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I enjoyed catching up with your list, cricket, even though I've seen very few of these shows. I watch more shows nowadays since DVRs make it so much easier to keep up with stuff, but I've never been much of a TV junkie. I'd love to go back and check out all these old iconic shows like I Love Lucy and Happy Days and The A-Team, but in order to do so I'd have put movies on the back burner. That's not something I'm willing to do at the moment. I care more about watching all the films I want to see than all the TV shows. I'd like to think that one day I'll reach a point when I've seen all the movies worth seeing and I can focus solely on watching all the great TV shows, but I doubt that day will ever come. If the NFL, NBA and the WWE (don't judge me) didn't also eat up so much of my TV time, I'd probably be able to make more a dent in this stuff.
We do share a few favorites, though. I haven't seen a ton of episodes of The Munsters, but I've enjoyed what I have seen and I agree with you that it's better than The Addam's Family. Sanford and Son is hilarious -- I watch re-runs of it every now and then. I watched a few seasons of American Idol back when it was still a cultural phenomenon. I even voted on a few occasions.
I loved both seasons of Rock Star. That was much more my style and it's a shame that it didn't catch on like American Idol. I haven't seen the second season of True Detective, but the first season was excellent (albeit a little overrated). Married ... With Children is one of my favorite sitcoms. I rarely watch Saturday Night Live anymore, but I was a big fan in the 90's and early 00's. It seems that nearly all my favorite comedic actors got their start on that show. I share your love for Survivor, although I don't understand why it makes you tear up all the damn time, you big cry-baby. I haven't seen every season, but I've seen most of them. Easily the greatest reality show of all-time.