I used to be into a bunch of weekly shows.. ER, House, Grey's, CSI. Now, I can't be bothered. It seems like they're all becoming repetitive and increasingly bizarre. I think it became apparent after Robert got his arm hacked off by the chopper, then died later after one fell on him. XD

If I watch anything now, it's Family Guy. I love that show. It's brilliant-yes, I said it. But it's been slacking the last few episodes of this season.. I was pretty letdown by the finale.

What's everyone else watching?

Hmm..I am usually too busy to watch tv.

I did watch the whole first season of Heroes, I actually thoroughly enjoyed it, but unfortunately have been too busy to watch the concluding season.

I liked One On One on the Trouble Network, not sure why just got into it. And of course, Family Guy, Simpsons and Futurama; they are all must watch shows, though it is not often I watch them.

Aside to shows, I like to watch The Fight Network, I'm a KickBoxer so naturally I like to watch XFC Kickboxing and MMA(as alot of the fighters have KickBoxing backgrounds.


- Malakai

I'm a night owl, and the only time I really watch TV is after 10pm. I'm into Family Guy and Scrubs, and I LOVE everything on Adult Swim on Cartoon Network. Metallapocalypse and The Boondocks are some of my favorites specifically. I used to love Robot Chicken, but it got old to me.

Urotsukidoji. Not the watered down "Theatrical release", I mean the full-blown, Adults-Only, "Sickest Animated Film Ever Made", mentally disturbing, sick and twisted, sub version.

Managed to get the whole thing on DVD, it's the sickest anime I've ever seen, but it's fricken awesome in all respects. Toshio Maeda is a damn good director.

House, Scrubs, Family Guy, NHL hockey, etc. You name it, I probably watch it. It's amazing some of the great shows out there that don't get enough advertising and get cancelled. Jericho or Arrested Development for example. LOVED AD.

The Office!!! I love this show. Very witty, funny and the characters are so unique. The British one was good too, but the American one goes deeper into the characters.