Probably where I am right now, darn the luck -- just not involved in any sort of activity that would result in particular remorse. My theory is that if I'm generally well behaved in all other spheres of life, I can watch junk tv and/or read virtually anything without feeling any need for guilt.T_Bone0806 wrote:Sheesh! Where were you when I was single???silvercamaro wrote:I have no guilty pleasures.
I feel no guilt whatsoever.
Fess up... TV guilty pleasure?
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Hey, as long as you don't watch "Judge Judy", you can still hang out here.VAdame wrote:Hmmmmm...TV guilty pleasures?
Doctor Phil (& sometimes Maury.)
But only for the snark value![]()
In fact, there's a theory that Shill (as he's called on TWoP boreds) is rapidly turning into Maury -- hey, he had "fat babies" recently! Or maybe he's already passed Maury? LOL

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Since I didn't get HBO until last year, I watch Curb your
Enthusiasm with On Demand TV. It's nice because the
episodes aren't so long you have to tie up a lot of time
watching them and no commercials.
I haven't seen it this year, but last year I
was hooked on HBO's Big Love.
This is one of those what's said in this thread
stays in this thread, right?
Enthusiasm with On Demand TV. It's nice because the
episodes aren't so long you have to tie up a lot of time
watching them and no commercials.
I haven't seen it this year, but last year I
was hooked on HBO's Big Love.
This is one of those what's said in this thread
stays in this thread, right?

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Probably "Beauty and the Geek" although like SC I have to say I don't feel any particular guilt about.
I rather like train wreck TV!
I rather like train wreck TV!
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Are you sure you're not a 14-year-old kid who lives in Indiana? Add the Simpsons and Scrubs reruns to that list, and I'm gonna be signing your field trip permission slips.TheCalvinator24 wrote:No current one, but for a long time, it was "Saved by the Bell."
Right now, my only regular TV watching is:
Heroes
Lost
MythBusters
Family Guy
South Park
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I almost include the Simpsons, but I'm just not a regular viewer any more, and I do love Scrubs, too.Catfish wrote:Are you sure you're not a 14-year-old kid who lives in Indiana? Add the Simpsons and Scrubs reruns to that list, and I'm gonna be signing your field trip permission slips.TheCalvinator24 wrote:No current one, but for a long time, it was "Saved by the Bell."
Right now, my only regular TV watching is:
Heroes
Lost
MythBusters
Family Guy
South Park
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In the Guilty Pleasure realm, it's Rock of Love, Porject Runway and Top Chef
For can't miss, it's Countdown with Keith Olbermann.
And the agita-inducing Owlets (formerly Pops Chaney's agita-inducing Owlets) playing basketball. (And inducing agita).
And the Phillies. Who also induce agita. Except not so much.
For can't miss, it's Countdown with Keith Olbermann.
And the agita-inducing Owlets (formerly Pops Chaney's agita-inducing Owlets) playing basketball. (And inducing agita).
And the Phillies. Who also induce agita. Except not so much.
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And I wrote that before I read the last few posts. Not that I give two kitty sandwiches.fantine33 wrote:Sorry I didn't reply earlier. I was busy watching Judge Judy.
I don't think I'm guilty about anything media related. Hard to be when you'll still admit to loving Black Oak Arkansas. Ha! I will say that I'm a total sucker for anything on VH1 that has commentators. I guess that's my stupidest viewing.
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I FORGOT!!!
Absolute must-watch!
Meerkat Manor on Animal Planet
and MAD MEN! on AMC.
Meerkat Manor on Animal Planet
and MAD MEN! on AMC.
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Meerkat Manor fans:
Are you watching Orangutan Island?
Just curious. I didn't watch the Manor, but have caught an episode of the Island, and am intrigued, at least somewhat.
Are you watching Orangutan Island?
Just curious. I didn't watch the Manor, but have caught an episode of the Island, and am intrigued, at least somewhat.
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You have just described my viewing, some surreptitious, some out in the open. VH1 has perfected crap shows. They teeter on the edge of vomitous at times, but then reel you in, then teeter, then reel. It's great.fantine33 wrote: I will say that I'm a total sucker for anything on VH1 that has commentators. I guess that's my stupidest viewing.
Well, then
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LOVE Keith Olbermann... Just tuning in for Worst Person in the World is worth the price of admission!mellytu74 wrote:In the Guilty Pleasure realm, it's Rock of Love, Porject Runway and Top Chef
For can't miss, it's Countdown with Keith Olbermann.
Boy, KO really does NOT like Bill O!
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