Besides MythBusters, what do you watch?

Comedies, I love "Raising Hope", though not as much as the first season. I was also a big "Earl" fan, so I guess it's no surprise.

And of course "Big Bang Theory". Oddly enough, Leonard is my least favorite character. I think Galecki tends to over-do the character just a bit. Sort of a nerdy version of David from Roseanne.

I've seen a few episodes of "How I Met Your Mother", and although it was enjoyable I can't seem to get into it.

For dramas, I watch "Breaking Bad" and "Walking Dead".

I used to be devoted to the Sunday night Fox animated lineup, but what with Mythbusters changing nights, I've kind of fallen out of that habit. The only one I really miss is "Bob's Burgers". Hilarious.

Other than Cartoon Network, that's the only first-run stuff I watch.

Oh, and "Archer", on the rare occasions they have new episodes.

I'd never even seen Big Bang until this past year, when it started getting discussed over at Disco. I got curious, and now I can't get enough of it.

Simpsons, American Dad, Family Guy, Bobs Burgers all run on Fox network on Sunday nights here (of course, the first 3 are all pretty much the same show). King of the Hill used to be part of it as well, but that one wasn't much to my taste.

I'd suggest Netflix streaming for Bob's Burgers, but I don't know if that's an option in Denmark.

I will admit that, outside Mythbusters, I am addicted to NCIS. My feelings for the offshoot NCIS:LA depend on the episode.

For more horror/macabre drama, I am a fan of American Horror Story (Brought to you by the same guys who gave you Glee...go figure!)

For comedy, I'm still a fan of South Park & Family Guy.

I don't really watch much telly these days...too busy with an IT postgrad course. That said, I do watch the following (not in any particular order):
Daytime/Entertainment/Comedy:
Top Gear - as much for the WMD-grade bull-plop as anything else.
Red Dwarf - it's smegging brilliant!
The Simpsons - it's an excellent satire of human nature.

Crime:
Castle - it's pretty quirky.
Murdoch Mysteries - there's a surprising amount of science in the show, or at least the science that was known at the end of the 19th Century.

Sci-fi/Action:
Stargate SG-1 - it is an awesome show, and I love the way Jack O'Neill trolls every Gao'uld he comes across (especially Ba'al).
Doctor Who - come on, it's Doctor Who! What reason do I need to give?

Apart from that, it's really a matter of "what's on, and am I bothered to watch?"

Red Dwarf is a British TV comedy show;

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Dwarf

In terms of comedy style, can anyone compare it to something else one might know?

I'm a HUGE fan of The Black Adder series, so if it's anything like that, I'm game

I've followed Criminal Minds and I've loved it from day 1. Like all shows, it's declining a little though. What turned me on to the show initially was the in-depth psych analyzes they made every time in the first two or three seasons. Granted, the storyline has become a little more action packed over the years, but they've sacrificed a lot of the cool psychological analyzes to make room for it and that's sad.

I don't like the new girl much either, but Garcia makes up for it by trying to buddy with her. I love Garcia. Quirky, chubby, cute girl with the biggest heart in the world

Yeah, Reed is fun I can't remember, have they ever said anything about him possibly having Asperger's? He acts a lot like he does.

I just wondered, because I know a couple of people who have asperger's and he seems to nail it pretty well