories back in the 70s and then reading Richard Neville's brilliant book "Serpentine". I was glued to reports when Sobraj was finally captured. This series is incredibly true to events and the acting is just wonderful with people speaking the actual languages they conversed in. Yes it is subtitled into English when that happens. By contrast I am also addicted to "The Great British Sewing Bee", which I discovered by mistake after recording it instead of my planned programme. It is just so adorable with amateur sewers, both men and women competitively making given garments in a short time period. No crime, no violence, no bitchiness, no drugs, no sex. A peaceful change from my usual TV viewing.

nennerb
  • 8th Apr 2021 02:22pm


i loved buffy and angel growing up and now im into Harrow

lightning1955
  • 8th Apr 2021 02:16pm

My favourite childhood show was Rifleman. My favourite show right now is Bones. And my all time favourite Criminal Minds.

Anonymous
  • 8th Apr 2021 01:41pm

I’m loving rewatching Lucifer and Castle with my teenagers right now.

Shane54
  • 8th Apr 2021 01:41pm

my favourite show right now is FBI, and my childhood fav is Hogans Heroes and my all time fav is I Dream Of Jennie .

LMO
  • 8th Apr 2021 01:04pm

Little House on the Prairie was my favorite childhood TV show. We have bought the entire season on DVD and love watching it over and over again. My 15year old also likes it.

Anonymous
  • 8th Apr 2021 12:46pm

I’m loving rewatching Lucifer and Castle with my teenagers right now.

JRR
  • 8th Apr 2021 12:45pm

Right now it's Outlanders and from my childhood Alias Smith and Jones as a tiny tot it was Gilligans Island.

Tazzyd
  • 8th Apr 2021 11:41am

Ncis
Home and away
Cold case
Naboures

keyz12
  • 8th Apr 2021 10:56am

Gilmore Girls... Started watching with my 16 year old daughter and we both got hooked 😃

Like watching NCIS, Rizolli and Isles, Murdoch Mysteries and Other mysteries

Burnt Out Digger
  • 8th Apr 2021 06:55am

Harrow, I find this to be a rather interesting program, and look forward to watching on the ABC each week.

Simran32053136
  • 7th Apr 2021 08:59pm

Tom and Jerry

jtmorri
  • 7th Apr 2021 08:46pm

At the moment we are watching Ru Pauls Drag Race, going through all the seasons when a new program isn't on. We have also recently watched Romulus, which although in an old form of Latin has subtitles and is easy to keep up with as the characters don't speak too quickly.
My favourite shows are usually comedy programs. I really liked The Witcher and am looking forward to the second instalment, but I don't have a favourite show of all time.

Charlene31425694
  • 7th Apr 2021 07:37pm

I love soooooo many shows.

Currently I'm binge watching Santa Clarita Diet for the 3rd time. I love it, and am so saddened that there's no more seasons.

Favourite of all time, Friends.

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