when i was a kid id stay awake till midnight and watch star trek deep space nine cause was always on latenight (mabye american thing lol)
never chould watch other startrek shows (just chouldnt get into them) well except next gen a little i still know the picard manover
Well, if you want to include shows still running...
The Simpsons.
FYI, Star Trek not dead, just moved to movies. I'm not sure JJ Abrams has said anything about doing a series or not, and haven't really felt enough fandom over the movies to dig into it any farther. (Whether as a fan you consider it dead or not... well, that's probably a thread of its own.)
On Star Trek, TOS was best, there's a tie between DS9 and TNG with maybe a bit leaning towards TNG, but didn't really like Voyager (was same as TNG, but felt watered down). I didn't see enough of Enterprise as it was before I had a DVR and had too many other things going on in life at the time.
Otherwise, one of my all time faves is Cheers. I have this strange affinity between Norm, Cliff, and Carla. There also Buck Rogers and Battlestar Galactica. (We need a new Buck Rogers series... why no pick up, SyFy?)
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lol yes one of my favs how have i not thought of that one lol (must force young ones to watch it)
xena was on forever or at least it seemed i def watched it a bunch lol one of those shows you prob norm pass up (at least me) but once sit down and watch its ok
Courage The Cowardly Dog, Kids Next Door, Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends, Ed Edd Eddy. More if I can remember, those were the cartoons I was familiar with growing up.
