What's your favorite liberal TV show?

Mine:

The West Wing
Sports Night
Murphy Brown
M*A*S*H

Anybody got any more good ones?

after that, ugh!

i would add tv nation to the list. michael moore was at his prime in a tv format. and it had the great janeane garofalo as a correspondent

They are still very liberal too.

was the best show ever. The bit he did on a black guy owning white slaves was one of the very funniest things I have ever seen on TV.

I am not going to pay for my own Kool aid

But CBS has done its best to sink that show by pre-empting it endlessly.

Hopefully, it will be back in the fall. He's watching "Deadwood" now and enjoys it. It's on HBO, but there's just too much profanity in it for me.

I gotta remember to put in on my TV list though. I haven't seen it since I got a dish. :silly:

Vincent was still on the show when I was a regular watcher.

That used to be the ONE show I made time to watch every week.

Arrested Development, The Daily Show, This Hour Has 22 Minutes (Canadian satirical news show), I'm sure there's plenty more.

was also one of yours. Murphy Brown. Lord I miss that show.

Washington insiders, and you had to really be up on your politics to get the joke. That was cool. A show that encourages you to stay informed.

Not too many of those around anymore. :(

Stargate SG-1. Of the ones that are on now.

I've never seen it. :shrug:

About to be addicted too. I'm glad I have friends who are addicts and own the DVDs.

That Colmes gets some real zingers in!


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though the rw embraced archie, not realizing he was a parody of them

Arrested Development - There's been a lot of clever jabs at the extreme religious right this past season (with George Michael's fundamentalist girlfriend Ann). God, I hope it gets picked up for a third year. This has to be the best show on television at the moment.

The West Wing - A liberal fantasy. Not as good as it was in the Sorkin years, but at least the entertainment factor has picked up again this last year. Let us never speak of season five again.

Family Guy - Not overtly liberal or political, but the sentiment is there (mocking the religious right, as well as the moral center of the family, Brian the dog, being a liberal). It's funny how Seth McFarlane can still be more timely with this show than with his new "political" cartoon American Dad.

The Daily Show - Duh.

The Lone Gunmen - This was an incredibly goofy X-Files spin-off about the publishers of the conspiracy newspaper The Lone Gunman, but I love it. Hell, the pilot episode was all about MIHOP (it aired about seven months before 9/11). The show had a great patriotic tone to it as well: protecting the ideals of democracy from those within who would wish to subvert it for their own wealth and power. It debuted a year too early, but is very timely now. It also just came out on DVD.

but they say the snarkiest things about repukes. And go easy on Dems. You just have to listen closely.

The best dialogue on TV, if you ask me.

I forgot how great that show is until I saw an episode on TVLand last week.

Made it ok to be an unrepentant Archie.

Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
The Smothers Brothers (maybe it was called The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour or something similar)

My favorite current liberal show is ER.

Have a great laugh and it's the only "news" that I can watch on tv anymore. Their stuff is so much better then the truth.