I've never been able to figure out why reruns are never shown of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Not that I cared for Robert Vaughn, but David McCallum was hot, and Leo G. Carrol was a hoot.
Early Mission: Impossible was good. Later, when they stopped messing around with foreign governments and went more PC (before the term was invented) by going after "the mob," the show got tiresome.
The first five seasons of Buffy, the Vampire Slayer were great. The last two seasons were tanky.
There was a time I was hooked on Dynasty, but I always had the sense to call it Darn Nasties and never took it seriously. And much of the Star Trek stuff has been good, but I'm not really hooked in the same way.
I am hooked on Alias, however.
And I am definately hooked on Good Eats. Yes, a cooking show. But with episode titles like "The Dough Also Rises," "Citizen Cane," "Fry Hard," "A Grind is a Terrible Thing to Waste," "Power to the Pilaf," "Ill Gotten Grains," and "This Spud’s For You," I think everyone can tell a little why DR Jose and I both like this show. (Yes, the shows themselves are just as quirky as the titles.)
