Best answer: Yeh, loved them all, Original, Next Generation, Voyager and Deep Space Nine.

Best answer: Probably, at least television as we know it will be obsolete. It doesn't seem to be able to keep up with technology and is falling behind. Cable and Dish networks are charging more for less. Purchasing a DVD is cheaper than going to movies.

People are busy so they don't mind spending money if they can choose what to watch and when they want to watch it--commercial free. For a very low price, we can stream movies and television series, pause it til the next day and that is totally awesome.

im regarding former 90's Teens and kids that grew up with buffy the vampire slayer.They transformed into ignorant haters.These modern adults arent big fans of buffy like they used to be.it may be an old show but not dinosaur old like sesame street. Though recently im almost 21 and got back to watching buffy nearly 15 years later.i bought all 7 seasons on dvd and watch em gladly.

Best answer: I guess it would depend on what mood I was in. I think a police drama sounds good at the moment; something with some action and mystery.

Best answer: Yeah it's funny. Chanel is annoying as f'ck though. She thinks her stupidity is cute but really it's just irritating every time her squeaky mouth talks.

Best answer: At least Just once i wanna see Tom get the upper hand over that little squeak.

Best answer: Shame...a really nice man (in more ways than one)...In it to win it wouldn't be the same without him.

Best answer: I liked the planet-eater one where this giant hollow turd-shaped thing attacks. They figure out how to stop it by exploding a starship from inside it.

Is it because the night ones are better to brainwash you with as you sleep? I never understood people who leave the TV on when they go to bed and let the ads drill into them all night. you wake up with a craving for chocolate or whatever you were brainwashed with as you slept.

has anyone else noticed this?

Best answer: Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency - This is hilarious and the time travel in it is entertainingly done as you have to live through the timeline with all kinds of weird stuff happening that only gets explained later when you see people travelling back in time to do them and why.

The Flash (CW) - Tiem travel isn't the main focus of the show, but it's fun, funny, and a great show for the first two seasons and okay-ish after that. While Time Travel is only PART of the show, it's repurcussions are felt throughout.

Legends of Tomorrow - Actually it's not a very good show, but it has time travel and a not-take-yourself-seriously mentality like Dr. Who.

Stargate SG-1 - Okay, there's only a couple time travel stories and 10 seasons of content (8 of which were good), but if you like Dr. Who I am thinking that a sci-fi show that knows how to poke fun at itself is your thing, and SG-1 is the king of that. The first season starts a little slow, and it helps to have seen the movie, though it's not absolutely necessary.

Supernatural - No time travel as far as I know, but a supernatural themed show and it doesn't take itself too seriously.

Continuum - I mean...it's okay, and it's heavy on the time travel, but I'm not giving it an enthusiastic recommendation.

Life on Mars - Okay, is it time travel? Who knows? It might be...or it might be a hallucination! Or something! It's weird. But it's good.

FlashForward - Ehhh, sort of.

Fringe - Ehhh, sort of.

Misfits - One of the characters has a sort of time-rewind power...until season 3 anyway.

Best answer: Yeah, watched..J.L was awesome..But best single performance was Alice Cooper, maybe the lead guitar player too.

Best answer: I think it's funny, especially that doctor who was caught. He is just going to throw his hat on the ground and start whining like a little girl, "NO, NO, NO, NO, NO". Then the Indian guy "Suh pleeze, just pleeze". Then when they walk outside they are almost football tackled to the ground. LOL!