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Most compulsive telly ever?
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X Factor threads have got me thinking... when did you last feel fluttery waiting for a TV program to start, because you were so hooked in?
Last time for me was probably the last episode of Six Feet Under. I howled.
Pride and Prejudice on the BBC back in the mid-90s also a biggie.
Our Friends In The North.
Akiko as much as I love Dexter my pet hate is his wife! She is so annoying I find myself shouting at the telly! Books are ace too
Surprised that only one of you mentioned DEXTER! The books are also brilliant! Waiting to download every new episode that is currently airing in the USA.
For me The Wire is the best so far.
I also love Grand Designs.
For me was definately prison break. I only discovered it a few months ago so had 4 series to download and watch. So was soo hard to limit myself to watching only 1 (ok often 2) episodes at a time when I knew I had sooo many left to watch.
Sadly finished watching last week..
I also enjoy
Lie to me
The Mentalist
which I have started to download to get my fix but not many behind so have to limit myself

Damages and Spooks.
Life on Mars, Spooks, Little Dorrit I loved as well.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent - especially if it's a Goren and Eames episode.
NCIS and the new NCIS: LA series
Stargate SG1 and Atlantis
Medium
Criminal Minds
Fringe
I used to love "My Name Is Earl" but went off it a bit towards the end.
Has anyone mentioned Dawson's Creek?

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"old" unmissables were NYPD Blue, ER, West Wing, Brothers and Sisters, Cold Feet
Still loving
House, Greys, DH, and Flashforward is definitely getting better! Currently catching up on One Tree Hill from Season 1

Can still remember the shock and tears when I watched the last episode of Cold Feet - had no idea what was coming and shrieked madly out loud. Also when Jimmy Schmits (sp?) died in NYPD Blue. And Dr Greene in ER...I get far too wrapped up in these things!