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UK
Are You Being Served?
Keeping Up Appearances [agree Hyacinthe, is a bit overbearing. I get a kick outta Onslow].
Eastenders
PBS mystery and touring specials centering around either the Brits, Scots, Irish and the lands.
There was some kind of show that was kinda mix of Sherlock Holmes/Scotland Yard and I can see the actor but I sure can't recall names off the top of my head. rrrgh.
Another show where the daughter was the "smart" one and her mom was kinda the floozy [she kind of reminded me of a British version of Peg Bundy] and another lady "best" friend. The two ladies always hung around together. Both were big time cigarette smoking addicts. The blond haired lady especially.
Don't really get a chance to watch PBS as often as I used to tho.
US
Usually watch NCIS - original.
Y&R [taped ala dvr]
Monk [on occasion but now, guess that's over?]
Law and Order
Criminal Minds
CSI on occasion
The DR's
DR OZ
There's more, just can 't remember them all. Sure appreciate my dvr. Looking forward to retirement years and vacation time. I'm so far behind on my viewing. Can only see so many shows over the weekend.
NCIS (original)
Monk (ended)
Chuck
Supernatural
Eastwick
Cougar Town
True Blood (if you count HBO/Showtime shows)
Leverage
The Big Bang Theory
The Mentalist
Medium
Moonlight (until they canceled it)
Dollhouse (canceled too)
Fringe
Glee
Ugly Betty
Castle
Royal Pains
Being Erica
Graham Norton. That is a very funny queen! But there will never be another Benny Hill!
Dame Edna is funny too.
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