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Scrubs
Ugly Betty
Grey's Anatomy

Within the course of two weeks, I've watched:

Everybody Loves Raymond - The Invasion, Driving Frank, The Sitter, Getting Even, The Visit, Halloween Candy, Moving Out, The Article, The Lone Barone, No Fat, The Apartment, The Toaster, Ping Pong, Pants on Fire, Robert's Date, Frank's Tribute, Cruising with Marie, Ray Home Alone, Big Shots, Move Over, The Getaway, Working Girl, Be Nice, Dancing with Debra, Robert Moves Back, and How They Met

Boy Meets World - Back 2 School, Pairing Off, Notorious, Me And Mr. Joad, The Uninvited, Who's Afraid of Cory Wolf?, Wake Up Little Cory, and Band On The Run

more Scrubs- obviously. The last one I saw was about the staff debating the Iraq war (or not, really, just being in competition with each other - probably some kind of metaphor ), and Kelso trying to be a nurse again.

And another episode, about Elliot showing favoritism toward Keith and that upsets the interns. But he's really the best new doctor of the bunch. And Kelso keeps using the surgeons fighting over procedures to get them to do favors for him.


The Sarah Silverman Program - Sarah goes to church to complain about the bells and goes to a "baby killer" meeting to score lemon bars off of who she thinks are angry lesbians but turn out to be abortion clinic bombers. While not exactly hysterically funny - a good time was had by all. That show is turning out to be just a delight.


and some of this Haunted something's episode on the Bio channel, about Colorado hotels and mansions that were haunted by the ghosts of rich people. It sounds like a riot, but it was actually very lovely and, while not interesting really, very well photographed. The interviews were silly but they had a lot of clips of the locations and places. The first part I saw was great - about a spiritual woman who died in the mountains so now they have some kind of coffin race in her honor. Or something like that.


Coupling - Jane tries to get a minister/priest to date her and shakes up his "no sex before marriage" church group meeting, Patrick has a spider dream about Sally and they both recall how they first met, and Jeff dates a woman who works with him and his girlfriend but can't seem to make him mind up about being faithful to her.


Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - the one where they try to go camping but forget the gear, end up lost and in a cave in the freezing cold during a snow-storm and find a bag full of money they have to burn to keep warm.


a clip of South Park - the one where Cartman has Tourettes and makes Kyle apologize.

Family Guy
and lots of Gilmore Girls

I watched two episodes of Police Squad!, which were pretty funny.

I also watched A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, which was recorded last night, during dinner.

The Chipmunks-Merry Christmas,Mr.Carol! and Dave's Wonderful Life

Private Practice

Gilmore Girls and Pushing Daisies (rewatched this week's episode)

Sailor Moon - "Rubeus Evens the Score," "Rubeus Strikes Out"

Sailor Moon (original Asian-language series) - "Crybaby Usagi's Magnificent Transformation," about 70% of "The Sparkling Silver Crystal! The Moon Princess Appears," and all of "Memories Return! Usagi and Mamaru's Past"


The Nanny - "The Party's Over," "The Morning After," "The Producers," "California Here We Come," "The Dummy Twins," "Yetta's Letters"

more Scrubs - the episodes with Mandy Moore, Dr. Cox becomes the Janitor's drinking buddy, J.D. is jealous of Keith, that Wizard of Oz episode (again), and Carla has her baby (wow... that was a strangely manipulative and unpleasent episode).

Absolutely Fabulous - "White Box," "Cold Turkey," "Book Clubbin'," "Panickin'," "Cleanin'," and "Paris"

Sailor Moon, the crappy dub version since that's all I have (better than nothing) I've watched episodes 1-10 and more than likely will watch up to episode 27 in the next couple days or so.

They have most of the uncut, original Japanese (?) episodes on YouTube (not much of a consolation, but, when I'm desperate - it does the trick).

Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color: Back Stage Party

since I plan on watching Babes in Toyland later today. and,

Mystery Science Theater 3000:Space Mutiny

A very confusing and downright stupid 80's sci-fi flick.

more Scrubs - J.D. sees Kim at the conference and discovers she's pregnant, Elliot and Keith get married, that one where the guy gets head trauma and the staff reflect back on the 6 years they spent there, so many more I can barely remember.

The Daily Show - the author of the Religious Literacy book talks, Jerry Seinfeld is interviewed, Matt Damon is interviewed.

The Jeffersons - Lionel's Problem, Jenny's Discovery, Jenny's Opportunity, Florence's Union, The Wedding, Louise Gets Her Way, George Meets Wittindale, Tennis Anyone?, Mother Jefferson's Birthday.

The Nanny - Pen Pal, Pilot, My Fair Nanny, and the one about the Midlife Crisis.

Kenny Vs. Spenny - Who can eat the most meat.

Absolutely Fabulous - France, Fat, Birthday, Jealous, Fear.

South Park - the one where Stan helps the forest animals prepare for the birth of the anti-christ

Margaret Cho - I'm the One That I Want (a classic!!!)

Kathy Griffin - the one where Sharon Stone gets her to perform at a charity and Rosie O'Donnell bribes her to sing "Itsy Bitsy Spider."

E!'s True Hollywood Story - The View (Rosie rules, Elisabeth drools!)

Chelsea Lately - the one where the top story is Jamie Lynn Spears is pregnant. Loni Love goes to a Spice Girls concert.

Over the last week I've watched:

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Seasons 1 and 3

Sailor Moon S (non-dub) Episodes 1-7

I'm working my way through Full House season 4. I've forgotten how funny some of these episodes were. And how cute little Michelle used to be before every other episode was about her.

Before that I finished watching DuckTales Volume 3. I loved the Bubba episodes and Gizmo duck!

Extras- The Kate Winslet episode

Disney Lover wrote:I'm working my way through Full House season 4. I've forgotten how funny some of these episodes were.

Unintentionally funny?