JCC Amph TV series you've seen every single episode of?

Heard if it, but not sure if I ever watched it.

 

It was an age joke.

1948 - 1956, hosted by Milton Berle.

 

Sass!

I do have very fond memories of The Red Skelton Show and I know that one started even before my time.

 

Automan
Maninal
Fuller House
All My Children

 

Hmmm....hard to say how many I may have completed as a kid (late 70s and 80s) because I watched a lot of TV back then. But I would say during that era the only two that I'm really sure I saw every single epsiode of were M*A*S*H (watching the earlier seasons that I missed when I was too young later on when they started appearing on syndication) and syndicated repeats of the original Star Trek. I also was a big Cheers fan during the 80s, but I'm not sure if I ever did see every single episode..

In my adult life, I can really only think of two series I've seen every one of: Seinfeld (I've probably seen every episode at least 2-3 times, and some episodes more than that) and Sex and The City (though I didn't watch much of it until it had completed its first run). I've probably also seen every SATC ep at least twice.

It's been years since I've watched any TV series (aside from news shows or PBS*), even in this new age of TV on-demand options. By choice, I don't have cable or any streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. If I have time to watch something, I generally prefer to watch movies.

*and yes, even though I'm "only" in my 40s, I fully realize that I have the TV tastes of an octagenarian. I reached acceptance of that fact long ago.

Edit: Oh, I did also complete the British version of The Office. I watched the American one regularly until Jim and Pam became a permanent couple but then I lost interest.

 

Red Dwarf
Hyperdrive

 

Far too many. Just thinking about this list is something of a reality check. There are probably many more that I can't think of just now.

13 Reasons Why
American Dad
Battlestar Galactica (2000s)
Beavis & Butt-Head
Better Call Saul
Boardwalk Empire
Bojack Horseman
Breaking Bad
Clone Wars
Community
Death Note
Family Guy
Futurama
Game of Thrones
House of Cards
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Mad Men
The Office (UK & US)
Orange is the New Black
Oz
Parks & Recreation
Peep Show
Rebels
Rick & Morty
The Shield
The Sopranos
South Park
Superstore
Sons of Anarchy
Treme
The Wire

I really should have spent more time outside.

 

Star Trek Deep Space Nine
How I Met Your Mother
Futurama
Superman The Animated Series
Justice League
Teen Titans
Clone Wars
Rebels

Maybe a few more that don't come to mind right now.

 

Fawlty Towers

 

Netflix's:
- Lost in Space
- Orange is the New Black (until season 6 dropped today)
- Daredevil
- Jessica Jones
- Luke Cage
- Iron Fist
- The Punisher
- Stranger Things
- The Toys that Made Us
- Making a Murderer

 

These are my favorites that have 5+ seasons:
Friends
Frasier
Seinfeld
Alias
Lost
Gilmore Girls

 

I’ve never finished a series. I have commitment problems.

 

I have additions to my list

60 Minutes
The Tonight Show
Meet the Press
Face the Nation

 

Mr. Bean.

 

Monty Python

 

The only series that I'm certain I've seen every episode of are "Fawlty Towers", "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (including the fourth series) and "Star Trek: TOS". I'm pretty sure I've seen every episode of "NewsRadio", B5 and "Hogan's Heroes", and I've seen every non-KTMA episode of MST3K.

 

Star Trek: The Original Series
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Voyager
Dexter
Friends
Cheers
My bae The West Wing
Breaking Bad
The Twilight Zone

 

...not Game of Thrones though?

 

Well this triggered my OCD and since I watch a ton of Netflix and actually keep lists, this is going to be ugly.

I only listed things I've definitely seen all of, which mostly means stuff in the last decade plus a few exceptions

30 Rock- 7 seasons
Agent Carter- 2 seasons
The Almighty Johnsons- 3 seasons
America in Primetime- 1 miniseries season
Arpeggio of Blue Steel- Ars Nova- 1 season
Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution- 1 miniseries season
Baccano!- unfortunately only 1 season
Band of Brothers- 1 miniseries season
The Batman- 5 seasons
Batman: The Animated Series/The New Batman Adventures- 4 seasons (and a few movies)
Being Human UK- 5 seasons
Better Off Ted- 2 seasons
Black Books - 3 seasons
The Boondocks- 4 seasons
Boy Meets World- 7 seasons
Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040- 1 season
The Civil War- 1 miniseries season
Clone High- sadly just 1 season
Courage the Cowardly Dog- 4 seasons
Cowboy Bebop- 1 season and a movie
Daredevil- 2 seasons and counting
David Mitchell's Soapbox (technically a youtube show but worth mentioning and you should go watch it)- 4 seasons
Deadman Wonderland- 1 season
Death Note- 2 seasons
The Defenders- 1 season
The Devil is a Part Timer!/Hataraku Maou-sama!- 1 season
Dexter- 8 seasons
Dexter's Laboratory- 2 seasons and Ego Trip (I watched the later seasons sporadically and THEY DON'T COUNT)
Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z (actually I might have missed some episodes in the Android Saga?)- I have no idea how many seasons, but a bunch
Eureka Seven- 1 season
Firefly - 1 season (also Serenity and one trade paperback)
Freakazoid- 2 seasons, watched many times
Fullmetal Alchemist 2003- 1 season and a movie
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood- 1 season and another movie
The Guild- 6 seasons and a comic, though not all of the one-shots
Hey Arnold!- 5 seasons and a movie and another TV special, though I haven't seen the recent movie
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy- 1 season
House of Cards UK- 3 seasons
How I Met Your Mother- 9 seasons
The Inexplicable Universe: Unsolved Mysteries, with Neil DeGrasse Tyson- 1 season
The IT Crowd- 4 seasons and a special
Inhumans- 1 season and thank god for that
Iron Fist- 1 seasons and counting
Jekyll- 1 miniseries season
Justice League/JLU - 5 seasons
The Kennedys- 1 miniseries season
The Man in the High Castle- 2 seasons and counting
Megas XLR- 2 seasons (should've been five)
Mobile Fighter G Gundam- 1 season
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing- 1 season and movie
My Little Monster- 1 season
The Office (U.K.) - 2 seasons (plus Christmas Special)
Stephen Fry's Planet Word- 1 miniseries season (you should watch this if you can; I think it's on Dailymotion)
The Powerpuff Girls- 6 seasons, none of that 2016 series crap
Ken Burns' Prohibition- 1 miniseries season
The Punisher- 1 seasons and counting
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo- 4 seasons
Pushing Daisies- unfortunately just 2 short seasons
The Roosevelts: An Intimate History- 1 miniseries season
Rosario + Vampire- 2 seasons
Runaways- 1 season and counting
Samurai Champloo- 1 season
Samurai Flamenco- 1 season, which is legitimately amazing
Samurai Jack (okay this is a lie since I haven't seen the new season yet but I was current for over a decade!)- 4 seasons
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated- 2 seasons
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (with an exclamation mark for some reason)- 2 seasons, no we're not counting that one from the late 70s
Scrubs- 9 seasons, twice
The Seventies- 1 miniseries season
Sherlock- 4 seasons (and counting?)
The Sixties- 1 miniseries season
Star Wars: Clone Wars- 2 seasons
Star Wars: THE Clone Wars- 6 seasons
That Mitchell and Webb Look- Numberwang seasons
Time Squad- 2 seasons
Torchwood- 4 seasons
Trigun- 1 season
Tsukuyomi Moon Phase- 1 season
Vampire Knight- 2 seasons
The West Wing- 7 seasons watched several times
White Collar- 6 seasons
Young Justice- 2 seasons (and counting whooo!)
Zoids: New Century- 1 season

There are potentially dozens of other cartoons and a few live-action shows I could include as well from my childhood that I cannot say for certain I saw all the episodes of.

Currently Watching:
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (season 5, in my ongoing MCU watch-through)
Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey
House of Cards U.S.
Jessica Jones (season 2, in my ongoing MCU watch-through)
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
The Office UK (rewatch; I'll finally start the U.S. version after)
Silver Spoon

On Hold:
The Crown (in the middle of season 2's first episode...)
Freaks and Geeks (halfway through the one season)
Lost (watched 2 seasons)
Ouran High School Host Club (six episodes in but I should probably start over)
plus a a couple dozen others

Why do I do this to myself.

 

After approximately 1 billion hours figuring out whether or not to count weeb ****:

• Star Trek
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
• Futurama
• Batman (1966)
• Poirot
• Sherlock Holmes (1984)
• Blackadder
• Fawlty Towers
• Monty Python's Flying Circus
• Danger Man
• The Prisoner
• Twin Peaks
• Freakazoid
• Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994)

Weeb **** AKA The Dark History:

• Mobile Suit Gundam
• Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
• Mobile Suit ZZ Gundam
• Mobile Suit Victory Gundam
• Mobile Fighter G Gundam
• New Mobile Report Gundam Wing
• After War Gundam X
• ∀ Gundam
• Gundam Build Fighters
• Dragon Ball Z
• Super Dimension Fortress Macross
• Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross
• Genesis Climber Mospeada
• Robotech (lol)
• Cowboy Bebop
• The Big-O
• Trigun
• Galaxy Cyclone Braiger
• Neon Genesis Evangelion
• Invincible Super Man Zambot 3
• Invincible Steel Man Daitarn 3
• Space Runaway Ideon
• Combat Mecha Xabungle
• The King of Braves GaoGaiGar
• Cromartie High School
• Shin-chan
• Excel Saga
• Pop Team Epic

Thank god I'm a "read the manga instead" level snob or that could've gotten out of hand fast. I mean it's already out of hand but you know what I mean.

 

The only anime I've thought was better than the manga (after having experienced both) that I can think of is DBZ.

And I'm strongly considering a Gundam watch-through after my MCU watch-through.

 

How do you guys have time to watch all this? I've got this huge backlog of movies, games, TV series...was making zero progress on any of it, and this was before I got a job.

 

I have to disagree with this pretty strongly; while I love a good DBZ filler episode the actual storyline adaptations are a tremendous disservice to the original. None of Toriyama's charm, or pacing, or eye for composition are preserved, and it only got worse as he got really stylized and sparse in the Cell saga. Then in the Buu saga the anime producers clearly had no idea what to do with the self-parodying tone he decided to run with, so rather than everyone dying being played for laughs it's played as dark but then for laughs and ugh. Ugh.

Used to be I could just say "Watch everything by Tomino" but then he did Reconguista in G and... y'know, maybe skip that one.

The key is to constantly try to fill the immense void left within you by alienation and anxiety with content so that you never, ever stop to think about the horrifying Faustian bargain of your life in which your material needs are met at the expense of living in a suffocating system which is slowly and deliberately killing everything that makes you human from the inside out and you cannot get out you cannot get out YOU CANNOT GET oh hey Seinfeld is on.

 

I should probably re-read DBZ since it's been years and I never got farther than the Cell Saga there anyway.

Yeah right now the tentative plan is catch up with the MCU > catch up with Doctor Who > read ASOIAF and then watch Game of Thrones > watch all Gundam in sequence > I dunno, Narnia or Pokemon Special, or, what the hell, maybe go on a Dickens binge?
That should keep me busy through 2018 (not that I won't also be watching/reading/playing a lot of other things at the same time... I watched 12 Angry Men for the first time a couple nights ago and it was amazing, praise the almighty Lumet).

This is... depressingly relatable. I also just REALLY like stories, though. Scheherezade would have had an easy mark with me.

Now I want to read 1001 Nights.

I should get to Seinfeld at some point too.