I was going to say that the list fails without Dexter and The Office, but they were both on there! I'm impressed.

MASH, Simpsons, L&O, Happy Days, ER. That's my top five

Chuck
Castle
Fringe

what about CSI?

DjangoStonereaver: List fails without FIREFLY.

/runs

I was just searching for a troll face to post alongside "Firefly"

Pretty much agree with all of those, and that CSI needed to be on it. I'm also almost tempted to toss Bones on there, too.

kxs401: I was going to say that the list fails without Dexter and The Office, but they were both on there! I'm impressed.

The Office still has it's moments, but it's no where near as funny as it was with Carrell. Here's a clip from my favorite episode.

King of Queens- That last season was brutal. He's pissed that she got an apartment without her telling him, yet they used that for a one episode joke just one season before, when Doug got one without telling her.

The Cosby show-the cousin moves in

Seinfeld- Susan dies

Growing Pains- Leo the homeless kid moves in

Mr Belvedere- too many "special" episodes

Facts of Life- Cloris Leachman

Diff'rent Strokes- that farking redhead

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Yeah, those 11 clicks were really a killer.

SO TRUE! After all that clicking, I almost tore the ligaments on my clicking finger; I had to soak it in water for ten minutes before I could handle the pain of clicking the quote button.

They were totally right about Friends. Monica became an insufferable nag once she and Chandler were married, the Rachel pregnancy thing was lame, also.

BSG

/I'm sorry, but it's true.

I would give Mary Louise Parker the briefest sexing of her life.

I thought Smallville got surprisingly better the last few seasons. Losing Lex kind of sucked, but getting rid of Lana really freed up a lot of other stuff for Clark's character. The show also improved once the writers realized that the fans didn't really want a show about a young Clark Kent anymore but really wanted a show about Superman. And in the last couple seasons, it essentially became Superman in all be name.

Looking back, they probably should have rebooted the show after the fourth season. So Clark goes off, uses the crystal to make the Fortress in the arctic and that's the end of the season. And when the next season starts, it's 5-10 years later. Clark is finally leaving the Fortress as Superman, but everyone in his life has moved on. So the fifth season should have been about Clark, who's now in his mid-20s, trying to re-engage in his old life, getting a job at the Daily Planet, whatever, while protecting Metropolis and the rest of the world as Superman. They could have even changed the show's name from Smallville to Metropolis.

I was so happy to see Weeds right there on the first page, because damn that show needs to die. I loved it for the first few seasons, but I stopped watching when Nancy had the Mexican drug lord's baby so she could control him. Just got too stupid to watch.

I'm sticking with Dexter. I have a theory that every third season sucks ass, and thus seasons 7 and 8 will be good and we'll be spared a season 9. I didn't even hate season 6 (it was still better than season 3!), I just thought it paled in comparison to the awesomeness that was season 4 and 5 (fark you, Lumen was an awesome character. Haters!).

But mostly I'm sad that I am apparently still the only person who think that Doggett and Reyes were solid characters and that seasons 8 and 9 had worthy moments. What really killed The X-Files was Baby William (I farking hate baby storylines) and the decision to change the conspiracy from "preparing for re-colonization" to "creating supersoldiers" (wtf?). But seriously, season eight had some great episodes: Within/Without, Veinen, Alone, and Badlaa were all great. Season 9 was a bit more hit or miss, but I still love the episode "Improbable" (with Burt Reynolds as God!), as well as "Sunshine Days," "John Doe" and "Nothing Important Happened Today I/II."

Still pissed they cancelled it.

If we include Canadian shows - Trailer Park Boys. As far as I'm concerned it ended with season 6.

Seinfeld
Glee
American Idol
DWTS
30 Rock
House(kill him off already, please)
Rules of Engagement.
any of Tyler Perry's "Tyler Perry's..." shows
anything with Alex O'Loughlin in it
and any other "reality" show


That's my list and I'm sticking with it.
Don't like it? deal with it

/my lawn, GTFO

Buffy.

Had a perfectly satisfying ending with Season 5. The sixth season wasn't terrible, but the seventh was just painful to watch.

Sliders?
Um, if you think about it, only one character made it through the entire series. And he wasn't even supposed to be there from the start.

Also, that show NEVER realized its potential. Every world was a single issue world.

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: Anything involving Chelsea Handler, talk show or sitcom.

The only show she should be on is COPS.

I see you don't like comedians who aren't funny.

I don't think I've ever watched a full season of any TV show... I just watch TV too erratically. How do you people manage to watch the entire span of the Simpsons?