What TV Series Have You Watched More Than Any Other?📺

[Floyd R. Turbo]

I’ve likey seen every episode of TTZ at least ten times!

[hlthe2b]

1. that's easy: M*A*S*H

While I have the entire series on DVD, I still will turn it on as background when I see it while flipping channels.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

2. M*A*S*H would be high on my list!

[underpants]

29. Actually been watching that over the last few weeks

Funny as hell.

[geardaddy]

118. Me too, probably.

I think I've seen every episode at least three times.

[k8conant]

129. I watch M*A*S*H repeatedly also: my husband goes to sleep with it.

[at140]

3. LPGA broadcasts on golf channel

because the ladies have gotten younger, shapelier and play better. And they play every year a tournament at Columbia Edgewater club in Portland, OR where I have played several rounds. It is amazing how much lower they can score there compared to my handicap 12 scores at that course. Very impressed.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

5. One I never would have guessed!

[at140]

10. I took up serious golf at age 60 LOL

and it has got me seriously addicted. Best part of golf is my health gets big benefits from walking on golf course.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

13. I gave it up when I was told to give up cigars and cut back on the booze!

The golf bone is connected to the cigar bone and the cigar bone is connected to the booze bone!

[at140]

49. I can relate to that !!

2 glasses of merlot after 18 holes with the senior group was lot of fun LOL

[A HERETIC I AM]

91. You know why they call Golf "Golf", don't you?

Because "FUCK!" and "Shit" were already taken.

[at140]

93. The word "shit" gets more use on the

golf course than any other word, from my 20 years as a golf addict.

[ZZenith]

4. M*A*S*H* for sure.

with BBC’s Pride and Prejudice a distant second.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

6. Nice! 👍🏻

[area51]

7. The original

Dark Shadows series.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

9. Yes!

[FarPoint]

73. Ohhhh YES!

They definately capture an audience...still can today...theater feeling...great soap.

[wcmagumba]

8. Nerd here...

Star Trek...all versions...

[Floyd R. Turbo]

11. Full disclosure, I have never watched any but the original!

[Leith]

124. That's the One for Me, Too

I must have seen the original series episodes 50 times each.

As for The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager, most of the episodes several times each. A few favorite episodes, more than that. I can't consider the cartoon and Enterprise as official Trek.

[at140]

12. Keeping up Appearances...a British comedy series

always cheers me up.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

15. I'll have to check it out! 👍🏻

[Ohiogal]

14. Law & Order

[Floyd R. Turbo]

17. Another I missed!

[Bradshaw3]

16. The Andy Griffith Show - I know, not exactly a rare choice

But it's true, followed by Seinfeld, another common one.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

18. Andy Griffith is another one I've watched numerous times!

[Bradshaw3]

19. Yep, we're dating ourselves

My favorite is the "Mr. McBeevy" episode. Wonderful view into the father-son relationship.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

21. Opie The Bird Man is my fav.!

[Bradshaw3]

23. It's kind of embarrassing at my age

But I still find that one hard to watch. But, hey I would probably tear up watching Bambi.

[Ohiogal]

53. I still tear up at that one, too.

[Dave Starsky]

112. "Yeah, but don't the trees sound full."

[Dave Starsky]

111. The Andy Griffith Show is still hilarious.

People will be watching that show in another 50 years. It was that great.

[Va Lefty]

115. Yes holds up very well through the years

Love Earnest T Bass!

[First Speaker]

20. Monty Python...

...I love to pine for the fjords...

[Floyd R. Turbo]

22. Great one! 👍🏻

[dameatball]

24. I can't really say for sure because some just lasted longer than others, but Top Ten:

Andy Griffith
Mash
Seinfeld
The Simpsons
Barney Miller
Law and Order
Gunsmoke
Twilight Zone
Original Star Trek
Rocky and Bullwinkle

[Floyd R. Turbo]

25. All classics!

[donkeypoofed]

26. M*A*S*H !!

Far and away the most watched as i never tire of watching!

[Floyd R. Turbo]

28. Nice!

[rzemanfl]

27. How can anyone old avoid saying it was "I Love Lucy" considering how long it was in

re-runs back in the days of three or four channels?

[Floyd R. Turbo]

31. My wife still watches it! I hate that program with a passion!

[rzemanfl]

35. I find you having a wife remarkable Floyd. That goes for me as well. n/t

[Floyd R. Turbo]

37. HEY!

[dameatball]

60. I got a haircut last week and the Barber had "I Love Lucy" on. It was one of those episodes

where "Little Ricky' was playing the drums in front of his dad's orchestra. Ugh!

[Floyd R. Turbo]

67. One of the great movie quotes:

Sue Charlton: [helping Mick get settled in to his NYC apartment] There's a TV over there if you get bored.
Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee: Oh, yeah - - I remember television from way back. I saw it at a buddy's house one time.
Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee: [turns on the set and sees an "oldies re-run" of an "I Love Lucy" show pop up on the screen] Yup - - that's what I saw that time.

[samnsara]

155. I Love Lucy and Leave it to Beaver ( on right now!!)

[atreides1]

30. Are You Being Served?

British comedy set in a London department store.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

33. Good one! 👍🏻

[msongs]

54. every episode on youtube. seen them all many times. I am unanimous on that nt

[Bayard]

32. X-Files

The good old ones, not the few they did last year that were awful. Been recording them and watching as many as I can in a day.

But Star Trek is also high on the list, Walking Dead, and Monk.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

34. Walking Dead wore me out. Monk is awesome! 👍🏻

[LonePirate]

130. Check out Fringe since you are enjoying The X Files.

It's a similar series - FBI agents investigating strange events while dealing with a larger mystery. The show takes a few episodes to warm up; but once it does, it is fantastic. The second season (of five total) is one of the best seasons of any sci fi show ever.

[Bayard]

133. Sounds good!

Thanks!

[exboyfil]

36. Star Trek: TNG

I kept up with the series for its entire run. I didn't even do that with X-Files (dropped off the last two seasons or so).

So far I kept up with The Walking Dead after about Season 3 - continue to watch as tradition with my daughter even though it is not very good.

Picked up Babylon 5 in Season 2 and watched throughout.

The original Law & Order even though I do have significant gaps where I picked it up in syndication. Dropped off again at the last two seasons.

I have binge watched a bunch of other stuff.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

38. I've binged a lot on Netflix and Prime just to avoid the commercials! 🤬

[exboyfil]

45. It is the only way to go

I have waited for several series to be completed before I started watching them. I am glad that I did. Breaking Bad was the best one I did that way. Also Battlestar Galactica and Sons of Anarchy.

I started the Sopranos, but I really haven't got into yet.

[Demovictory9]

147. me too

[Sherman A1]

39. My list would be, in no particular order

M*A*S*H
12 O'Clock High
Combat
The West Wing
Sky King
Big Bang Theory
Law & Order SVU
Hill Street Blues
Mannix
Star Trek NG
Checkmate
I Love Lucy
Rocky & Bullwinkle

[Floyd R. Turbo]

40. Great list! 👍🏻

[ghostsinthemachine]

41. Andy Griffith Show

Everyday for 60 years.

Lucy comes close and I can do dialog from Seinfeld.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

42. Wow!

[Croney]

43. Seinfeld.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

44. Admittedly I have yet to watch it!

[exboyfil]

47. We may be the only

two people in America that have not watched it. I have no intention of ever watching it (I really don't like comedy that much).

[Floyd R. Turbo]

51. I do like comedy! 😏

[Codeine]

136. I didn't discover that show

until long after it had finished its run, but I’ve since watched every episode multiple times. Sometimes I just put it on for background noise.

[RGinNJ]

46. Doctor Who

[exboyfil]

50. The 4th Doctor is

the only one I watched with a passion. Picked it up on PBS my senior year in high school with the 2nd series (Ark in Space), and watched throughout college.

I want to a Dr. Who con in Chicago around 1983. I helped pay to bring Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith) over (not a lot since I was a poor college kid), but she was unable to make it. I did get to meet John Nathan Turner, Anthony Ainley (The Master), and Sarah Sutton (Nyssa). Mr. Ainley was a riot.

[Gothmog]

78. I also like Tom Baker

[solara]

82. Tom Baker is by far

my favorite Dr. Who...

[solara]

83. Law & Order Criminal Intent and

CSI Crime Scene Investigation especially with William Peterson

NCIS

Property Brothers - HGTV

Tree House Masters - Animal Planet

[Gothmog]

87. I love it when Tom Baker made an appearance on the three doctor episode

[solara]

88. Oh. me too

His character was so singular.. and it was still so even after so many years. He is lovely- how I miss him.

[mucifer]

123. I had the biggest crush on Tom Baker in high school

I think we are about the same age. I don't watch the new stuff now.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

52. Good one! 👍🏻

[Wolf Frankula]

92. Doctor Who for Me Too.

I like the 4th and 5th Doctors the best, and I also like David Tennant's and Matt Smith's Doctors.

Wolf

[pnwest]

48. Everybody Loves Raymond - always funny, not completely reliant

on continuity, so any episode from any season is hilarious on it's own. The "Ass In Seat" episode is STILL funny after all these years and uncountable viewings

[Floyd R. Turbo]

55. Another one I missed!

[at140]

94. How did you miss that one?

You need more TV time!

That show has the best main group of 5 actors of any show I can think of. All have impeccable timing and the writers do a very good job.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

116. 😰

[pnwest]

151. Mike and Molly cast is the same way,

Just friggin hilarious delivery, excellent timing...Vince always gets the best lines in the show cause his delivery is just screamingly funny - especially in the last years.

[Totally Tunsie]

140. "A I S" is still a rule for our family.

"A I S 9:00" No questions need to be asked.

Oh, I never did that. What are you talking about? You did it to us all the time. Yeah, you and Robert, but I would never do that to the wife. That's just suicide.

[pnwest]

172. Mine too :)

[lame54]

170. Love that show...

One of the best and most consistent sit-coms ever

It doesn't fade like many good sit-coms tend to do
Some of the best episodes are in the final season

[Shrek]

56. Law & Order

I'm pretty sure it preceded the invention of television.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

59. Watched it on a cave wall eh?

[GP6971]

57. Perry Mason

The TV series as well as the TV movies

[Floyd R. Turbo]

62. Saw an episode in Utah last week. Of course there it's

first run!

[Aristus]

58. The West Wing, Seasons 1-4.

Best TV show ever, IMO.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

63. Best ever is what I'm told! 👍🏻

[Cousin Dupree]

61. Deadwood and Seinfeld.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

64. So pissed when Deadwood was cancelled! 🤬

[Cousin Dupree]

66. Me too! My all-time favorite. So many great characters.

[VOX]

114. 'Deadwood' Movie Is Finally a Go at HBO...

I think it's okay to get one's hopes up...now? But a lot of time has passed, don't know what they'll do with the characters. Obviously, the late Powers Booth won't be reprising his role.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/deadwood-movie-is-finally-happening-at-hbo-1129743
The Hollywood Reporter, JULY 25, 2018 by Rick Porter

Tell your god to ready for…more Deadwood.

Twelve years after the series ended its three-season run, HBO has green lighted a movie that will continue the story of the lawless western outpost. HBO chief Casey Bloys made the announcement Wednesday at his TCA session.

Production on the film is set to begin in October, Bloys said, and he's hoping for a premiere in spring 2019 on HBO. Deadwood creator David Milch is writing it, and Daniel Minahan, who helmed four episodes of the series, is attached to direct.

The production is in the process of lining up schedules for cast members. Bloys demurred when asked for details, saying, "Let's take the green light and celebrate that."

Deadwood ran for three seasons on HBO from 2004-2006, earning eight Emmy wins and a devoted audience. The show ended on what was, to many viewers, an inconclusive note, and talk of — take your pick — a shortened fourth season, miniseries or movies has come up periodically practically since the moment the show ended.

Stories have shifted over the years as to why Deadwood ended after season three; at the time, Milch said he and HBO weren't able to work out a deal for a fourth season, partly because he didn't want to shorten the episode order.
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[FSogol]

65. MST3K n/t

[Floyd R. Turbo]

69. Haven't seen that in eons!

[FSogol]

71. Pluto tv has a mst3k channel that you can watch on a

Streaming device or computer. And the cast members still perform as Rifftrax both on the net and a few times a year in theaters.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

72. Thanks!

[Demovictory9]

148. netflix has some

[FSogol]

150. They have a youtube channel also

https://www.youtube.com/user/mst3kofficial/featured

[Number9Dream]

149. Still watching MST3K on DVD's and even VCR tapes

For my wife and I, the funniest show ever. Enjoy hearing Frank and Trace on John Fugelsang's Sirius show.

[WePurrsevere]

68. MASH (after Trapper left much more so) with...

The Carol Burnett Show, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Babylon 5, The Waltons, and TNG (some episodes of the Original too) being distant 2nd places. I'm sure I'm missing a few.

Normally I'm not really that big on watching the same shows over and over again even ones I really enjoyed, unless there's a few years in between.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

70. Yep!

[stopwastingmymoney]

97. I prefer the later MASH too

For me it's that I can't stand Frank and I love Charles.

He's a much more worthy adversary for Hawkeye

[WePurrsevere]

100. I agree. I much preferred Charles too. He was pompous but...

He had a depth to him that Frank was missing and I liked how Charles character grew.

Wayne Rogers for some reason just grated on me. Henry was the only character from the first part that I was truly said to see go but Col Potter was such a great character that once my mind accepted that this wasn't the mad as a hatter character Harry Morgan played in an early episode I really liked him.

[FarPoint]

74. I have several goodies....

All Star Trek Series...including Discovery

Supernatural..still active

Andy of Mayberry

Twilight Zone

The Good Wife

Off the top of my head.....

Now...that said...Current Active favorites

Game of Thrones...can watch daily, all day

Shameless

The Good Fight

[Floyd R. Turbo]

75. Outstanding! 👍🏻

[DoBotherMe]

76. Agatha Christie's Poirot

I bought the series after watching it first on PBS

[smirkymonkey]

98. I watch Agatha Christie's shows over and over again.

Especially Miss Marple. I love that series.

I love most British murder mystery/detective shows - Midsomer Murders, Inspector Morse, Grantchester, Inspector Lewis, Miss Fisher, The Bletchley Circle, etc.

There are so many great ones. I never get tired of them!

[mithnanthy]

164. Me TOO!

For Christmas, my husband gave me the Agatha Christie Complete Cases Collection (33 discs) of Hercule Poirot. They are all wonderful and I never get tired of them either.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

117. Cool! 👍🏻

[Gothmog]

77. Dr. Who

[The Genealogist]

79. Probably Mama's Family or The Golden Girls

Love 'em!

[tirebiter]

80. House MD

[spooky3]

81. Frasier nt

[Rhiannon12866]

107. That's probably true for me, too

Frasier was always on at my house, both when it was on network and in syndication. My mother was David Pierce's Sunday School teacher, my parents knew his, so she was interested in everything he did. He was very talented, even as a kid.

[spooky3]

138. Cool! The whole cast was very talented. I don't like Kelsey Grammar's politics

and he seems to have some personal "issues", but I thought he was brilliant as Frasier. I didn't get to see many episodes when the series was first on, but I record and watch them on Hallmark now.

[Rhiannon12866]

144. One thing I really appreciated about that show was that all the main characters were likable

Frasier and Niles may have been pompous and did silly things, but when it came right down to it, they came down on the right side of things. I agree with you about Kelsey Grammer, his personal life has been a mess, numerous marriages, drug issues, not to mention his politics, but he did a great job on that show. And he actually became good friends with his on screen "brother" who is "one of us." David Pierce's mother died in the local hospital here (where he also ran into my mother when he visited ), and Kelsey Grammer's name is in the lobby on the wall of donors, he donated in David Pierce's mother's name.

[jalan48]

137. Same here. It's still funny today.

[Doreen]

84. I can not name just one.

Haven
Highlander
Golden Girls
Criminal Minds ( watching right now )
Little house on the prairie ( yes, deal with it )
Star Trek ( all of them )
Drop Dead Diva


After Highlander they really are not in order.

[Thyla]

85. Probably...

Fawlty Towers

They didn't really make many episodes but I have watched them over and over again.

[qazplm135]

86. Battlestar Galactica

Ive probably rewatched it 6-7 times.

[Wounded Bear]

89. NCIS and it's spinoffs...

Original and the LA franchise are best IMHO, but NOLA is mostly watchable.

I can re-watch them on DVD for hours on end.

If I'm gonna binge something, it would be those.

[Jane Austin]

90. Is Masterpiece Theater/MasterpieceMystery too broad?

Because I am almost religious about watching those.

[Squinch]

158. Me too!

[mainstreetonce]

95. LOST

I was addicted

[sakabatou]

96. Cowboy Bebop

[smirkymonkey]

99. I'm also big on "The Twilight Zone" and "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"

Other shows I watch repeatedly:

Absolutely Fabulous
South Park
Most late night, liberal, comedy talk shows (Colbert, Daily Show, Seth Myers, Kimmel, Bill Maher)
A lot of old sitcoms from the 50's and 60's.

[LisaM]

101. Murder, She Wrote.

There's a woman in Australia who does a hilarious "Murder, She Blogged".

[Coventina]

102. Arrested Development for me.

I never get tired of it, and it makes me laugh every time!

[targetpractice]

122. You can't catch all the AD jokes in one viewing...

I admit, I didn't get the fundamental joke behind Maebe's name until the third viewing.

[Initech]

143. There's always money in the banana stand!

[randr]

103. SNL

[chillfactor]

104. two equally...

M*A*S*H and NCIS.

[gristy]

105. Seinfeld

[lapfog_1]

106. The West Wing

watched it all many times during Bush 2... and now again during disaster Trump.

It is always good to see a decent honorable (and flawed) President and the staff. Great writing and acting. All 7 Seasons like close to a dozen times.

For a comedy interlude... all 13 episodes of "Action" with Jay Mohr, Illeana Douglas, Buddy Hackett and some great bit roles.

I literally rofl'd the first time I saw it. Not everyone's cup of tea but I found it extremely funny... so much so I tracked down the DVD (series only lasted like 1/2 a Season), bought it, and have watched it to the point I can quote all of the dialog. Probably 20 times or more.

My next binge watch comedy will be Silicon Valley... because I've lived here since 1989 and did my own start up software company and almost everything that happens to the guys (and sadly that is truth here, it really is almost all guys do the software) has happened to me or I've heard about it happening to someone I know.

[JonLP24]

108. The Wire

Still relevant especially for Baltimore.

[kwassa]

165. BEST TV SERIES EVER !!!

Extended family in-law grew up in that scene, said it is very accurate.

[HipChick]

109. M15 & CSI Miami

[GreenPartyVoter]

110. Star Treks of all flavors, esp TNG

[RobinA]

113. MASH

closely followed by Frasier with Law & Order SUV in third. I watched MASH constantly for decades. By the time Frasier came out on DVD I knew MASH forwards and backwards, so I made a switch. I probably have about 15 more years of Frasier before it catches up with MASH. Now I stream. When I'm old and senile in the nursing home they can just prop me up in front of these two shows and marvel at the fact that I can't remember my name, but I can quote every word of every episode of both shows. The funny thing is that I watched the pilots of both shows when they started and didn't really like either of them. MASH I took to at the end of the first season and Frasier not until sometime mid-second season.

[Alpeduez21]

119. M*A*S*H

M*A*S*H, followed by M*A*S*H
then Seinfeld, NCIS, and The Office

[Gidney N Cloyd]

120. Top 5 for repeated viewing over a lifetime, not necessarily in order:

Star Trek OS
Bonanza
Seinfeld
Andy Griffith Show
MASH (early episodes more than later ones)

[yellowdogintexas]

121. Are You Being Served? Goode Neighbors Fawlty Towers Vicar of Dibley

Love British Comedy

[MustLoveBeagles]

125. Star Trek TOS and TNG

Also BBC's Sherlock, Doctor Who, Murder she Wrote, One Day at Time, The Golden Girls, and Emergency.

[luvallpeeps]

126. Columbo

[Historic NY]

127. Hogans Hero's (Horde) I find something to laugh at evertime...

I have every episode on cd. And of course MASH, sometimes binge watch.

[Heartstrings]

128. I'm a fello TTZ watcher, can easily quote my favorite episodes....

"he's a bad man, he's a very bad man!"
"I'm Talkie Tina, and I'm going to kill you"

[kimbutgar]

131. Definitely Twilight Zone

Still pertinent to today and so timeless.

[dchill]

132. Star Trek. Followed closely by Combat!

Oh, and Reba!


(JK)

[in2herbs]

134. Leverage

[sorcrow]

160. Love it

It's like Mission Impossible and Robin Hood had a baby.

Regards,
Crow

[whistler162]

135. Time Team

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Team

[Totally Tunsie]

139. FRASIER, without a doubt.

I think I've seen it all the way through at least a dozen times, probably more.

[Duppers]

141. Only M*A*S*H

Wouldn't you love to see HBO's NEWSROOM rerun once a year?
The country needs it.

[Initech]

142. The Simpsons!

And there's no way I've seen them all!

[BlueTsunami2018]

145. Deadwood.

I’ve watched it so many times I can pretty much recite the entire series. My favorite show ever.

I’ve watched House of Cards through maybe six times. I like that one quite a bit as well.

[kwassa]

166. the wit and wisdom of Al Swearengen.

I quote him from time to time.

“In life you have to do a lot of things you don’t fucking want to do. Many times, that’s what the fuck life is: one vile fucking task after another.”

"Pain or damage don’t end the world, or despair, or fuckin’ beatings. The world ends when you’re dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man — and give some back."

[Demovictory9]

146. star trek next generation. watched entire series, 7 years, three times

[sarge43]

152. Sagan's Cosmos n/t

[Quemado]

153. Tie between Star Trek DS9 and Star Trek Discovery

DS9 was the best iteration of Star Trek, but it wasn't filmed in HD.

Discovery because of its production quality.

[Soxfan58]

154. M*A*S*H

By far

[argyl]

156. The Wire.

[kwassa]

167. THE BEST TV SERIES OF ALL TIME!

I just thought I would repeat this.

[redstatebluegirl]

157. West Wing, I have the dvd's and binge watch it every once in a while.

Especially now, I can dream smart, ethical people are in charge. I also love MASH, have the dvd's and always watch when it is on somewhere.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

159. I Love Lucy

[NickB79]

161. A few come to mind

The First 48
Law and Order
Cops
Star Trek (all the diff. variations)
Forensic Files
Simpsons
X-Files

[turner52]

162. my list

MASH
The West Wing
Cheers
Babylon 5
All things Star Trek

[NickB79]

163. Oh man, I forgot Babylon 5!

I saw every season and episode back in the day!

[jrandom421]

168. The West Wing

Watched every episode when it was live, and since I got the whole DVD series, I re-watch it every few months.

[LakeSuperiorView]

169. Supernatural.

[Iggo]

171. Monty Python, the old Star Trek, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Mission:Impossible, Hogan's Heroes...

...basically anything that was on after 11pm during my stoner years..

I don't really re-watch shows anymore since back then.