Yes, I have just smashed up my living room in a rage because S2M presented an opinion.ichabod wrote:*Runs and hides to hide behind wall for when 2099net reads this and hits the roof"
Meh, its just entertainment. And Most Haunted entertains me. IMO anyone expecting a proper scientific investigation on a weekly TV series is either going to be {a} disappointed or {b} bored stupid.
OK I won't state the obvious (Doctor Who/Torchwood/The Sarah Jane Adventures) but will try and dig down into my deepest, darkest unused areas of my mind to come up with my best non-current TV series:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) :
Called the rather imagnative My Partner the Ghost in the US - no wonder that didn't capture everyone's imagination stateside.
The Avengers :
Especially the Tara King episodes. I know most people prefer Emma Peel, but there's something more appealing to me about a woman who plays weak/dumb and then smites thugs/criminals/insane scientists who want to conquer the world/whatever with her handbag.
Life on Mars :
Recently "deceased" but its worth its early death just for the exceptional ending (which wouldn't had nearly as much impact had the series been strung out much longer)
Spaced :
The first production of the team that brought you Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz (and additionally co-written by the delightful Jessica Stevenson)
The Adam and Joe Show :
The Adam and Joe Show was a high-density programme.
Come back Adam and Joe. Channel 4 needs you.
Sherlock Holmes (The Adventures of/The Return of/The Casebook of):
The best adaptations with the best Holmes ever (the late Jeremy Brett), which will never be beaten.
The Day Today :
"Those are the headlines. God, I wish they weren't."
Used to, but now I'm focusing on my studies and so my parents say it's a waste) but I watched TV1 all day (It's pretty much the Australian equivalent to a non-stop sitcom channel). Anyway I know what I want for Christmas now, haha, all these sitcoms are at the top of my list, I love them sooooooooooo much.
Soooooooooo excited for Christmas now. I find it strange though how people consider The Simpsons, South Park and Family Guy sitcoms (I know they're animated sitcoms but I've always seen them as cartoon comedies, I s'pose they are though when you think about how there's no continuity between episodes...still, I always thought of sitcoms as those shows with a laughing audience/canned laughter).
well.....I know it's probably considered the greatest modern sitcom, but I never really got into it. My friends all love it, but the show about nothing targets me as a show about...nothing. 
Maybe I'd like it if I gave it ago. I used to say Grey's Anatomy was the worst show in the world and was completely unoriginal (then I saw Code Black, bought all 3 seasons, and now I'm obsessed and it's my favourite show, along with Heroes).
