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Back in the Day: 5 TV Shows You Loved As A Kid

1. Robin of Sherwood
2. The A-Team
3. Knightrider
4. Educating Marmalade
5. The Muppet Show


Who Would You Do?: 5 TV Characters You Would...Well, It's Self-Explanatory

1. Jack O'Neill
2. Teal'c
3. Spike, from BtVS
4. Chris, from The Magnificent Seven
5. The tenth Doctor


What? No, No, I Don't Watch That...: 5 Guilty Pleasure TV Shows

1. Hustle (oh, the pretty, pretty people...)
2. Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (I found a Stargate crossover fic once! They fixed up Jack! It was such a thrill.)
3. I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! (Only when A puts it on, though, and only until my limited tolerance gives out. I didn't watch the last series, because they were all utterly unbearable.)
4. Neighbours (just for a while, when I was at college. It was so soothing.)
5. Casualty (again, not since I was in college, but my housemate and I agreed that there's something weirdly attractive about Charlie.)


Wow: 5 TV Moments You Still Remember (And Probably Won't Forget)

1. The death of Robin Hood. It broke my ickle seven-year-old heart.
2. Tiny little Dudley Moore being menaced by Animal on the Muppet Show.
3. The fifth Doctor (Peter Davison) dying, and regenerating into the sixth (Colin Baker).
4. Bernard's face of absolute joy when Manny not only agrees to do his accounts (with which he's been struggling for the whole episode), but also to get him a glass of wine, and a ham sandwich... and a pickle! - Black Books.
5. The kiss at the end of Persuasion (the 1995 version).


"Tossed Salads and Scrambled Eggs": 5 TV Theme Songs You Know (and Love) By Heart

1. The A-Team
2. Stargate (although I have trouble remembering the words)
3. M.A.S.H.
4. Sherlock Holmes (the one with Jeremy Brett)
5. Robin of Sherwood 


Eh: 5 Shows You Just Can't Get Into

1. Heroes. Meh.
2. Angel. Even when Spike is there.
3. Torchwood. No, not even Jack Harkness has the power to keep me interested.
4. Stargate Atlantis (I'm seeing an 'I can't get into spinoffs' pattern here...)
5. Anything involving judges and the general public making an idiot of itself.


The Starting Line-Up: 5 Channels You Go To First When You Sit Down to Watch TV

1. BBC1
2. BBC2
3. BBC4
4. Film4
5. ITV3


This Is An Environment of Welcoming, and You Should Just Get the Hell Out Of Here: 5 TV Characters You Could Do Without

1. Mickey in Doctor Who (except in the last episode, when he unexpectedly rocked.)
2. Servalan's godawful caveman lover, in Blake's Seven. (I like to think she had him terminated.)
3. Robert of Huntingdon (Robin of Sherwood #1's replacement. Some things I can't forgive.)
4. Murdoch, in Macgyver (he's a master of disguise? Really?)
5. Laira (I know, I know. I never claimed to be reasonable.)


That's What She Said: 5 Quotes That Still Resonate

1. "You set us up. You’re in on this with Lucas Henry. This was a trap for Mulder because he helped put you away. Well, I came here to tell you that if he dies because of what you’ve done, four days from now, no one will be able to stop me from being the one that will throw the switch and gas you out of this life for good, you son of a bitch!" – Dana Scully, with increasing volume.

2. Wooster (helpfully): "Well, have you tried pulling the plug?"
Jeeves: "It was amongst the first things I tried, sir."
- Jeeves and Wooster, discussing a bath in which the water won't go down.

3. Jack: "Okay…put yourself in my shoes and me in yours."
Daniel: "You'd be here for me."
Jack: "Damn straight! I'd have busted you out, blown this rat hole to hell and made sure that son-of-a-bitch suffered!"
Daniel:"The Others would have stopped you."
Jack: "They'd have a hell of a fight on their hands."
Daniel: "You wouldn't do that."
Jack: "Ba'al would be dead…"
Daniel: "Jack…"
Jack: "…And don't think I'd stop there."
Daniel: "You're a better man than that."
Jack: "That's where you're wrong!"

4. "Nothing's forgotten. Nothing is ever forgotten." – Robin of Sherwood, at various times – sometimes a threat, sometimes a promise.

5. Bernard: "What time is it?"
Manny: "Half-ten."
Bernard (grabbing his collar): "Half-ten? HALF-TEN?! I've never been up at half-ten before! What happens?" – Bernard, demonstrating his reason for owning his own business, in Black Books.


Gimme More: 5 Shows You Can Never Get Enough Of

1. Stargate (duh)
2. Black Books (words cannot express how much I loved that show)
3. The Muppet Show (or at least the original one – I didn't care for the newer one)
4. Futurama ("Good news, everybody!")
5. The Magnificent Seven (srsly, I could just watch them sitting around and bitching at one another, I'd be happy)


Waaaaa!: 5 Shows You Still Mourn Losing Prematurely

1. Robin of Sherwood! Waaah, Michael Praed – why did you have to go off to LA to become Prince Michael of Moldavia in Dynasty? Why?!?
2. Black Books
3. The Magnificent Seven
4. Stargate (ten seasons, pah.)
5. My Enemy Next Door (a show for which I saw a pilot, but it never got picked up. It involved a Good Guy spy, who'd retired to live in the suburbs, and his Arch Nemesis retired and moved next door. It was exactly as delightfully cracked as that sounds.)


Headdesk!: 5 Shows You Wish They'd Killed (or at least ended) While They Were Still Good

1. X-Files (doesn't everyone?)
2. Red Dwarf
3. Robin of Sherwood (it was just adding insult to injury, carrying on after the first Robin died. I mentioned that I was seven when this happened, right? So don't expect me to be reasonable about it.)
Um... I'd say Friends and Cheers for the last two, but to be honest, I didn't care that much about them anyway. I can't think of any others.