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Don B   12-30-2006, 11:45 PM
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My top 10 TV shows of 2006 (in no particular order) are...

1) Lost
2) 24
3) Heroes
4) NCIS
5) Numbers
6) Studio 60 (I guess I'm one of the few)
7) CSI (Las Vegas)
8) Grey's Anatomy (guilty pleasure)
9) Alias (ended in Spring 2006)
10) Surface (cancelled Spring 2006)

I no longer have cable so I am dependant on local stations, none of which carry the CW network or I would be watching Supernatural and maybe Veronica Mars. I have no idea what is on cable anymore.
Noelie   01-01-2007, 01:41 AM
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Don B Wrote:6) Studio 60 (I guess I'm one of the few)
Studio 60 is my favorite thing on TV. Followed by House, Nip/Tuck, and the British series Afterlife. Also Dexter, but that's a cable series so I'm not sure it counts on this list. Wink

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Auskar   01-01-2007, 01:44 AM
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Noelie Wrote:Studio 60 is my favorite thing on TV. Followed by House, Nip/Tuck, and the British series Afterlife. Also Dexter, but that's a cable series so I'm not sure it counts on this list. Wink

Dexter was absolutely great, especially the early episodes where he was explaining how difficult it was to "act" normal. I actually ordered the book (written in 2001) because I liked that show so much.

Only partially in order...

1) 24 (best show on television)
2) NCIS (character interplay, including Illya Kuriaken)
3) Dexter (didn't think I would like it, but it stuck)
4) Heroes (it took awhile, but it grew on me)
5) Surface (I don't know why, but I liked it)
6) The Closer (Thank youuuuu!)
7) CSI: Miami (I like bright colors)
8) Lost (hated it at first, too - but it grew on me)
9) Battlestar Galactica (I gotta have a Sci Fi show in here)
10) Bones (once again, the character interplay).

I will probably want to amend the list later. I used to like Alias, House, the Shield, and some others -- but they kind of went downhill in the most recent episodes.
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Maggers   01-01-2007, 04:44 AM
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Auskar Wrote:Dexter was absolutely great, especially the early episodes where he was explaining how difficult it was to "act" normal. I actually ordered the book (written in 2001) because I liked that show so much.

The 2 Dexters books are superlative, better, probably than the series, I bet. I don't get Showtime, so I haven't seen the series. But I LOVE the books and I'm anxiously awaiting the third.


Quote:5) Surface (I don't know why, but I liked it)

I really liked "Surface," though I thought no one else on this board did.

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