Oh fuck, I knew I forgot something.

Also Alfred Hitchcock presents

oh yeah, and i dream of jeannie.

Yep, doesn't get much better then Rod Serling's "The Twilight Zone" for me, my avatar pretty much gives that away, if you think that's bad, you should see my MySpace profile.

Yes, the twilight zone is king

The Jeffersons

Steptow (sp?) and Son. Not sure if they showed it overseas, but it is excellent.

"What's Happening," of course.

Rerun is a comedic deity in appearance alone.

Steptoe and Son is a fine show, you're right, Glice.

In the earlier series, they argue as friends, but as the show ages, it becomes very very spiteful indeed (and funny).

Apart from my aforementioned beloved The Prisoner, I love Doctor Who, The Young Ones, and Rising Damp.

Yeah that sure is/was great, do you not think the later eps sucked big time compared to the earlier/mid perod stuff. Man, That melissa joan heart, ring-a-ding-DING

I don't usually watch tv programs, I get them on dvd later on. Six Feet under is freakin amazing as well as the Simpsons (who doesn't like that?!?) but that again sucks now.

I've been watching the x-files on dvd. Now that is a good program....not as good as six feet under though.

Beavis & Butthead

brasseye
big train
day today
league of gentlemen
fawlty towers
monty python
not the nine o clock news
drop the dead donkey
superstars
snub tv
rapido
get stuffed
max headroom show
the prisioner
q
kick start

i think you're getting bewitched mixed up with sabrina the teenage witch. bewitched was the '60s show with dick york (replaced by dick sargent in the later years)/agnes moorehead/elizabeth montgomery.

*Slasp forehead* meh well it's a great program anyways.


SHHAAAAAWING

only fools and horses!! best british show ever!

its all about married with children.
al bundy rules forevarrrrrrr...

SCTV
(early) SNL
Kids In The Hall
I Love Lucy
The Andy Griffith Show
Cheers

It's a pretty big list for me to be honest.

i don't think its a classic yet, but i love that 70's show, and six feet under.

Speaking of That '70s Show, I'm watching it right now.
But to be honest, Sienfeld is my all-time favorite.