I just finished watching every ep of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia on the way to work, and I need something new to spend my commute on. Preferably something with more than one season under its belt. I'm talking must-see here, so no "How I Met Your Mother is pretty funny" bullshit. Doesn't have to be a comedy, just has to be good.

 

Suggestions? 

Kenny vs Spenny

 

Im almost done Heroes, but I can see that that wouldn't be for everyone. I'm enjoying it. 

 

Download the carolla project off a torrrent. One of the best shows Ive seen in years (though i have a love of Adam Carolla). Its a home improvement show (sort of) on crack!! 

 

Futurama, Survivorman, The Wire, South Park seasons 5-10

 

How bout house? That show has been growing on me...

i suggest finding your favorite source of archived british television and downloading skins, shameless, and manchild. these have all entertained me.

I watched Big Bang Theory for the first time last week. I'll admit I laughed a fair amount.

Im with you TR, Its a surprisingly funny show...

chuck lorre shows do not appeal to me. yes, you can laugh, but they are ultimately throwaways that you can forget right after you watch them.

 

thanks for the suggestions though. I might try those bbc shows. I've considered heroes but I've heard it gets really bad after the first half of the first season. also, those save the cheerleader ads for it were really lame. house doesn't thrill me, but it's ok. 

A month ago, I finished watching Saved By the Bell, all the way through the College Years. I would definitely recomend it.

in treatment started slow, but got really good pretty fast. it lags a bit but ends well. all in all, a good experience.

 

 

I've been watching Freaks and Geeks recently and trying to find Sausage Factory.

yeah, freaks and geeks is good, but i'm watching that one with my betrothed so I can't watch it by myself.

 

yo, alteredbeatz, did you ever end up watching tell me you loved me? It's really good. Maybe I'll do in treatment... do you have to watch all of them or can you watch just one of the storylines? 

In Treatment is pretty great. I couldn't get into Tell Me You Love Me, but  I only saw a couple of eps.

 

There was also a Shameless marathon on the Sundance Channel last night (a weird coincidence), and it was fantastic. I watched like 3 hours worth.