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SeriousIssues

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Archer, Community, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Frisky Dingo, and the odd one out, King of the Hill.

All great comedies.
 

Silent Anima

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I really like Firefly, Dexter, and (recently) The Game of Thrones! My favorite anime is probably Fullmetal Alchemist atm.
Can anyone tell me how to espagr someone?
 

Richardplex

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top 3 (Anime) are The World God Only Knows, a generic yet very unique and hilarious comedy, Death Note and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. Honourable mentions to Pandora hearts for the beautiful music, and Puella Magi Madoka Magica for the astounding animation, music and mixture of art styles, let down by several boring hours spent focussing on the 2d characters in the show, rather than the good ones.

Also to Futurama and The Wire, the only western shows I watch (not finished The Wire yet so it counts).
 

burhanr

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Top Gear UK, even though recently it doesn't really grab me by the bellend like it used to.
Arrested Development, movie in the making, woo!
Parks and Recreation, Ron Swanson!

oh and Amazing Race Australia is pretty good, but i guess after the first season it will be crap.

Oh, and er.. is it just me or has the escapist taken the youtube approach by adding 15 seconds of ad before each video?
 

JillsSabre

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The Late Late Show with Some Dude, kidding.

The Late Late Show with GP and Fergs, ha, got ya again!

Seriously, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.
 

wilson_ty

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loc978 said:
I don't really watch TV much anymore... I don't pay for the service, at any rate. I do keep up with two shows through other means, though. Those two are Mythbusters and Top Gear.
I stopped paying for TV a while back, because I finally realized that I loved the interactivity of games much better than TV. More than that, I like "reserved", or ones that aren't on TV and aren't held back by what they can and can't show on TV, better. The story usually tends to be better. Take my latest show for example, Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni. I love it mostly because it has the 'Anyone Can Die' trope, and in my opinion, that also tends to make the story much better.
(http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AnyoneCanDie if you don't mind the link)
Note: If you poke around on TV Tropes, you may end up spending a long time on there. If you do, it will ruin movies for you.