Shows That You're Obsessed With

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the strain is back on tv in a few weeks
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I admit I'm obsessed with the first season of True Detective. The Yellow King, and the Carcossa cult are just fascinating to me, as was the clash of the two different lead characters, Rust and Marty.

None since the Stargate series' were cancelled.

Yeah, I'm no longer obsessed with "Call the Midwife", as they RUINED it, when they took off, "Jenny", one of the main characters.

NOW, I'm addicted to "Lark Rise to Candleford".

My obsession with "Doc Martin", continues.....

I am still obsessed with "The Sopranos", "Nurse Jackie" and "The Big Bang Theory". I'm obsessed with "Monk" but I took a break from it. It is down but not out.

Archer

Dexter
The Walking Dead
The X Files
True Detective

Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Party Down, and The Wire.

Oh, and Dexter, and Ancient Aliens.

Bob's Burgers, Archer, American Dad (SO UNDERRATED), Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Daredevil, Mad Men, Twin Peaks.

Okay, some of those are not on currently. It's hard to be current without cable but Hulu and Netflix helps.

Also, Burning Love and Party Down, and basically anything with those actors associated with it.

Daria
The Red Green Show
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Mystery Science Theater 3000
Garfield & Friends


All of these shows have a certain "something" that has continuously fascinated me over the years since I discovered them. In Daria, that something is how I relate to the title character while ironically finding sister Quinn, her near antithesis, to be my favorite character. In Red Green, it is the simplicity and good nature of the program created by the genius of Steve Smith. My Little Pony combines tremendously appealing and well-voiced characters with a new generation of children's animation, and has inspired one of the most prolific fandoms in the world. MST3k is truly unique, innocent in its barebones execution, yet brilliant and ruthless in its criticism of bad movies. And Garfield and Friends is a rare breed: a cartoon adaptation of an already established character that not only improved on its source material, but was much better than it needed to be. I loved it as a child and I love it now.

Currently Charmed, it is on reruns on UK Channel E4.

It is currently on twice daily, which is very good for speeding through the series, but not good for finding time to watch it. I am currently about 2 weeks behind on my PVR (just started Series 8. )

My Life As A Teenage Robot and Star Vs The Forces of Evil. Cute, funny, great animated, what more could you ask for in cartoons?

I'm looking forward to the Limitless TV show and the new season of Blackish.

1. Lost: one few show's I was able to watch again and again and still be interested
2. Helix
3. Walking Dead
4. House: when it was still playing, not one I could rewatch
5. X-files: Up until the season Moulder died, I couldn't believe they thought they could have a X-files without Moulder. I hate how they kept showing flashbacks of his abduction too so you keep watching it in hopes he'll come back...man that sucked!
6. Z Nation - Love zombie flicks
7. The Americans

I'm going to give Dr. Who and Star Trek a shot as they are both shows that should be right up my alley. Any Dr. Who or Trekies that could tell me where/when to start? There are so many episodes for each one and I know they had the "classics" and then ones with new actors and everything, phew...it's all kind of over my head.

Breaking Bad
The Americans
How to Get Away With Murder
Doctor Who
Downton Abbey
Call the Midwife

Metalocalypse is my #1. its my go to if im feeling off or having a bad day, its always there to cheer me up and make me forget about reality cartoons are always relaxing for me, especially the simpsons, futurama, courage the cowardly dog, hey arnold and so on..