#14

I was making a lame joke about ER meaning you were thinking about another answer

sorry

#15

Coronation Street probably, given it was a constant in my life from childhood.

Friends, the Simpsons probably runners up.

#16

sub Q

shit you watch on netflix etc that you’re happy to let the whole theme music run, rather than skipping through, cos it’s fucking brilliant

Narcos. cos it’s fucking brilliant

#17

I just go with

IT’S THE NEWS!
IT’S THE NEWS!
IT’S THE NEWS!
IT’S THE NEWS!
IT’S THE NEWS!

#18

I like the ‘With Jon Snow’ refrain foxy, if you’ll allow me to put that in then I’m happy with your version.

#19

You’ve got yourself a deal.

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#20

it has stuff before the music doesn’t it which means I’m less inclined to skip the music when it comes. I’m crazy like that.

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#21

Charlie Brooker’s Screenwipe.

For obvious reasons.

#22

Seinfeld

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#23

Got to be Neighbours

#24

theme tunes don’t seem to be such a big deal anymore

#25

Sorry, didn’t see this

#27

Simpsons or Eastenders?

#28

albeit the various versions of

#32

Definitely Neighbours. Watched it 5 times a week for years, sometimes twice a day in the holidays.

Had a quick look the other day…Toady and Steph are still in it!

#33

Seinfeld
Frasier
X Files

#34

Probably Corrie or Match of the Day

Bit like this guy ↓

#36

Always watched it twice a day when possible, I remember neighbors characters more vividly than I remember my actual friends of the same era

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#37

Initial thought was The Walking Dead. 83 episodes, watched most at least 3 times.

But then, there’s the show that would be my Mastermind specialist subject, 24 - 205 episodes, watched them all at least twice, but do I ever stick around for the end credits before hitting next? Hmmm. Unlikely tbh.

GET ME THOSE SCHEMATICS!

Ooh no, Neighbours is a good shout. Would have watched that nearly every weekday for 5/6 years of school I suppose. IDK!

#38

I was thinking that during that “half-remembered tv shows” thread when I started watching old 80s kids theme tunes. They literally explained the plot, introduced every character, and then got on with it. And we thought kids have short attention spans NOW.