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I like a good strong drama- Remember Me, The Missing, The Fall and Broadchurch have appealed, and Downton Abbey is a must see. Eastenders and Corrie are the soaps I watch. Pointless and Only Connect. Not Going Out and Stella, if Ruth Jones does another series. I enjoy watching the old comedy classics on Drama,like ever Decreasing Circles, To the Manor Born and Just Good Friends, which have all been shown recently. Anything with Lucy Worsley is a must see, as are historical series like The Plantagenets
(but hated The Tudors dramatisation). I also like Michael Portillo's railway journeys.

Can't stand Mrs Brown's Boys and Citizen Khan, Bake Off, Masterchef, Allotments, Sewing Bee, and I used to love Strictly but it's become so samey.

Documentaries
News and current affairs
Drama
Quiz shows but not ones that depend on contestants doing stupid things or entirely on luck.
Films
Not reality shows, not talent shows, not magazine shows.
Top Gear and sport will be on over the holiday because DS and DGS will be here, also children's programmes. I may be watching.

I like to think my t.v viewing is fairly diverse and I will try most progs.

I enjoy political progs. from Live Parliament to Daily Politics, Andrew Marr etc. I thoroughly enjoy the light hearted political related spin off shows such as Have I Got News, Mock the Week, Agenda, 8 out of 10 Cats etc. etc.

I enjoy many American shows Nip Tuck, Ali McBeal, Greys Anatomy, First Blood, Scandal, Homeland, Chigago PD, so many excellent series to mention.

I would like to be able to see old American progs such as Roots, Queenie, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Mork and Mindy, Golden Girls, again so many to mention.

A good dertective story is always a favourite with most people but I prefer the harder hitting story lines such as Wire in the Blood, Rebus, Waking the Dead, The Fall, opposed to Granchester and Lewis which I find a tad boring. Body of Proof, Castle and The Mentalist are middle of the road but good viewing.

Anything that makes me smile,, Mrs. Browns Boys, Would I Lie to you, Not Going Out, Goggle Box, are definite favourites and I class them with progs. such as The Apprentice, Strictly, I'm A Celebrity .

I'm a sucker for historical dramas such as The White Queen and The Tudors, who cares if a bit of poetic licence applies. If you want pure facts watch a good documentory

My favourites are nature programmes and NCIS.

ga my daughter and I are hooked on Gogglebox. (Her and my SIL are living with us at the moment).

My favourite TV shows are a good crime drama or murrrrder (as Taggart used to say) mystery, including the foreign ones. I like Grand Designs too. Sometimes I will find a tear jerker movie (usually in the late afternoon when I have time to sit down with my knitting), that doesn't require too much concentration. An occasional quiz show.

That's about it really.

My daughter has just introduced me to Gogglebox and I can't quite get my head around watching someone on TV - who is watching TV.

I'm really looking forward to the Christmas Day Special of Downton Abbey, but on a weekly basis I'm loving The Missing and QI.

Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special will be a highlight. Good drama series and love Gogglebox.

Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special will be a highlight. Good drama series and love Gogglebox.

enjoy watching
good quality drama such as Lewis, Missing
Current affairs and discussion programmes

Must admit if programme on commercial tv I record so I can fast forward through the ads

Being retired means we watch afternoon t.v. in the wintertime, and there are some quite good programmes on then. The BBC do a series of short plays for a week, which we enjoy, and record if we happen to be out. We love Pointless and the rapport between Alexander and Richard. Travel journals are great, depending of course on the presenter and The One Show makes a good start to settling down for the evening.

I'm boring, I like watching the evening news! I also try to catch Grey's Anatomy and Bones.

Me I will be watching my heating bill!!!! ��

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We don't all live in England, Icyalittle...

I watch or record University Challenge, Mastermind, sci-fi films or action movies, Gareth Malone, Masterchef Professionals, HIGNFY and golden oldie films, even in B&W. Some of the drama series but I am squeamish. I am one of the seemingly few in England who doesn't watch Downton Abbey, or any soaps.

A surprise hit with us last year was Nashville, wasn't that into country music before but ended up buying the CDs too! Then watched the box set of Friday Night Lights with Connie Britton as well. Also enjoy The Good Wife, Homeland, True Detective was really dark and great. Breaking Bad of course, 30 Rock, Parenthood, Walking dead. Grand designs, The News, Gogglebox, football, Wimbledon, athletics, F1 and big race meets. Good documentaries on BBC 4, some musical gems on there.

Watching less actual TV these days view more on catch up, box sets and films.

I like to watch tv box sets, so Lewis, The Sopranos, The West Wing plus any good new drama [like Missing] and Downton Abbey.I would also like to catch up with the last series of Lost.

Quality Dramas
Imported crime series (The Bridge 1and 2 were great - hope there is a 3)
Only Connect
QI
Have I Got News For You.
Mock the Week
Miranda
Gogglebox
Vera
Scott and Bailey

Love good drama like Missing.
Wildlife documentaries.
Intelligent quizzes like Mastermind and University Challenge, Connect.
Enjoy Pointless and the Tipping Point.
Almost any comedy; I love to laugh.
Two soaps, EEnders and Corrie.
Lots of News, mainly BBC.
Panorama and Newsnight often.
Strictly Come Dancing.
Breaking Bad, nothing else comes anywhere near it for excitement.
House of Cards,
Homeland.
Sons of Anarchy.
Lots of films.
Masterchef.
Television is wonderful for those who live alone.

Best series ever - Breaking Bad, now watching House of Cards and Orange is the New Black, good but nowhere near as exciting as BB. Like the series that you can watch episodes back to back and don't have to wait a whole week till the next episode when you have forgotten whats happened. I did like Wallender , the Bridge and the Killing. Only soap i like is Corrie. Watch Strictly for the costumes, but hate X Factor, Britains got Talent, and I'm a Celebrity and Top Gear. I will watch the occasional real life hospital or vets programme when OH isn't around. Sewing bee and Bakeoff ditto. Not much decent comedy on at the moment though is there?

To be honest I watch very little, prefer reading and music. However I do watch The Sewing Bee and, if available while doing the ironing, Location, Location, Location. And that is about it.

If they are on I will be watching:
Lewis
Endeavour
Wire in the Blood
Location Location Location
George Clarke (Amazing Spaces, Restoration Man etc.)
Grand Designs
Documentaries
Brian Cox
Celebrity Antiques Road Show
24 Hours in A&E
One Born Every Minute
Graham Norton
Any classical Music programmes on BBC4

I will not be watching:
Sport
Reality shows
Strictly Come Dancing
Soaps
Anything involving Alan Carr, Jonathan Ross, Jeremy Clarkson and loads of other similar eejits, whose names I cannot remember

I really enjoy well-written, well-acted dramas such as Broadchurch, Happy Valley and In the Line of Duty. I think there are probably new series of those in the offing at some stage.

Missing rather harrowing, and the fact that there are a further 7 episodes to go puts me off, so I won't be watching it again.

On the lighter side, Downton Abbey and Gogglebox - plus I can't miss an episode of Coronation Street!