I'm partial to comedies, myself. Some drama is okay; I like the older movies. They are a little "cleaner" in adult content. Although Hollywood has made adjustments to its features, too much violence and adult themes do not appeal to me; I like movies of people who have overcome the obsticles in their lives; I like a happy ending; real life doesn't always have a happy ending, so it's nice to find a movie that does. I like old classics and sitcoms; when I do watch movies and comedies on TV, which isn't very often.

Well, television is kind of second fiddle to the internet now for me. I cannot interact with a television program, and I can, sort of, interact on line.

But where the rubber really meets the road, interaction wise, is out in everyday life; person to person. So talking with you folks on this site is sharpening up my "real life" interaction skills. Thank you very much for helping me with my ongoing acquisition of "life skills".

Like you, Catwoman, I like comedies when they are clean, happy endings, and rags-to-riches stories.

I would like to see more realistic shows about families on television. I grew up in a horribly dysfunctional family, and even if it's only a fictional family portrayed in a television show, it can at least help me to think that there might be something other than what I have experienced in my life.

I think the whole end-of-the-world fantasy thing has been overdone. I really don't need to see any more shows in which all but a handful of the humans have been killed off and the world is ruled by vampires, outer space aliens, zombies, or robots. That kind of fantasy fiction isn't healthy to watch all the time, not even for adults. Hopefully, it is a passing fad, like cowboy movies, which once were extremely popular and were also done to excess.

I watch television in small snippets, rarely watching an entire show. I watch reruns of Full House because it's a fictional family. I also watch the cartoon Spongebob Squarepants except when they do gross and disgusting things on it. I even watch a little of the old TV show MASH.

I hate to admit it, but I have found myself flipping through the channels for hours at a time, looking for something watchable. I've got to find a healthier alternative to that!

Okay, who's next?

I also enjoy comedies, some dramas and good clean older movies. All the sex, violence and betrayals are sickening! Real life is painful and difficult enough, we don't need to see it in movies also. Happy endings and uplifting stories are inspiring and make me feel good.

BobCJ, I like your idea of using this website to improve our people skills. That's something I badly need to do myself.

You're right, Andelene, real life is tough enough, and we don't need to see more suffering and misery on television when we've already personally experienced more than enough ourselves. We deserve something better from the television networks.

Yes, I use TV to helpwith loneliness.

I watch many genres of TV. I do like current events. It doesnt get me down, just makes me feel informed.

I dont watch Two and a Half Men, just offends me so much. Big BangTheory is great, and much tamer.

I like suspense.

I like family friendly movies. My husband is into action, drama, and explosions ~ all violence, he loves. Sometimes we agree, thank the Lord. We have some similar likes, such as Science fiction. We both LOVE The Big Bang Theory. Sometimes we watch old movies a lot. I do at times, keep it on just for noise if it feels too quiet. Other times, I can't even listen to it. It's all part of being bipolar.
Oh ~ I completely agree with SnailAway about Two and a Half Men ; it's totally offensive to me. I don't even like the new one with Ashton Kucher . And I LUV him. We do watch quite a bit t.v.