What are your most fondly remembered TV shows?

The Phil Silvers Show

Breaking Bad will always have a special place in my heart!

The Clangers.

Lost.

"Yes Minister" and "Yes Prime Minister."

Brilliant satire!. Anyone who wants to understand politics should see these. Whether they are British or not. The political scam works the same in Japan and the U.S.A.

Paladin Dixon of Dock Green Z Cars The Avengers The Fugitive Callan The Benny Hill Show MASH Fawlty Towers The Two Ronnies

Get Smart, The Three Stooges, Perry Mason, Adventures of Superman, Batman, The Munsters, I Dream of Jeannie, Star Trek (original series), Twilight Zone, The Saint, The Professionals, Frasier ...and that's just for starters.

Fawlty Towers, Rising Damp, One Foot in the Grave, The Young Ones, The Sweeney, Bod, Space 1999 and Star Trek.

Beakman's World, Dinosaurs, El Chavo del 8

Cheers. Seinfeld. The Young Ones.

Monty Python's Flying Circus, 8時だよ全員集合, Ultraman 80 and MacGyver.

Space 1999, Star-trek TOS and Wild Wild West.

Rent a Ghost.

The Twilight Zone. GOAT.

Star Trek, Suikoden, Professionals, MASH, Monty Python, Beauty and the Beast, Black Adder

Fawlty Towers, Magnum P.I., Cheers

Gilligan's Island, Love Boat, Fantasy Island,,, watched many of them with my Grandma...

Gargoyles!!!

True Blood seasons 1 to 4. Seasons 5, 6 and 7 just did NOT happen.

I loved Wild, Wild West as well. Curb Your Enthusiasm was the last really funny comedy I've seen in recent years.

Have Gun, Will Travel. Combat. The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle.

Perry mason, kojak, mannix

Double Deckers, Doctor Who, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, Star Trek (TOS), Planet of the Apes, The Tomorrow People, Blake's Seven, Valley of the Dinosaurs... the more I type the more I remember, so better stop, lol

Get Smart, S.W.A.T., Baretta, Dallas, Dynasty, Falcon Crest, Good Times, All in the Family.

What's happening, Three's Company, Happy Days, All in the Family, Chico and the Man, Cops, Knight RIder, Cheers, Black Sheep Squadron, The Love Boat, The Jeffersons, MASH, Little House on the Prairie, Charles in Charge, Friends, Seinfeld (Yada, yada, yada), and the list goes on. The 70's and 80's were great for TV.

The Wonder Years comes to mind right away. Easily most memorable show from my childhood. Recently that would definitely be The Wire and Band of Brothers (if that counts here).

I remember The Twilight Zone would always scare me as a kid, especially the opening and closing theme and credits.

All J cartoons and mini series of the 80s ( with monsters who say "arghhhh" , sankukai, captain harlock/ albator, and yes goldorak), also benny hill, columbo, magnum for good measure.

Basically anything with either a fast car, a bad guy or a monster in it. Easy ;)

As a little kid, Sunday Night at the London Palladium. The show itself wasn't all that great I suppose, but it was Sunday night and if we'd had our baths we were allowed to sit up past our bedtimes to watch it in our pyjamas, eating Mum's home-baked bread rolls with real butter (it was margarine the rest of the week) and drinking cocoa. Nice cuddly memories. I especially enjoyed the puppets - Topo Gigio, Daisy May, and the talking dog.

Other than that, in no particular order, Monty Python, The Man from UNCLE, Top of the Pops, Ready, Steady, Go!, Steptoe & Son, Dr. Who, The Monkees, Star Trek, The Caesars and Up Pompei.

Too many to mention, mostly 70's and 80's European, British and American Shows.

Mork and Mindy, Taxi, Hill Street Blues.

Murphy Brown

The Benny Hill Show, The Twilight Zone (newer and old), Dukes of Hazard, Seinfeld, Three's Company, Saturdy Night Live (80's), G-Force (Battle of the Planets), Cheers, and many, many more,

Larry Sanders. Hysterical.

No order but the best I can recall - Adams family, Monty Python, Mash, Fawlty Towers.

The Outer Limits... "Do not attempt to adjust the picture. We are controlling transmission..."

Victory at Sea; I Remember Mama; The Americans; The Great Adventure; Science Fiction Theater; Disneyland; Kukla, Fran, and Ollie

So far two keep cropping up - Fawlty Towers and Monty Python. It's very interesting that Fawlty Towers had such incredible success with only TWELVE (12) episodes.

Reruns of Star Trek, Saturday Morning Cartoons.

MAS*H

It is nice to see so many Japanese shows being fondly remembered. How about 'Ninja butai gekko' or 'Harimau'?

Kitano's Takeshi's castle.