Hercule Poirot wih suchet and Nero Wolfe with Chaykin!

New one on tonight.

and the Mentalist.

I can quote that chapter and verse.

Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Rome, House of Cards, Peaky Blinders, Walking Dead, Oz, Manhunter, Boardwalk Empire…

Quite a few really…

Phenomenal cast - and followed so many of that cast into ‘Justified!’
Loved them so much I’ve got the Blu-ray sets of both! 😁👍

Phenomenal cast - and followed so many of that cast into ‘Justified!’
Loved them so much I’ve got the Blu-ray sets of both! 😁👍

I have been watching this instead of tRumps abuse to the world .

The Good Wife

NCIS
NCIS:Origins (starting 3rd season )

NCIS Los Angeles

In Plain Sight

Working on
Homicide : Life on the Streets


Elementary and The Good Wife i have on dvd .
I have 11 seasons of NCIS

The rest are televised , and are on repeat .




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CIS Crime Scene Investigation
Also televised , enjoy Ted Danson contribution to the series


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The Rockford Files

It’s always playing somewhere , sometime


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I missed so much the first time - the crimes could be complicated.
The draw for me though is the unique relationship between Sherlock and Joan. TV usually only serves up passion as the end all. This one is so different and mature.

The West Wing - somewhat tainted now with the arrest of Timothy Busfield, portrayer of reported Danny Concannon
Poldark
Call The Midwife
All Creautures Great and Small (the current version)
Grey's Anatomy
Star Trek TOS, TNG, and Voyager
Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue

Midsomer Murders
Law & Order (the original one)

No need to mention a particular series.

Babylon 5

I just completed a second run of the first season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.

Generation Kill
Overlord
Magnum PI

Also Grimm
Editing to add Dead Like Me and Orphan Black, can't leave them out.

Did you see my post about it in the Streaming Services forum about a year back?

Great show! I think I missed your post about it, I ought to check out the Streaming Service forum for good stuff.

Watched it twice.

After everything they went through.

I think that there was a remake of the series a few years back but I haven't watched it yet.

Key Details of the 2005 Reboot:
Premise: Focused on Kolchak investigating supernatural crimes, driven by the mysterious murder of his wife.
Cast: Featured Stuart Townsend as Carl Kolchak, Gabrielle Union as Perri Reed, and Eric Jungman as Jain.
Tone: Shifted from the original's lighthearted, campy tone to a more serious, gritty, and serialized approach.
Production: Produced by Frank Spotnitz and aimed to capitalize on the supernatural popularity created by The X-Files.
Reception: While it garnered a small cult following, it failed to capture the charm of the original and was canceled prematurely.
IMDb
IMDb
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Other Projects:
Johnny Depp: Has expressed interest over the years in producing/starring in a film remake.
Reddit/Fan Proposals: Discussions have surfaced regarding potential new adaptations, including focusing on a "legacy" character.

The X Files. It's too bad that they couldn't complete the circle.

And of course, I've seen every episode of Star Trek (TOS) multiple times over the years, most of them probably 4-5 times.

Young Sheldon, Game of Thrones, Peaky Blinders, and Sherlock Holmes (Benedict version) I've watched through twice.

Shows I've watched the whole series (once): Breaking Bad, Downton Abbey, Monk, The Closer, Major Crimes, Burn Notice, Castle, Bones, Elementary, Rizzoli & Isles, Grimm, Vampire Diaries, Seinfeld (but only saw ALL of them a couple years ago)

I've never watched the The West Wing (but plan to!), The Sopranos, The Wire, or Deadwood (but may eventually ). I've also only seen a couple L&O and NCIS and X-Files episodes, ever, same goes for Friends.

Come to think of it, I honestly barely watched TV from 1987-2007. The only things I watched often were South Park, Married w/Children, Simpsons, Seinfeld, and SNL.

No Star Trek: The Next Gen?

Blacklist, Boston Legal, Weeds, Landman, I'm currently watching Paradise which I will probably watch again 😄 I always miss a few things the 1st time.

Betty White was fabulous in it, wasn't she?

Absolutely, lots of familiar faces. James Spader is awesome in that and Blacklist. I just read that him and JFK Jr were good friends since high school. Anyway, I rewatched a lot of shows during the pandemic. One thing America does well- TV and movies.

and perhaps the shocker:

The Good Wife

Quite a few Bones episodes were watched more than once.

... Deadwood, Father Brown, the Avengers ...

I do like the tube.

Hands down, the best sci-fi show I've ever watched.

+ Regenesis...

I was brokenhearted the series "Manhattan", about the bomb, was never completed...
I've watched it a time or two...

I'm almost ready for another round of Downton Abbey.

You guys will think I'm crazy, but I've been catching many of the old Saturday Night Live shows from way back. I started getting interested last year during the 50th Anniversary. It doesn't matter what order you watch the old shows, and admittedly the quality is hit-or-miss.

So many times I can say what they are getting ready to say.

and most of the Star Wars series (Kenobi, Book of Boba Fett, Andor), Supernatural (especially the first 5 seasons, many times), Sopranos, Treme, Downton Abbey, The Wire, Venture Bros and quite of few other animated ones from the old Adult Swim.

I like to revisit old friends and stories. It's comforting.

Add: forgot about the Brit shows. Are You Being Served, Faulty Towers, As Time Goes By, Black Adder...

Apparently there is talk of resurrecting it.

I was just thinking of rewatching Altered Carbon, in fact. And the sci-fi show I’ve watched multiple times is Battlestar Galactica.

I've read the book series twice too.

Firefly was also good enough to watch several times.

For years, I had an "I aim to misbehave" sticker on my car - I know it was from the Serenity, but it was a good line.

(Sopranos), triple watched all of the shows you mentioned.
I would add Battlestar Gallactica.

The best. Oh, and Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, etc.

I'm about to give "Kingdom" starring Stephan Fry another viewing.

And Midnight Diner.

What's Wrong with Secretary Kim?

Dr. Who, Monty Python, Supernatural, Hamish Macbeth (on BBC—Robert Carlyle is a Highland cop with a community of hysterically quirky characters), SCTV, MASH, Perry Mason (been ages), Coupling (the original show, not the Yank bastardization), and all things Star Trek. I’m sure there are more but it’s late and my brain is tired.

Shogun, Sopranos, Newsroom, Veep

Always my answer when the subject of best show comes up. Tied for first place, though, is Black Sails.

The best anime ever created!!!!

I go for the sophisticated stuff.

stuff i’ve watched twice- peaky blinders, cuz the movie is coming out.
and the west wing, cuz man i needed that.

i’ll occasionally rewatch the last season of something i liked if a new season is coming.

Tikki

I've also watched all the sequels several times, and read the book. Even more special now that Robert Duvall has passed.

Star Trek (original and Next Gen,) Twilight Zone, Andy Griffith, Grimm, Cheers, Quantum Leap. Many more when I'm more awake.

Doc Martin is a comedy/drama British series about a renown London vascular surgeon, Martin Ellingham, who develops a blood-phobia and can't operate any more. He takes a job as a general practitioner in the Cornish fishing village of Portwenn. Martin is cold, aloof, has a poor bedside manner and thinks the locals in Portwenn are stupid. Some of the locals are eccentric and the interaction of the and Martin's personality make for very funny situations.

Eureka is a scifi/comedy centering around US Marshal Jack Carter. Jack is taking his runaway daughter, Zoe, to his ex-wife in L.A.. On their way, their car is in an accident and they spend the day in Eureka in the Pacific Northwest. However, not all is as it seem in Eureka. Eureka was founded by the federal government where geniuses could work and live to advance scientific knowledge. While in the town, a little boy disappears and the geniuses in the town can't figure out where he is. Jack quickly solved the problem and found the boy safe. Impressed by Jack's actions, the head of the town contacts the US Marshal's office and Jack gets reassigned as the town's sheriff. Jack has average intelligence in a town of geniuses and soon Jack is called upon to handle a lot of problems the geniuses caused.

I started watching Best Medicine, but have never seen Doc Martin. Best Medicine is exactly as you described, except Port Wenn is located in Maine and spelled as two words.

They did that with Ghosts, a copy of the original UK Ghosts.

I watched a couple of episodes of Best Medicine and it's, IMO, a poor imitation of Doc Martin. About the only redeeming thing about Best Medicine is Annie Potts is in it.

I’ve been about to give up on it for a few weeks. But now I can hopefully find reruns of Doc Martin and watch those instead. Thanks!

Longmire...
Chernobyl...
Whitechapel...

*except the original animation. Still have to finish Lower Decks.

Probably a lot of MASH.

Idk if West Wing is on any free streaming sites currently; but if/when it is I'd like to see the rest of it.

I have seen many episodes more than once.

I recognized Micheal Emerson ftom Lost - though I didn't know till like 2 days ago that LOST people were involved with POI.

Now, I probably would have a bit of time getting used to the change in character personality ftom Ben to Finch except for what happens to some the major characters towards the end of the series (LOST).

Fawlty Towers, Married With Children, Corner Gas.

That list says a LOT about me, most of it not good.

at least 50% Star Trek.

Star Trek: The Original Series
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Deep Space 9
Star Trek: Voyager
Star Trek: Enterprise
Star Trek: Lower Decks
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

And also:
Firefly
Sherlock
Elementary
Suits
Eureka
Avatar: The Last Airbender

n/t

Lie to Me
Burn Notice
The Good Wife
Eureka

Those are my "comfort shows" I can watch again and again.

Most likely I forgot some here and there.


Comedy:

The Wonder Years (the original & reboot), Desperate Housewives (also drama), Monk, Schitt's Creek, Ugly Betty, That 70's Show, The Last Man on Earth



Sci-Fi:

Quantum Leap (huge Dean Stockwell fan), Knight Rider (original), 11/22/63, Lost, Defiance


Crime and or Drama:

The Son, Dark Winds, I Am the Night, The Waltons, Little House on the Prairie (there's going to be a reboot in June or July of 2026)


Horror:

American Horror Story (except seasons 7 and 12 for obvious reasons), Fear the Walking Dead, The Walking Dead, The Vampire Diaries, Bates Motel, Interview with a Vampire (new season start in June!)




I purchased gently used Deadwood DVD boxsets for $3 each in July of 2024 and I have yet to watch them.

Star Trek: TOS would qualify, except there are some episodes that are so awful I just won't watch them. There are others I have watched repeatedly, however.

-- Mal

Russell Johnson was the best.

Mary Ann, hands down 😉

from beginning to end, over and over and over again! There are episodes I can quote almost verbatim, and it's impossible to pick a favorite.

Damn shame he turned out to be a repug...ugh.

I think it's beautifully done, intelligent, phenomenal acting, and the most romantic story out there.
The sequel books are wonderful as well.

And Twilight Zone.

Both are awesome series.

Anything on at 11 or 11:30 in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, like Star Trek, Cheers, Seinfeld, shit like that. But that was then. In the age of streaming? I never go back and watch anything. There’s always a million new things. Why waste time with something I’ve already seen?

we are addicted to Brit Coms: The Goode Neighbors, To The Manor Born, Are you Being Served?, Monty Python, Vicar of Didley, 'Allo, 'Allo, Father Ted, Fawlty Towers, Coupling, Chef, Doc Martin, Death in Paradise, Father Brown, Sister Boniface, Waiting For God , Blackadder

especially Good Neighbors, such great shows.

Rizzoli and isles
Star Trek original and next gen
Rick and Morty
Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy

Probably seen every mash three or more times as well

Dr Who, Agujetas de color de rosa, Good Neighbors (The Good Life), 'Allo, 'Allo, C.U. Burn, The Expanse, Babylon 5, S.O.A.P. , Lou Grant, Scúp.

Star Cops is on YouTube. It's a 9 episode sci-fi series that is very enjoyable.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5nu0EE47YsMSaI7NPCzqLFfChR6nUaU9&si=d8Y-Cm_mITn93MLD


Edit: Fawlty Towers, I can't believe that I forgot that one.

Fawlty Towers & Monty Python's FC, The Larry Sanders Show, The Leftovers, The Sopranos, True Detective Season 1, Watchmen, The Expanse, The Wire, and The X-Files.

Then, there are the individual shows I've seen in syndication over the many years that probably add up to watching the whole series twice (or more):

I Love Lucy, The Thee Stooges shorts, The Little Rascals shorts, All in the Family, The Andy Griffith Show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Bob Newhart Show, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Prisoner, Seinfeld, The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Presents/The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, etc...

Yeah, I've watched WAY too much TV over my lifetime.

Star Trek, Father Ted, The Goes Wrong Show

Just finished for 2nd time Foyle's War.

(all 1960s series)

and Longmire

Schitt’s Creek, Weeds, and The Big Bang Theory.

“Patriot” on Prime, a dark-comedy about an intelligence agent working in Europe.

Dark Shadows, The Virginian, High Chaperell, Seinfeld, Room 222, Family Affair, and The Streets of San Francisco.

I have watched many episodes more than twice, but not all, and a few not more than once.

I've also watched the better episodes of Columbo at least twice.