Favorite TVshows?

I LOVE Game of Thrones. For real, i own all six seasons on DVD and i have the main series books (even if i haven't read them all yet). For Christmas last year i bought myself a 170$ Targaryen House Sigil necklace that means a lot to me for reasons that i wear every day.

Other than that one major obsession, i also like: Criminal Minds, Bones, Supernatural, and watching anime. I like a lot of anime. 90's and early 2000's anime especially. Titles I like include Gundam Wing, Gundam 00, Full Metal Panic, Dragon Ball Z, Zoids, Gunslinger Girl, Elfen Lied, Fullmetal Alchemist, Death Note, Black Butler, Black Blood Brothers, Inuyasha, Rurouni Kenshin, Wolf's Rain, and Naruto.

 

The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones are my top two favorites.<3 I purchase the DVD's/Blu Rays each year the new season releases for both.

 

Yay you're the second Game of Thrones fan I've met on here! I'm bad i bought seasons 1-4 all at once and then 5 and 6 the day they came out. I'm impatient for season 7 now that people are all over the new The Walking Dead season. There's not even a promo trailer out yet.

 

Person of Interest is one of my favorite series ever. I loved the whole concept of the show.

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Lucifer is one of my favorite as well.

 

GoT and Walking dead all the way ! I do like Modern family, but its not like I need to see it in sequence of course. And I kind of like Unbreakable, start to get into it a bit here and there.

 

The 100 ^^

 

strangerthingsstrangerthingsstrangerthings and did I mention stranger things

 

There's so many:
Walking Dead, Doctor Who, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, The Flash, Stranger Things, A Series of Unfortunate Events, Torchwood, Class.

 

Empire (?/Show on FOX), Ed Edd N Eddy, Doug, Bad Girls Club, Fresh Prince, Bernie Mac Show, Hey Arnold, music videos, etc.

 

We'll probably be getting one in the Spring, can't wait. I own all of the DVD's and books, I'm such a nerd. Aha

 

I'm mostly into comedies when it comes to TV Shows. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Office, Peep Show, Red Dwarf, Da Ali G Show, and Comedy Bang Bang make up most of my favorites.

 

NCIS, Supernatural, Dr. Who, Star Trek (1960's), Enterprise, Shameless

 

Doctor Who, Class, Sense8, Stranger Things (I think you can see the pattern there.)

Then there's this Spanish (uh, Catalan) show called Merlí. I was so hooked up on it that I even learned some Catalan in order to be able to watch the second season before it was dubbed or subtitled.

 

My favorite TV show on right now is "Star Wars: Rebels." I'm far more into my cartoons than I am into my sitcoms or dramas. Last live-action show I watched was the "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell" mini-series. And before that it was seasons 1 and 2 of "Better Call Saul." I'm also actively keeping up with "Steven Universe," and the latest episodes of "My Little Pony: FIM" as they become available on Netflix.

A few other shows I absolutely love are "Star Trek: Voyager," "Hey Arnold," "Avatar: The Last Airbender," "Columbo," "Forensic Files," "30 Rock," "Ghost Adventures," and Series 1 through 7 (primarily) of the New "Doctor Who" show.

I also have a ton of 90s and early 2000s anime that I'm into, but I'll save all them for another time.

 

Please tell me someone has seen The Shield with Michael Chiklis so we can discuss it in depth! Please please please :*

I'm a mixed bag of TV goodness, my latest LOL show has been Bob's Burgers

Also trying to get into Grey's Anatomy... I can see why they call him McDreamy

 

all time favourites are supernatural, orphan black and prison break

 

Dr. Who, Sherlock, Psycho-Pass, and Attack on Titan. I know, it's a kind of mixed up list!

 

I would say M*A*S*H, and this is coming from the kid who's mom was barely old enough to watch it when it first aired.

I love it, it's hilarious. I've watched the series over and over and it still gets laughs from me. But it's not just the humour, the serious, sad, depressing parts make the show. It doesn't let you forget this is a war, and it grounds the show and makes it feel real. I remember watching the series finale, Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen and crying.

It's a beautiful show, and it's kinda making me feel sad reminiscing about it.

 

Bojack Horseman is among my favourites