It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
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Parks and Rec, and Letterkenny, for me. Two of my absolutely most favorite shows. Both are ridiculous in the own way, but overall uplifting and positive.
I watch a lot of cartoons, but when there's a dry season I find myself just rewatching The Simpsons or American Dad.
Usually the earlier stuff of course, but you get some gems in the later stuff, and the later stuff gets funnier the more you memorize the writing.
I'm beginning to suspect that nostalgia is a form of brain rot.
Iβm beginning to suspect that nostalgia is a form of brain rot.
I've struggled hard to do it, but in my forties I'm still listening to new music and watching new media. I want to go out like John Peel, listening to good new music until the day I die.
I still listen to and watch a lot of old stuff, but I really try not to make it my main entree.
I honestly think if you're my age (mid forties) and you're still listening to music exclusively from the 90's it's gotta count as some type of arrested development.
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Mr. Bean
Surprised not to see Generation Kill here. I'll watch it twice a year. Along with, as mentioned by many above, Seinfeld, Firefly, Community (preferably early seasons) etc.
I still watch Spongebob, Dragonball, and I used to watch that 70s show a lot(harder to watch nowadays though)
Early Spongebob is easily re-watchable.
the glory (korean tv series)
Frasier
Came here for this. Was not disappointed.
30 rock Curb Seinfeld Arrested development The Simpsons
Spaced
Blackadder (Not series 1)
Mad Men
Pawn stars for one.
Rick & Morty
MONKEEEEEEEEEEY
- Star Trek (first 5 series)
- MASH
- Stargate SG1
- The Office
- Friends
Spaced from Simon Pegg and Friends is probably the series i have rewatched the most, was just going to watch it again this week with a friend, it's been a couple years, but it always is good
Regular Show has been one of my go-to rewatches to put on at night.
Fleabag
The Queen's Gambit
Malcolm in the Middle
Six Feet Under
Seinfeld is a more "family friendly" option.
But Curb Your Enthusiasm can be put on an endless loop, and I'd still laugh my ass off at every episode.