Television Programs I Like

Aqua Teen Hunger Force: bizarre animated series about a milkshake (Master Shake), a rolling wad of meat (Meatwad), and a floating box of french fries (Frylock). Drugs may have been involved in its creation.
Bones: a show about an emotionally unexpressive but brilliant forensic anthropologist and the wise-ass FBI agent (played by David Boreanaz) who enlists her aid in solving various crimes
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Another show I picked up from my wife.
The Daily Show, "where more people get their news than probably should"
Family Guy: Another bizarre Cartoon Network offering, set in Quahog, Rhode Island.
Futurama
House, M.D.: starring Hugh Laurie from Blackadder.
Life on Mars: a BBC cop drama about a police detective who wakes up in 1973, and has to figure out if he's a time traveller, or enmired in the delusional world of a coma.
Lost
Robot Chicken: Seth Green's bizarre production of stop-motion shorts involving classic toys and action figures.
Scrubs - hilarious hospital-themed comedy - features John C. McGinley, a favorite from "Stealing Harvard" and "Intensity"
South Park

A Bit of Fry and Laurie: Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie of Blackadder fame do arch, witty and gloriously absurd sketch comedy. Now available on DVD.
Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.: A well-made Bruce Campbell series taking place at the turn of the century, looking towards "the coming thing."
Blackadder -- "If I die, think only this of me... I'll be back to getcha!" (Edmund G. Blackadder the nth)
Due South, a Mountie on the trail of his father's killers settles in Chicago as a cultural liasion, teaming up with a slick Chicago detective, bringing his wilderness tracking skills, sharp deductive abilities and all the knowledge from his grandparents' library.
Invader Zim: demented Nickelodeon cartoon by Jhonen Vasquez , featuring a spirited but overzealous alien invader named Zim, his incompetent but lovable robot sidekick GIR, and their nemesis Dib, a paranoid conspiracy buff out to uncover this threat to the human race.
Jack of All Trades, the last Bruce Campbell television vehicle
Monty Python's Flying Circus
Not Only... But Also, with Dudley Moore and Peter Graves

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