TV Binge Watch (Part 2)

Thread Games
421

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
422

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
  5. My Mother the Car

-“BB”-

423

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
  5. My Mother the Car
  6. The Umbrella Academy
424

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
  5. My Mother the Car
  6. The Umbrella Academy
  7. Topper
425

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
  5. My Mother the Car
  6. The Umbrella Academy
  7. Topper
  8. Thirty-Something
426

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
  5. My Mother the Car
  6. The Umbrella Academy
  7. Topper
  8. Thirty-Something
  9. Medium
427

TV Shows with Ghosts

  1. Six Feet Under
  2. The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
  3. Ghosts
  4. Dead Like Me
  5. My Mother the Car
  6. The Umbrella Academy
  7. Topper
  8. Thirty-Something
  9. Medium
  10. Desperate Housewives

Pass.

428

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
429

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
430

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
431

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.

Norton is a “Ranger Third Class in the Captain Video Ranger Academy” and watches while wearing his official Captain Video space helmet.

432

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.
  5. The Family Guy - first show of season 13 was The Simpsons Guy (I’d bet the Family Guy is likely referenced on the Simpsons at some point as well)
433

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.
  5. The Family Guy - first show of season 13 was The Simpsons Guy (I’d bet the Family Guy is likely referenced on the Simpsons at some point as well)
  6. Green Acres – in the ‘Parity Begins at Home’ episode (season 1 ep 13), attendees at a meeting in Sam Drucker’s store complain that they’re missing Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

-“BB”-

434

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.
  5. The Family Guy - first show of season 13 was The Simpsons Guy (I’d bet the Family Guy is likely referenced on the Simpsons at some point as well)
  6. Green Acres – in the ‘Parity Begins at Home’ episode (season 1 ep 13), attendees at a meeting in Sam Drucker’s store complain that they’re missing Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
  7. Happy Days - In an early episode, the Cunninghams watch The Untouchables, and clips from that series are shown.
435

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.
  5. The Family Guy - first show of season 13 was The Simpsons Guy (I’d bet the Family Guy is likely referenced on the Simpsons at some point as well)
  6. Green Acres – in the ‘Parity Begins at Home’ episode (season 1 ep 13), attendees at a meeting in Sam Drucker’s store complain that they’re missing Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
  7. Happy Days - In an early episode, the Cunninghams watch The Untouchables, and clips from that series are shown.
  8. Mad Men - One of the characters writes a spec script for Star Trek
436

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.
  5. The Family Guy - first show of season 13 was The Simpsons Guy (I’d bet the Family Guy is likely referenced on the Simpsons at some point as well)
  6. Green Acres – in the ‘Parity Begins at Home’ episode (season 1 ep 13), attendees at a meeting in Sam Drucker’s store complain that they’re missing Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
  7. Happy Days - In an early episode, the Cunninghams watch The Untouchables, and clips from that series are shown.
  8. Mad Men - One of the characters writes a spec script for Star Trek
  9. That 70s Show - In one episode, Red gets a VCR and wants to record Roots.
437

TV shows that reference other actual TV shows

  1. The Office - mentions Entourage
  2. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - characters attempt to imitate Extreme Home Makeover
  3. Bones - in one episode Booth hallucinates Stewie from Family Guy
  4. The Honeymooners - Ed Norton watches the kids show Captain Video at the Cramdens’ when they are sharing a TV set.
  5. The Family Guy - first show of season 13 was The Simpsons Guy (I’d bet the Family Guy is likely referenced on the Simpsons at some point as well)
  6. Green Acres – in the ‘Parity Begins at Home’ episode (season 1 ep 13), attendees at a meeting in Sam Drucker’s store complain that they’re missing Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
  7. Happy Days - In an early episode, the Cunninghams watch The Untouchables, and clips from that series are shown.
  8. Mad Men - One of the characters writes a spec script for Star Trek
  9. That 70s Show - In one episode, Red gets a VCR and wants to record Roots.
  10. Lost - character mentioned that her rich father was buying up a paper company in Slough (reference to Werner-Hogg, the setting for the British version of The Office)

TV shows where the central character is the least interesting

  1. Seinfeld
438

TV shows where the central character is the least interesting

  1. Seinfeld
  2. The Andy Griffith Show
439
  1. Seinfeld
  2. The Andy Griffith Show
  3. Mary Tyler Moore

“You’ve got spunk. [beat] I hate spunk.”

She’s still interesting, but in 1970, she was extraordinarily interesting.

440

TV shows where the central character is the least interesting

  1. Seinfeld
  2. The Andy Griffith Show
  3. Mary Tyler Moore
  4. Barney Miller