Anonymous wrote:Does anyone (maybe you West Wing fans) know if Sports Night is streaming anywhere? Old Aaron Sorkin sitcom that I remember loving, wouldn't mind rewatching. Think it only had 2 or 3 seasons.

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Anonymous wrote:Buffy will never get old to me! I watch it so much still. My daughter and I binged it during the pandemic and she loved it, too. It was fun to get to see it through her eyes, because the plot twists and such were all brand new to her, whereas I have probably seen every episode 50 times over.

I will look up BSG for you. I loved that show. I remember loving the original when I was a kid, but the 2000s version is incredible. (Edited-looks like it isn’t currently available, except maybe try plex or fandango at home? Google was a little unclear)

I have been out of work since March (yes, I am looking), and the show I keep coming back to when I’m not watching whichever episodes of Buffy are on Fuse that day is Hot in Cleveland. It was a TVland sitcom with Betty White in her 90s, along with Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Mallick. It’s just goofy, but the whole cast is really funny together and they had some incredible guest stars. Huey Lewis plays an aging rocker/love interest. Both the brothers from Wings have arcs. A couple people from Cheers show up. There is even a Jonas brother that plays one of the children. It’s on Paramount+.

There were some pretty good usa shows for a while - white collar with Matt Bomer was very good. I also liked Burn Notice and Covert Affairs.

2 other shows I really liked - Veronica Mars and Alias.

Have you watched Chuck? Spy show from like 2008-ish. I binged that when I had colon cancer 6 years ago. (No worries, I’m fine now)

There was a delightful show that was on when the writers strike happened called pushing daisies. It only got 2 seasons, sadly. But it was very well done.

Have you ever watched my name several or raising Hope? Greg Garcia is a local guy, and they make references to places around the dc area. In raising Hope, the dad is always wearing capitals shirts. These 2 shows are absolutely hysterical.

Raising hope is so funny all his shows all his shows are have you seen sprung?

Yes, we watched sprung I was trying to get my mom to watch it just a couple days ago.

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Anonymous wrote:Buffy will never get old to me! I watch it so much still. My daughter and I binged it during the pandemic and she loved it, too. It was fun to get to see it through her eyes, because the plot twists and such were all brand new to her, whereas I have probably seen every episode 50 times over.

I will look up BSG for you. I loved that show. I remember loving the original when I was a kid, but the 2000s version is incredible. (Edited-looks like it isn’t currently available, except maybe try plex or fandango at home? Google was a little unclear)

I have been out of work since March (yes, I am looking), and the show I keep coming back to when I’m not watching whichever episodes of Buffy are on Fuse that day is Hot in Cleveland. It was a TVland sitcom with Betty White in her 90s, along with Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Mallick. It’s just goofy, but the whole cast is really funny together and they had some incredible guest stars. Huey Lewis plays an aging rocker/love interest. Both the brothers from Wings have arcs. A couple people from Cheers show up. There is even a Jonas brother that plays one of the children. It’s on Paramount+.

There were some pretty good usa shows for a while - white collar with Matt Bomer was very good. I also liked Burn Notice and Covert Affairs.

2 other shows I really liked - Veronica Mars and Alias.

Have you watched Chuck? Spy show from like 2008-ish. I binged that when I had colon cancer 6 years ago. (No worries, I’m fine now)

There was a delightful show that was on when the writers strike happened called pushing daisies. It only got 2 seasons, sadly. But it was very well done.

Have you ever watched my name several or raising Hope? Greg Garcia is a local guy, and they make references to places around the dc area. In raising Hope, the dad is always wearing capitals shirts. These 2 shows are absolutely hysterical.

Raising hope is so funny all his shows all his shows are have you seen sprung?

Anonymous wrote:Buffy will never get old to me! I watch it so much still. My daughter and I binged it during the pandemic and she loved it, too. It was fun to get to see it through her eyes, because the plot twists and such were all brand new to her, whereas I have probably seen every episode 50 times over.

I will look up BSG for you. I loved that show. I remember loving the original when I was a kid, but the 2000s version is incredible. (Edited-looks like it isn’t currently available, except maybe try plex or fandango at home? Google was a little unclear)

I have been out of work since March (yes, I am looking), and the show I keep coming back to when I’m not watching whichever episodes of Buffy are on Fuse that day is Hot in Cleveland. It was a TVland sitcom with Betty White in her 90s, along with Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Mallick. It’s just goofy, but the whole cast is really funny together and they had some incredible guest stars. Huey Lewis plays an aging rocker/love interest. Both the brothers from Wings have arcs. A couple people from Cheers show up. There is even a Jonas brother that plays one of the children. It’s on Paramount+.

There were some pretty good usa shows for a while - white collar with Matt Bomer was very good. I also liked Burn Notice and Covert Affairs.

2 other shows I really liked - Veronica Mars and Alias.

Have you watched Chuck? Spy show from like 2008-ish. I binged that when I had colon cancer 6 years ago. (No worries, I’m fine now)

There was a delightful show that was on when the writers strike happened called pushing daisies. It only got 2 seasons, sadly. But it was very well done.

Have you ever watched my name several or raising Hope? Greg Garcia is a local guy, and they make references to places around the dc area. In raising Hope, the dad is always wearing capitals shirts. These 2 shows are absolutely hysterical.

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