[buffyt]

There are no good shows on TV anymore. Still don’t know if “24” will return. We do like that show but it isn’t even on right now. We loved Cheers, Just Shoot Me, I Love Lucy, Red Skelton Show, Johnathan Winters Show, Working, Third Rock, Raymond, All in the Family, Donna Reed, Leave it to Beaver. That is pretty much IT. The new shows we tune in once or twice and then tune out. We do like Scrubs a little bit. We have caught it about three times.

[LS]

See, I disagree. Among my "can't miss" shows were "The Shield," "House," "Heroes," and "Criminal Minds." Among the "will watch if time" are "Numbers," "NCIS," any of the "CSI"s, and "Dinner: Impossible." The summer "replacement" show, "Burn Factor," was terrific. My wife absolutely loves "Rescue Me."

Unlike many here, I like TV, and want to see good television return, not vanish. Unfortunately, I think many of the shows that were "on the bubble" as it was their (probably) last season, including "24" and "The Shield," may never come back.

[mathluv]

My grandchildren have all of the ‘I Love Lucy’ DVDs, most of the DVDs for Everyone Loves Raymond. My oldest grandson loves Scrubs. My daughter and granddaughters love Monk. They no longer have satellite - only watch the season DVDs. House and 24 are two others - again, the DVDs. I also watch Bones.

[Berosus]

My TV set didn’t survive the trip, when I moved from Florida to Kentucky in 2006. Consequently I’ve watched hardly any TV at all, though my pastor gave me a hand-me-down TV. My wife used to be a TV addict, but she quit watching when I bought her a laptop last May and she learned how to play DVDs on it. Nowadays we only turn on the set to entertain the parrot.

[peggybac]

The only shows I watch religiously is “The Office,” “Friday Night Lighs” and “Desperate Housewives.” I’m a big fan of “CSI: Miami” as well.