TV series that you saw but would like to watch again

[ToomuchStuff]

Have a locally broadcast station that is doing some old tv. When I found out I went ahead and hooked up an antenna. Going to have to figure out what devices record, due to my work schedule to see what I want and when.
They have the Carol Burnet show back.
One I would like to see again, Soap. (don't know that it would be as funny now)
Caught a couple of All in the Family episodes. Liked growing up, now seems pretty dated.

For British ones, I might watch Coupling again.
Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy (tv series) and Mulberry are two that I have to be in the mood for something that were never completed.
How not to live your life.

[goldensmom]

Used to enjoy Northern Exposure. Also Rockford Files, Spenser for Hire, and Columbo.

We just pulled out season 1 of 'Northern Exposure' last night! It's so quirky, I love it. 'Wind At My Back' is a great show that we watch a lot. The Crystal Skull is probably my favorite episode that I don't mind watching over and over. Another Canadian series that I'd like to watch again is 'Corner Gas'. We have the first season of 'Newhart', I like dry humor. That's my list for the winter months. An old TV show that I would like to watch is 'In the Heat of the Night' with Carrol O'Connor but I don't have the DVDs.

[Aqua Blue]

Inspector Lewis
Inspector Morse

[Marion]

Fantasy Island
The Man from UNCLE

[Azure]

Hillstreet Blues. I actually have the 1st 2 seasons on dvd but have yet to find any other seasons available. Darn!

High Chaparral. A great old western from when I was young. Not available on dvd that I have ever been able to find.

[creaker]

Depending on what your tolerance is for picture/recording quality, youtube has many series online.

[Packy]

Yeah, I watch some of my favorite tee-vee shows on YouTube, that were on before Cable, and tee-vee in general, went completely downhill. For you drama buffs, the old "Combat!" TV series from the 60's is on YouTube. It's really pretty good & btw, was filmed in black & white. Usually very suspenseful. More of a morality play, than an action show. The series' storyline was set in WWII-era France. Interestingly, the producer of the show and the two lead actors were Jewish, and the dialog referred to German Troops as "Krauts". I guess that isn't really intended as a pejorative though. Or is it?

[lessisbest]

WKRP in Cinncinati is one I'd like to see again but due to all the music rights issues and cost involved to get those rights it's unlikely they will ever be shown as they originally were ever again

Lessisbest - If you like Poirot's 1920's settings/clothes you might also like Miss Fisher's Mysteries: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1988386/

We loved Miss Fisher's Mysteries and have watched the entire series on ROKU/Acorn, but probably wouldn't watch it again. I hope they do another season, however.

[Aqua Blue]

I am currently about one half way thru watching Miss Fisher and have enjoyed it, too.

[Azure]

I also love W K R P I have the first season on DVD but haven't looked for any other seasons yet.