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TV shows that you've binge watched.

My list of shows I can watch multiple episodes without getting bored.
Victory at Sea
Tales of Wells Fargo
Battle Star Galactica (original)
Black Sheep Squadron
Mash
Tulsa King
House
Deadwood
The Good Place

YouTube shows
Wray Schelin ProShaper
Japhandskustoms
Graveyard Cars
 
OKDart said:
I tried watching The Sopranos for the first time last year, I got through season 1 episode 6 and was bored out of my mind. Does it get better? Should I give it anther shot? Or is it a case of if I don't like the first several episodes, I won't like the rest?

Also, Dexter was a good series, definitely worth a binge watch.
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I was a serious fan of The Sopranos, watching the entire series multiple times, from the time it made it's debut. However, I can easily understand how it could fail to hold one's interest. I connected to it because I worked for a corporation with an identical organizational structure, and I played Sil Dante, the consigliere, in real life. As a result, the dynamics between the characters kept me fascinated, but my wife was bored to tears, as well as turned off by the violence, the first time she watched it.
 
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Kern Dog said:
Sometimes the wife and I will binge watch during dinner and just after. Sometimes 2 episodes a night.
If we are feeling lazy on a weekend day, we will watch more. Shows like:
Person of Interest.
Longmire.
Justified.
Banshee.
Ozark.
The Mentalist.
The Blacklist.
Rescue Me.
The Walking Dead.
Breaking Bad.
Better call Saul.
Yellowstone and their spinoffs 1883 and 1923.
Blue Bloods.
Chicago Fire.
Sneaky Pete.
Hell on Wheels.
Mad Men.
Some we watch to the end of the run. Some lose their flavor and we abandon them. Something about Mad Men just caused me to tune out.
What shows have you enjoyed?
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Usually if I am watching something - I have no patience and binge watch it until completion. On this list "Banshee" was my favorite!

Ozark was good too, mad men one of my favorites.

check out a show called Timeless on Hulu - its good. I liked the Scorpion show too, as well as Lucifer!
 
I'd second the vote for Hell on Wheels, which was one my personal favorites. I was shocked the lead character was a likeable former civil war soldier from the south. Another favorite is The Last Kingdom
 
I've been on a on-demand craze
'Crime Story' tv show from 1986-88, with Dennis Farina
mob/gambling stuff, cops & robbers 'old stuff'
just started watching it again, cool old cars early 60's & later 50's cars
Farina is the cops boss,
drives a 60 300 convertible, show has some cool old
300s, DeSoto's & Caddy's, older Ford (58-59 Chicago) cop cars
a bunch of era-correct cars, Pontiacs & Chevys
set in like 1962-64, Chicago & later the task force moved to Las Vegas.
Large or Serious Crimes Task Force
IIRC on Xumu or Xfinity on-demand, new Xfinity streaming stuff

used to like

Fall Guy
Starsky & Hutch
Barretta
Hardcastle & McCormick
77 Sunset Strip
Route 66
Mission Impossible

Happy Days
I Dream of Jeanie
Cheers
Frasier
Barnie Miller

Variety shows
Donny & Marie
Hea Ha
Laugh-In
Flip Wilson show
Smothers Brothers show
Red Skelton Show
Red Fox Show

TV before 'everyone got their panties in a wad ', over everything
when comedians were actually funny & didn't get canceled for it,
Not like the weakass losers today

Johnny Carson Tonight Show, now late-night
can't stand any of the current late-night **** shows

as a kid I liked
Wanted Dead or Alive
Gunsmoke
Bonanza
Cheyenne
The Virginian

lots of old shows late night now
old westerns or movies on GRIDtv,
mostly oldies on MEtv or AntennaTV

Archer, on FXX
spy spoof animated

I still like watching
old Overhaulin'
Bitchin' Rides
DVR Graveyard Cars so I can ffwd through all Mark's scenes

Dad, sits there in his lounge chair, watching mostly old Westerns
& horrid game shows, 1/2 the time asleep
(IMHFO nothing worse than game shows, broken & damaged people that have no life)
all freaken day, from about 10:00am to 10:30pm daily

I probably watch on-demand or DVR'd content
1 of them after my dad goes to bed at 10:30
there's nothing ever any good on TV anyway
I DVR most everything I watch too, ffwd thru the BS

Yellowstone
just started over on SeeBS (CBS) tv 8:00pm pst Sunday nights

as a young kid Speed Racer, Lone Ranger
rushed home to watch after school to watch at 3:30pm

sort of regulars
The 5,
strangely on at 2:00pm pst

Gutfeld on at 7:00pm pst
for a lil' comedy relief

Faulkner Focus, 8:00am
sit there drinking my coffee, get the news scoop

Outnumbered 9:00am
also sometimes, if I don't get out & do something
Emily is freaken' hot, so is the Dr. Lady
 
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Band of Brothers
Kojak (use to be on around midnight MeTV)
Air Disaster (LOVE the forensics)
World at War
MASH
 
I hardly ever turn the tv on, but last weekend recovering from Covid, I binged the last seasons of Survivor and Gold Rush. That’s the way to watch them All in one day each.
 
I don't watch TV, I mean not really. But, over the years a few shows caught my attention. Wife and I enjoyed a couple enough to buy DVD series.

Little House on the Prarie
Las Vegas(gets kinda meh at the end and then they cancel the show abrubptly, no real end)
House MD(wife more then me, but it was OK)

I also like According To Jim which runs daily on free tv, although I have seen most episodes by now. As the series goes on and the two daughters get old enough to start delivering some of the jokes it really cracks me up. The cast really meshed well I think.
Counting Cars is fun to watch through once.
Duck Dynasty is so stupid, and yet so wholesome, I will leave it on in the background sometimes.

Otherwise I will only sit and watch older stuff from the 70's or maybe 80's depending.
 
Budnicks said:
I've been on a on-demand craze
'Crime Story' tv show from 1986-88, with Dennis Farina
mob/gambling stuff, cops & robbers 'old stuff'
just started watching it again, cool old cars early 60's & later 50's cars
Farina is the cops boss,
drives a 60 300 convertible, show has some cool old
300s, DeSoto's & Caddy's, older Ford (58-59 Chicago) cop cars
a bunch of era-correct cars, Pontiacs & Chevys
set in like 1962-64, Chicago & later the task force moved to Las Vegas.
Large or Serious Crimes Task Force
IIRC on Xumu or Xfinity on-demand, new Xfinity streaming stuff

used to like

Fall Guy
Starsky & Hutch
Barretta
Hardcastle & McCormick
77 Sunset Strip
Route 66
Mission Impossible

Happy Days
I Dream of Jeanie
Cheers
Frasier
Barnie Miller

Variety shows
Donny & Marie
Hea Ha
Laugh-In
Flip Wilson show
Smothers Brothers show
Red Skelton Show
Red Fox Show

TV before 'everyone got their panties in a wad ', over everything
when comedians were actually funny & didn't get canceled for it,
Not like the weakass losers today

Johnny Carson Tonight Show, now late-night
can't stand any of the current late-night **** shows

as a kid I liked
Wanted Dead or Alive
Gunsmoke
Bonanza
Cheyenne
The Virginian

lots of old shows late night now
old westerns or movies on GRIDtv,
mostly oldies on MEtv or AntennaTV

Archer, on FXX
spy spoof animated

I still like watching
old Overhaulin'
Bitchin' Rides
DVR Graveyard Cars so I can ffwd through all Mark's scenes

Dad, sits there in his lounge chair, watching mostly old Westerns
& horrid game shows, 1/2 the time asleep
(IMHFO nothing worse than game shows, broken & damaged people that have no life)
all freaken day, from about 10:00am to 10:30pm daily

I probably watch on-demand or DVR'd content
1 of them after my dad goes to bed at 10:30
there's nothing ever any good on TV anyway
I DVR most everything I watch too, ffwd thru the BS

Yellowstone
just started over on SeeBS (CBS) tv 8:00pm pst Sunday nights

as a young kid Speed Racer, Lone Ranger
rushed home to watch after school to watch at 3:30pm

sort of regulars
The 5,
strangely on at 2:00pm pst

Gutfeld on at 7:00pm pst
for a lil' comedy relief

Faulkner Focus, 8:00am
sit there drinking my coffee, get the news scoop

Outnumbered 9:00am
also sometimes, if I don't get out & do something
Emily is freaken' hot, so is the Dr. Lady
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Crime Story was great , but not that many episodes. Anthony Denison was very believable when he played Ray Luca.
 
A couple odd ones I like.

In the Heat of The Night.
Always liked that show, interesting small town look in the late 80’s. In May I was home recovering from a surgery on my face, one of the sun channels was showing 3 or 4 episodes a day.

Mayday, Air Disaster.
 
Rescue Me was a good one in my opinion.... there's a lot of them but I'm on my cell phone right now and really hate surfing with it but I'll mention a couple others. Boston legal, Castle, Bones..... I probably watched more TV in my life during the last 2 months. Trying to do stuff in the shop when the temps hit over 100 just wasn't cutting it and now I seem to get tired even quicker than ever.
 
Suits
Sons of Anarchy
Yellowstone
The Queen
Breaking Bad
 
Sometimes when I'm pecking away online, the wife is on her computer as well so we will have the TV on just for background.
She likes these shows, I didn't care form them so much:

Mayans
Rizzoli and Isles.
FBI (I refuse to watch anything FBI for my own reasons)
Cold Case
Major Crimes.
Thank the Lord she doesn't watch many LIFETIME movies!
 
I watch TV to tune out not to stress out so I like the mindless old crap on MeTV, Comet, COZI, Laff, etc. or if I want to watch a movie I check what's on TCM and/or IFC.
 
shooter65 said:
I watch TV to tune out not to stress out so I like the mindless old crap on MeTV, Comet, COZI, Laff, etc. or if I want to watch a movie I check what's on TCM and/or IFC.
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Agree. That's the sort of stuff I'll put on to fall to sleep to, since the wife doesn't really care for any of it anyways
(and she's the sort that's out like a light when her head hits the pillow).
OTOH, the old shows on those channels are right up my alley. Nostalgia, comfort, etc.
 
Banshee and The Game of Thrones are the only two modern day slop operas I ever got sucked into. Sad to admit, I bought them both on release, ha ha.
 
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