confession time: shows you hate to admit you like

[Back to being Cenanuff]

Naruto: Shippuden on Disney XD. I've seen the subbed anime, and right now, they're getting to the most boring story arc ever in the history of the show. But I also know if the ratings survive this arc, the next one is awesome.

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Nov 4, 2010 0:32:16 GMT -5 Kevin's Thorn said:

NXT

And for surprisingly similar reasons, this anime:

What are you talking about - this anime looks f***ING AWESOME! Thank you for bringing it to my attention.

[agent817]

I go through many show phases that I'll get into and try to watch the entire series. Out of any of those phases, the only closest one is probably The Nanny, but that wasn't a bad show. But I can tell that it was geared towards women. As for other ones that I actually watched during a series run, I'll have to go with Summerland. I don't hate to admit that I liked that show, but initially, I watched that show because Lori Loughlin was still smokin' hot (She still is nowadays. I can't believe she is currently 46!), as well as the other hot girl on the show Taylor Cole. Anyway, I ended up wanting to see the storylines and such and actually got into it. Too bad it was never released on DVD. The N/Teen Nick used to show reruns of it, but the last time it was on that channel was back in 08.

[dlg3000]

Hoarders, Bridezillas, Dr G., Glee, iCarly, That's so Raven, Hannah Montana, The View, Matlock, Jerry Springer, Steve Wilkos, Reba, and Dancing with the Stars all have redeeming qualities to me. I can't stand to watch Bad Girls Club and any of the Housewives shows.

Nov 4, 2010 2:49:44 GMT -5 Dave at the Movies said:

I've been watching General Hospital and One Life To Live for the last few weeks and they are pretty good.(soap operas seem to be the only shows with actual dialogue driven plots now for the most part)

And you guys thought Russo was bad with his swerves. I'm guessing he was a huge General Hospital fan. lol

It's pretty bad when soap operas(which like wrestling aren't as near as popular as they were in the 90s(they were extremely popular in the 60s and 70s and 80s when more women stayed home to watch which is why soap operas are always connected to women even though they have some storylines that would make wrestling fans cringe lol) have one hundred times better storylines than any wrestling show on today including ROH. Sure they have more to work with being able to use rape and murder as a plot but still it just shows me that the angles and storylines in wrestling are extremely lazy compared to soap operas.


BTW I get to keep my Man Card because General Hospital has had a big Italian Mob storyline for years so ha!!

That is okay, dude. I like the soaps and I even watch telenovelas at times.

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

I'll second Bad Girls Club. They're shallow bimbos, but they're amusing shallow bimbos.

But iCarly and Matlock legitimately kick ass.

[agent817]

I don't call these guilty pleasures, but it might seem odd that I like them, but many people say it isn't all too bad.
-iCarly
-Victorious
-True Jackson VP

Also, reruns of:
-Drake and Josh
-Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

[darthalexander]

I have to type this again because my previous post was deleted or something: my pick is Coronation Street because every time I mention I like that show I end up getting all kinds of weird looks and people saying "you actually watch that crap???"

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Nov 4, 2010 4:02:41 GMT -5 Grendel said:

Nov 4, 2010 2:53:34 GMT -5 @beau99 said:

Yo Gabba Gabba.

A friend of mine was watching that show with because it keeps her 1 year old occupied, and after watching a bit of it I said, "Were the creators on acid or something?"

Nope, they weren't on acid or any drug.

One of the creators is Aquabats frontman Christian Jacobs. He is a devout Mormon and and such, doesn't even drink caffeine.

[forgottensinpwf]

I'd say Total Drama, but I harbor no hate admitting such a thing.

But I'll probably say Ugly Americans, despite it being really hit and miss.

[i.Sarita.com]

Nov 4, 2010 0:36:37 GMT -5 Alex Shelley said:

Nothing I can think of off the top of my head but I have a damn hard time explaining that I legitimately find iCarly hilarious.

You and me both Citten, you and me both.

[Young Game]

- "A Small Wonder"
- Anything with Samantha Brown on the Travel Channel
- The Rachel Ray Show
- "iCarly"
- "Wizards Of Waverly Place"

[TheDieselTrain]

Nov 3, 2010 20:05:07 GMT -5 BorneAgain said:

I found myself watching far more episodes of MTV's Undressed than I cared to admit to in public.

I still have many episodes on tape. I remember in college seriously considering not going to this girls dorm room I was IMing because there was an undressed marathon that night. But yea I ultimately did.

Every weekday I dont work and assuming I am awake since they come on in a row I will watch Steve Wilkos, Maury, Two episodes of Cheaters, Another Maury, then Jerry Springer.

["Twisted and Tormented" Ash]

The Surreal Life (when it used to come on VH1)
Rock Of Love (I admit I was buying into this garbage despite it being well typical.)
Flava of Love

[BearDogg-X]

One Tree Hill
Life Unexpected
Pretty Little Liars
American Dreams(a early 2000s show set in the 60s about a girl dancing on American Bandstand)

[Back to being Cenanuff]

I actually tried to watch Pretty Wild when it was on E, but I couldn't get more than 5-10 minutes into it before changing the channel in disgust. Nobody in that show has any redeeming qualities.

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No one but British posters will know this but... The Jeremy Kyle Show.

For those who don't know, imagine Jerry Springer but with a host who a. verbally attacks the guests and b. takes the moral highground and seems to seriously think he's doing good in the world. Its awful, awful television, based around wallowing in human misery, but dammit its addictive.

[Dragonfly]

Nov 4, 2010 4:02:41 GMT -5 Grendel said:

Nov 4, 2010 2:53:34 GMT -5 @beau99 said:

Yo Gabba Gabba.

A friend of mine was watching that show with because it keeps her 1 year old occupied, and after watching a bit of it I said, "Were the creators on acid or something?"

The "adult version" of the show - otherwise known as the Aquabats live act - isn't as trippy, though it does have its moments. At the show I went to, the audience had to help Muno and the rest of the band bring lead singer MC Bat Commander "back to life" by singing "Don't Stop Believing." It was awesome.

As for the topic at hand, I would have to say Parenthood. My wife and I love it, but everyone else we know claims it's the worst thing on the air today.

[the5thhorseman]

["Hollywood" Cactus Matt]

Nov 4, 2010 1:16:33 GMT -5 Oak: Certified Jade Hater said:

Nov 4, 2010 0:36:37 GMT -5 Alex Shelley said:

Nothing I can think of off the top of my head but I have a damn hard time explaining that I legitimately find iCarly hilarious.

As someone else who finds iCarly hilarious, I understand. I can't put my finger on it, but I just love it.

I'd say Jersey Shore and Glee, but luckily my friends like the show as well. Nothing is as quite bizarre as hearing several of your friends shout "OH YEAH!" like Pauly D at a show choir event.

I couldn't make that up if I tried.

Your friends sound like this dude I work with. Seriously, it's annoying and I want to punch him every time he says "OH YEAH! OH YEAH!" because he does it any time he needs to answer a question in the affirmative.

As for me? I have a hard time admitting to people that I like Intervention, Hoarders, and Chelsea Lately.

Oh, and Cheaters; even though I find Joey Greco to be a smarmy douche, the show still entertains me.

[Long A, Short A]

Any wedding related show on TLC
Investigation Discovery aka The Killing People Channel